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i'm sorry about that post well the beginging about the way the back room works is true but i'm sorry about the rest of it..... i was having a rough day and reading that just made me rant..... i'm sorryLapse Of Reason wrote:Railspike wrote:Cujo wrote:ok being i've worked for walmart for 2+ years now and just became a department manager this is what happens...Lapse Of Reason wrote:skyblast wrote:alh77 wrote:I saw these the other night on the bottom of a pallet the other night. We asked if they could open up a box and the employee just stared at us and shook his head "no".
My question is, why the heck then do employees bring BF items out and why does it seem that not all store employees are on the same page?
Because WalMart does not actually pay them enough to care, or take pride in, their job.
1. the deparment gets a list of what items as black friday items.....
2. they come on a trailer litterally completely filled with crap....
3.the unloaders just see that it's a "toys" item and stack it on the pallet for toys...
4. when the pallet cant fit anymore stuff on it it is wrapped and brrought to the deparment it goes to
5. in the morning the associetes start working the pallet and if the BF stuff is on it then they leave it on the pallet and after they are done they bring it to the back and then it's put on a seperate pallet for black friday...
i hate people liek you guys that think just cause you shop there you know EVERYTHING about what we do when we work there.... heck you think just cause the employee is walking through thte department and say "sorry i dont work in this department" you get all snotty... you know if we are hired to work in electronics they dont train us to work in the toy department..... so next time you think you know what you are talking about just keep it to yourself.... *end rant
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The unloaders are supposed to take ANYTHING that says blitz on the item and put it on a seperate pallet. No Blitz goes out on the floor.
Hmmm, please don't take offense. All I said was Walmart does not pay enough for the employees to care. If you feel like Walmart is paying you enough, well then great![]()
That being said, I very rarely ever find an employee who is able to answer my questions even if they do work in that department. No matter what justification there is because of what goes on behind the scenes, the fact remains that from the customer's point of view most employees are not informed enough to be able to help the customers.
And I did say most of the time, because every once and a while I find an employee who is able to help.
No Death for Prowl wrote:Is anybody else really puzzled why anybody would go through the typical Black Friday fiasco to land these Cybertron 2 packs? If you're a parent looking for gifts, then I can understand the cluelessness, though why you decide to pick Black Friday to shop is beyond me, espcially since I doubt any child out there is clamoring for Cybertron Downshift or Galaxy Force Prime.
If you're a Transformers collector, though, is saving a few bucks on these figures really worth the trouble of getting up and fighting for what comes out to be about $15-20 in savings? If you really want some of these Cybertron figures and you don't mind paying $5 or $6 more than original retail price, none of them are all that hard to find.
Cujo wrote:i'm sorry about that post well the beginging about the way the back room works is true but i'm sorry about the rest of it..... i was having a rough day and reading that just made me rant..... i'm sorryLapse Of Reason wrote:Railspike wrote:Cujo wrote:ok being i've worked for walmart for 2+ years now and just became a department manager this is what happens...Lapse Of Reason wrote:skyblast wrote:alh77 wrote:I saw these the other night on the bottom of a pallet the other night. We asked if they could open up a box and the employee just stared at us and shook his head "no".
My question is, why the heck then do employees bring BF items out and why does it seem that not all store employees are on the same page?
Because WalMart does not actually pay them enough to care, or take pride in, their job.
1. the deparment gets a list of what items as black friday items.....
2. they come on a trailer litterally completely filled with crap....
3.the unloaders just see that it's a "toys" item and stack it on the pallet for toys...
4. when the pallet cant fit anymore stuff on it it is wrapped and brrought to the deparment it goes to
5. in the morning the associetes start working the pallet and if the BF stuff is on it then they leave it on the pallet and after they are done they bring it to the back and then it's put on a seperate pallet for black friday...
i hate people liek you guys that think just cause you shop there you know EVERYTHING about what we do when we work there.... heck you think just cause the employee is walking through thte department and say "sorry i dont work in this department" you get all snotty... you know if we are hired to work in electronics they dont train us to work in the toy department..... so next time you think you know what you are talking about just keep it to yourself.... *end rant
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The unloaders are supposed to take ANYTHING that says blitz on the item and put it on a seperate pallet. No Blitz goes out on the floor.
Hmmm, please don't take offense. All I said was Walmart does not pay enough for the employees to care. If you feel like Walmart is paying you enough, well then great![]()
That being said, I very rarely ever find an employee who is able to answer my questions even if they do work in that department. No matter what justification there is because of what goes on behind the scenes, the fact remains that from the customer's point of view most employees are not informed enough to be able to help the customers.
And I did say most of the time, because every once and a while I find an employee who is able to help.
Susinko wrote:One of each were bought as well as a Ben 10 toy for my daughter. We bonded over an early breakfast lunch at Burger King afterward. We then went home where my husband had fun playing with Downshift, I had fun playing with Thundercracker, and my daughter had fun playing with Benwolf.
All in all, it was a fun day!
I couldn't even find them. It doesn't even look like the Wal-Mart even had it. But there were plenty of MP Starscreams.Susinko wrote:No Death for Prowl wrote:Is anybody else really puzzled why anybody would go through the typical Black Friday fiasco to land these Cybertron 2 packs? If you're a parent looking for gifts, then I can understand the cluelessness, though why you decide to pick Black Friday to shop is beyond me, espcially since I doubt any child out there is clamoring for Cybertron Downshift or Galaxy Force Prime.
If you're a Transformers collector, though, is saving a few bucks on these figures really worth the trouble of getting up and fighting for what comes out to be about $15-20 in savings? If you really want some of these Cybertron figures and you don't mind paying $5 or $6 more than original retail price, none of them are all that hard to find.
Yeah. That would be me. I did in fact go on Black Friday to get those two packs at Walmart. I also did it just so I could save that $20 on those figures. More if you figure how much more they would be on eBay. I'm glad that you have a great job that makes saving $20+ seem like a waste of time.
My husband, daughter, and I went a little after 8 (there's no way that I'm willing to get any of us hurt in the early morning trample!) and looked up and down the center isles looking for MP SS and those two packs. MP SS wasn't there (the toy manager doesn't think they will get him) and plenty of two packs.
One of each were bought as well as a Ben 10 toy for my daughter. We bonded over an early breakfast lunch at Burger King afterward. We then went home where my husband had fun playing with Downshift, I had fun playing with Thundercracker, and my daughter had fun playing with Benwolf.
All in all, it was a fun day!
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