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I always hear “But did you document it?” And I understand how important it is especially when it’s time for performance convos and protecting the company. Short version: I’m looking for answers specifically from retail store managers or retail district managers if possible. How do you document day-to-day, in the moment coachings? Do you even document the small stuff? Do you use excel, reflect in a journal, or take notes in employee files? Long version: I was previously at a pretty big company that provided software for us to document verbals confidentially in each employee’s digital file, so it was much easier to track progress and see history in employee files if we had change...

i’ve been shopping at garage for the past 5-6 years now, and i am so disappointed in the clothes, it’s not even a store i care to check on anymore. what happened to the cute tops !? i had so many cute cowl neck tops, or long sleeve shirts with cut outs. now everything is loungewear or basics, im so tired of everyone trying to rebrand and become the next lululemon or prettylittlething 🫩

hi! coach associate here 👋 i love seeing all the love for the new drops! i noticed some styles online that are sold out, but my store still has some in stock; let me know if you are looking for either of these :) thanks; happy shopping!

Hello friends! I am going to be taking a tester trip to Portland, OR this coming year in late May, early June. I am looking for a few neighborhoods to stay in/explore while I'm there for a couple weeks. I really enjoy sewing, crocheting, and knitting so I would love to be somewhat near an independent fabric shop and/or sewing studio. I also like to write so a good coffee shop is a must, though I feel that the factor is kind of null when it comes to Portland. I am also a big reader, so being near a good book store and/or library would be wonderful. I'm in the 55-60K range for salary range and I would be planning on living alone with two cats that are both registered ESAs. I&...

Hi, longtime lurker first time poster. This is in USD in the midwest. I finally got a decent paying job after being let go a year ago. I recently moved back home with my mom and some of my siblings and now I want some insight on my future budget. I won't be moving out for awhile, my new job is 5 mins away, and I'm waiting to see what my whole family decides in the spring. My siblings and my Mom want to sell our family house in the spring or summer. My mom isn't really able to sustain the house even with my older brother helping out to pay, and my mom doesn't work in general because of a physical disability. My mom will move in with my oldest and my brother and I will do...

What are good shops to buy cameras here? I know there is a Sony kiosk in centauras, a nikon store in Beverley and a canon store in blue area but they tend to keep the more high end models. I need to buy a camera preferably a mirrorless one and if nothing works out will settle for a DSLR. I'm basically looking for entry level beginner models. My budget is around 2L and would like a brand new as opposed to a used. Any help would be appreciated.

I posted this in another sub but it also fits here, I just figured maybe somebody identifies with my story and will feel supported through shared experiences. My mom has always been a selfish person. I went no contact with her for years until my sister died suddenly when she was 24. Now I feel obligated to have her in my life since I’m her only living child. I thought she might change but unfortunately she is still toxic despite our family’s loss. I am marrying my Fiancée next year and a lot of my feelings are coming to a head because of the wedding. To start off, when I went wedding dress shopping with my mom it was just an ok experience. She body shamed me and pointed out how unflat...

I recently re-watched the show Superstore, and something very interesting stood out to me. Every episode - yes, literally - every single one features a specific canned sparkling water brand. Whether it's a case of [beverage brand] on a store shelf, a case in a shopping cart, or a can strategically placed on a table, this specific brand is in every episode. Likely a subliminal way to increase sales without anyone being the wiser. The brand, which I will obfuscate because we are not giving anyone free advertising here, is "Xi0rC A1".

Hello all, I am looking to buy a pool cue stick: - SCREW ON TIPS - 2 piece - 58" - 20-21 oz - under $150 I know many people **** on screw on tips, but as a dual player who simply wants to use my own stick at pool halls, this is fine for me. It is so hard to find sticks at a reasonable price, chains like Dicks Sporting Goods, do not sell them in store anymore. I went to another local shop to get a feel for the 58" and weight. I have seen many sticks online, that seem too low also, like under $50 which is also odd. Not sure at all if they can be trusted. Please assist. Again, I know many will dissuade me from the screw on tips, but my mind is made up on that end.

Hey everyone, For the first time in my 30 years, I actually went to a physical store and bought a sweater (Adidas), a shirt, and jeans. I spent around 11,000 INR (150USD) which I know is a bit expensive. But now I’m feeling guilty about it. Is this kind of guilt or second-guessing normal after shopping like this? Has anyone else felt this way after buying clothes or other items offline for the first time? How do you deal with this feeling? Would love to hear your experiences or advice.

Hey everyone, For the first time in my 30 years, I actually went to a physical store and bought a sweater (Adidas), a shirt, and jeans. I spent around 11,000 INR, which I know is a bit expensive. But now I’m feeling guilty about it. Is this kind of guilt or second-guessing normal after shopping like this? Has anyone else felt this way after buying clothes or other items offline for the first time? How do you deal with this feeling? Would love to hear your experiences or advice.

So a cousin of mine had two trumpets and offered them to my mother, and get them cleaned at the local instrument shop on his account. My mom took me to grab those two and turn in my rental. my rental was a Yamaha i think it played nice. I played a scale at the store on this older 1935 selmer-bundy trumpet. it had the original case and was in nice shape. it came with a silver mouthpiece too. i thought it sounded a little off but the trumpet is built different and i thought maybe it was me just needing to get used to it. my mom says its supposed to be a good trumpet but she played percussion and I don't really know her sources. should i go get my rental back... https://reverb.com/item/15...

Tried popeyes for the first time recently. I have my favorite local fried chicken spot, but its the back of a convenience store kinda place that doesnt have homestyle sides, just deli and little retail stuffs. So when i want a homestyle fried dinner its been kfc and that can be a good product, its low quality control so you never know how old the meat is off peak hours or if the worker made it right. I was exctited for this new option, i love southern cooking and it says louisiana in the name, thats a cool word. so I tried a little bit of everything and a lot a bit of some things. Ordered 2 of each of the following just to be sure, and well i like to save money on delivery fees by getting...

Hello, I have an Xbox series x and have a physical and digital library, however, I’m unsure of which ways to purchase games going forward. I know it’s down to me ultimately of course and I’ll still always buy old games for physically from shops like cex for example because of the great deals and I love old physical media. But I was curious what people think the main pros & cons of buying games in these two ways are? With Black Friday sales, I’m stuck contemplating if I should buy the DOOM Anthology or Halo MCC on the MS Store or if to get them physically. Thanks

https://preview.redd.it/vax7x242313g1.png?width=1635&format=png&auto=webp&s=69c301a380f0d9408d3c9f89fff27ed07b407547 A fun puzzle-like game. If you're going to attempt this game I'd recommend playing the levels on hard from the start (they're not that hard) - had to redo all the levels to get that achievement but a fun game nonetheless

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