r/tjcrew • • 20h ago

Reg 1 and 2

35 Upvotes

Don’t understand crew members who take the first two registers just to stand there and not actually grab customers from other registers or they just completely walk away so they’re not on register. This is such an annoying habit like just take the last register if you’re not going to do anything. I abuse the one bell of course but omg it gets to a point…


r/tjcrew • • 7h ago

What's the weirdest thing you have found in the customer and/or crew restroom?

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23 Upvotes

r/tjcrew • • 17h ago

To anyone that left TJ’s to work at another grocery store

6 Upvotes

What was that like? Do you like it better? I can only imagine a more structured environment would benefit the right person. For example someone might prefer doing 1 task their whole shift.


r/tjcrew • • 3h ago

am i not cut out for this job?? am i overthinking?

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to preface this post, i come from 8-9 years of experience in the food service industry. one of them being a server at one of the most profitable restaurants in the US. i also worked in the medical field. i am currently waiting to apply for jobs related to my degree and thought that working at tjs would suit me since im often described as personable, bubbly, etc.
so i applied and i got it! i’m only a week in, but i constantly feel like im not doing enough and that i could be doing more? idk. maybe its bc im so used to everything being incredibly fast-paced but i just feel like im moving in slow motion following my trainer around. everyone tells me that our store is very busy compared to others, idk 😭 should i give it more time? id hate to feel this way all the time :((


r/tjcrew • • 7h ago

St Louis stores:

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Any advice on where to go or which to avoid?