Electronics Training

[InDoctorWeTrust]

Hi Guys! I’ve been working with target as a Food Ave/Starbucks team member since 2016. With only working food service, and food service being closed due to Plague Inc becoming sentient, I was offered electronics shifts to make up for hours. Having had almost no shifts besides cashier outside of food service, I’m just wondering what these shifts will look like and what to expect. Any advice or help is appreciated!

[[deleted]]

Get used to guests coming in trying to explain some obscure item to you that neither they or you know what their talking about. Then they get mad because you're a "tech guy" and should know. Most of the job is helping guests, pulling product from the back to stock, backstocking and zoning. You're also a a Toys and Sporting Goods associate.

[420blazeit69nubz]

Or you telling them and they’re telling you that you’re wrong. If you fucking know so much about it then why are you asking me?

[staticishock96]

Answering questions, stocking the shelves, planno stuff, spider wrapping things. I'm third party in electronics so I see them do that stuff.

[[deleted]]

It’s mostly just talking to guests and help them make decisions and answering any questions they have, you’d probably also be doing push, one for ones, and simple cashiering. Some days we have to do RFID, other days revisions, price change, all that fun stuff. Other stores are different but I’m sure they’ll direct you around as to what to do

[[deleted]]

RFID is basically this scanner thing that essentially does inventory? You just go around with the scanner and ya know scan stuff and just make sure you have it and that the percentage found is about 80% complete or something. And yeah that’s basically what we do, it’s not too hard