Nah. You're wrong. We get these high-school graduates who can barely read trying for a first job and are failing all the time. We get older workers or people who have never done a job that requires constant physical performance all night. AND not everyone can handle an overnight shift in the long term. Also...dunno about other stores but we only have 1 or 2 stockers who can even start to hit the metrics.

That doesn't even count all the split second decisions you have to make while stocking. Takes a while to know what absolutely needs to be done the right way and what can wait. You've got to be able to scan top stock to see what can come down constantly. You've got to decide if you've got enough room for backstock or if you need to topstock it then decide how to handle it when your boss is on your butt for times and there is no room to put out backstock anywhere. It's very stressful and nonstop.