Almost no “new” merchandise, mostly all clearance
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And if the shirt is rejected even after second reviews it still comes back in the queue sometimes. How much time and effort should fulfillment put into finding one item? their whole 30-40 units an hour for full-timers is crazy, and based on a perfectly clean and organized store where all of the merchandise is on the floor and you never ever get stopped for help. The folks on Tyvola apparently don't take into account being stopped to spend 15 minutes helping a customer find baby clothes or something in the home store, or just to price check items. When customers see that scanner in your hand you become the walking price scanner.
And about 92% of fulfillment orders are clearance. Never know if it’s on a clearance rack, or the floor, cause who knows when/how/who markdowns got done 😂
There’s no way it’s profitable pay employees to spend so much time hunting for a $3 clearance shirt from 2 years ago and then ship it for free
We have a lot of 'new' merchandise on the dock. It's the same old c-ap with a new upc and style number. But yeah, you can't squeeze any more clearance into those racks.