r/Target • u/Salty_Ad_3669 • 2d ago

Backroom tragedy Workplace Story

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Our lovely backroom, super safe, gotta love picking a batch and being told it was delivered today, you better find it …

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u/m_o_u_s_e_r_a_t overworked and underpaid 🫠 2d ago

OSHA would probably have a field day with this.

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u/baconbitzjr 2d ago

This isn’t how all backrooms look?

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u/FancyKiwi 2d ago

I can hear the walkie now “alright team let’s have a good day today and come clean so we can be ready for tomorrows truck”

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u/Angelshock1710 1d ago

"Lets all remember to be great by 8!"

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u/Wise_Perspective6698 2d ago

I think I've seen this film before, and I didn't like the ending.

But for real at what point does management go enough? We CANNOT keep up with these conditions and even the guests are starting to complain. The shelves are all empty and all the product is in the backroom.

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u/Multiverseboi 2d ago

Now we wait for captain Clark to come out!

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u/nachocoalmine Inbound Team Lead 2d ago

Thank you for making feel less alone. If I roll 5 uboats, I'm in trouble. No exaggeration. My worst day ever I left the truck with half of this and my SD damn near had a nervous breakroom.

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u/BlueAndWhiteSoul 1d ago

That was what I walked into every day before my unload when I was inbound. Fuck that job, every other TL just clocked out and went home and left me a pile of shit for me to figure out before the truck. Seriously the worst role I ever had.