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Unrealistic Planograms
Corporate planograms routinely ignore real store layouts, shelf dimensions, and local data, forcing retail staff to manually rework resets and waste labor.
In their words
So now we have empty peg space on the floor and excessive overstock including stuff we don't even sell that I can't place to floor because "its not set to planogram"
I've seen several mod resets in the past 6 months that could have been simple item swaps, but instead 4 sections get completely shuffled.
Does Target HQ not own a calendar to either have these toys go to a clearance price that might sell OR put them into Salvage price change that coincides with a major transition?
I swear they’re not checking packaging when they design these.
It gets old having to fix their mistakes every week.
the product you place does not fit the way you are asking us to fit it
Every single planogram that has come down since switching to AI or whatever it is they did is so screwed up its insane!
I like to be able to type in a SKU number and it takes me right to the item and shows me where it is.
Corporate sends a planogram that looks perfect on paper — until you realize it was designed by someone who’s never set foot in a store, let alone measured a shelf.
A month behind on POGs with a stockroom filled and boxes piled out on the floor.
The ui is trash and you can barely read the maps (don't get me started on the maps).
All the new POGs and POGs that moved are not set right at all. Shelf Heights and Pegs are fvcked up.
Retail store staff
Where they talk
- r/Target
- r/MichaelsEmployees
- r/Lowes
- r/HomeDepot
- r/WalgreensStores
- r/walmart
- r/employedbykohls
- r/kroger
Tools they use today
- planograms
- POGs
- MyDevice
- siteline
- Zebra handheld
- DPO
- DSL
- Flex app
Why those fall short
- AI planograms ignore real product dimensions and reachability
- ModGPT drops flawed mods; digital tags must be rescanned for tiny changes
- AI ignores real spacing and fit; no one tests designs in a live store
- Excess and miss-picked items never go to markdown unless removed from basic.
- MySupport rarely solves these problems; POGs are algorithm-designed with minimal human QC
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