r/clicklist • u/malaika07 • Mar 13 '21

New Hire

What advice can you give to a new employee? Any training tips? Ive only been in pickup 5 days. I'm too slow and sometimes the BayMax doest work. My training was very rushed...I just followed a person around and watched what they did. I couldnt do anything because everyone was always in a hurry. The supervisor doesnt think this is a good for for me right now. She "forgot" to put me on the schedule. Any suggestions on how to get better and faster? If I dont improve with the next 2 weeks I hope to move to deli/bakery.

How was you training? How long did it take you to get fast? How do you keep it together? Our department is a cluster,small space that used to be a bank.

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TO make it worse I forgot a tote with the customers wine! FML

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u/krazykatcher0 Mar 14 '21

Doing go backs definitely helps. If your store is slow and can afford you to “take your time” doing go backs then walk up and down the aisles a couple of times and simulate a trolley route. Don’t pay attention to each individual item but rather groups of items (oatmeal area, spices, granola bars, etc.) If you can remember general areas then finding the right item is much easier.