So who else with a green store got a F ??
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It’s simple to have an A. Check your cr-p in on time, do your CAR before Friday, ring your couponers at the POS so you’re not flagging for voids, and have cashiers that don’t f up the money. If you have an F you’re not doing your job operationally.
Just another made up BS metric that is absolutely meaningless but keeps a room full of suits working. Lp oh sorry asset protection cough cough is clueless that bags, duffle bags, trash bags and more walk out of the stores daily. If Karen wants to save $$$ cut the entire lp Dept. A real waste of payroll. Green blue yellow purple polka dots the reports are laughable and truly meaningless until they want to address the real issues.
The color is based on inventory growth and BOH changes. The Letter is based on your operations.
If you are an F then you are missing on key recs, cash losses etc. My guess is that you have a low volume store (20k a week) and one event can crash your score.
Who do you put up with it. Find another job. This company is a dumpster fire
A lot of stores did. The color shows how they think you will perform to your shrink budget: Negative BOH changes vs Shrink budget. The Risk rating is a reflection of how you’re doing on each of the risk categories: O/S cash, Awareness quiz, Key Rec etc. I’m not saying the categories they chose make sense - but that’s how you can be a Green with an F.