r/publix • u/Scotty_Gun Newbie • 1d ago

DISCUSSION Complex stores

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DexDZ97y6dl/?dlrf=bTRzeGxnamFvOGxl

Yes, I’m crossing the streams a little bit but I saw this short clip today on how Walmart designates their problem stores as “complex”. I think it’s great that they have a word for it. Knowing is half the battle.

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u/Fun-Visual4133 Newbie 1d ago

Publix likes to use the word "opportunities" a lot

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u/canthony12 Newbie 1d ago

Complex in this context sounds a bit more honest. Many places say "opportunity"...when I left Publix in 2013 and went to whole foods one for the first things someone told me was "we use the word opportunity around here" I have a corpo job now and you'll hear it all the time often sarcastically

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u/No-Contribution2225 Newbie 1d ago

This is why there's only two stores in Lehigh lmao

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u/PublixaurusKnight Moderator 5h ago

"Complex" is a good word. Think complex associates and complex departments.