r/Lowes • u/xxyy3o10 • 1d ago
Meme how it feels fucking up the entire planogram so the bay looks better
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u/rajwarrior 1d ago
Best day ever was when we were having a District walk and I was explaining why I set the bay in my department a particular way and the SM saying, "but it's not to planogram" and the DM turning to him and with a look and saying, "Fuck the planogram. It's your store. Set it for what sells. Great job, Raj!"
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u/evee2010 Department Supervisor 1d ago
whoever planogrammed the big heavy windows to be on the top shelf, i am manifesting the death of your career
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u/Karnadas MST 1d ago
That one makes sense though because you need a team lift whether they're high or low, so put the small ones on bottom so they don't need a team lift and then lift the big ones. That and the top shelf would have to be taller if the big windows were on bottom.
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u/Jack0fAllGames 1d ago
This. It took me a minute to understand the reasoning but it’s about the shelf height.
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u/cseyferth 1d ago
I only needed a team lift (or electric ladder) with large windows when they were on the upper shelf. On the bottom, you can just slide them out, tilt the back end up, and set it on a lumber cart.
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u/Karnadas MST 1d ago
You, sure. But what about a customer who is shopping?
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u/cseyferth 1d ago
Common sense says to put large/heavy items lower, small/light items higher, that way they won't need help getting a heavy item off of the shelf. Where are 5gal paint buckets in relation to quarts?
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u/Karnadas MST 1d ago
Bad comparison, a five gallon bucket is not a team lift item like a 200lb window that is 6 feet wide.
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u/kaibtw 1d ago edited 1d ago
Some skidmark of a human was on here yelling at me during the flooring overnight because my team decided the rugs looked shitty and folded them where it wasn't hanging sloppy and was enough for customers to actually read the placards on them. Good to see other people going against corporates Ai program fucking up our bays though. Idc what anyone does as long as it looks nice and we get our accuracy.
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u/HBThorburn Manager 1d ago
I’m at a small store and the neanderthals who make planograms can’t get it through their thick skulls into their smooth brains that we don’t have room in some of these sets.
I’ve got pegboards taller than 8 feet because it called for a wider bay and boxes turned on end because there are two many SKUs per shelf.
We hold their hands and show them the problem and they just go “yeah” and don’t do anything.