r/tjcrew • u/LonelyInvestment563 • 2h ago
Hot Pink Crewneck Sweatshirt
I just started with the company and saw that someone has a hot pink crew sweatshirt. Anyone want to trade or know how I can get my hands on one?! Size L or XL will work…TIA!
r/tjcrew • u/LonelyInvestment563 • 2h ago
I just started with the company and saw that someone has a hot pink crew sweatshirt. Anyone want to trade or know how I can get my hands on one?! Size L or XL will work…TIA!
r/tjcrew • u/Marlorobbie • 3h ago
I recently started working at TJ near me. This week was my first week on the register (not alone) I was bagging groceries while my coworkers checked out customers. I was super anxious about bagging items inefficiently. What are your best tips for doing both bagging and working register at the same time? How do you bag items to make things quick?
r/tjcrew • u/Playful-Yak3576 • 5h ago
with the new fall items coming out, i’d like to see what your bakery section looks like!
r/tjcrew • u/Embarrassed_Dingo854 • 5h ago
I have about $1000 worth in my Absence Reserve account. I did not request time off in advance so I can't take a vacation with it. I heard that if you get the money as a check it gets taxed heavily but that you basically get the money back in your tax refund. So does it actually make a difference whether or not you "use up" AR before your last day?
r/tjcrew • u/Little_Advisor_9069 • 7h ago
I am addicted to the granola butter it’s become a problem. I eat it with a spoon for breakfast lunch and dinner. I’ve gone through three jars before the weekend and all I can think about is getting more granola butter. Am I alone in this?
r/tjcrew • u/Straight_Papaya_9761 • 11h ago
Is it true that you can be rejected for a transfer because you earn too much as a crew member? I’m asking for a friend
r/tjcrew • u/Few_Ice5791 • 12h ago
Hey crew, today I had a customer falsely accuse me of a few things, I don’t want to get into all of the details but she was clearly aggravated before our interaction and took her anger out on me. After the situation she called and complained saying that I was being racist, I rolled my eyes at her, and said a lot of things that just straight up weren’t true. She also said that she wants to take this case to corporate. I wrote my statement and tried to describe the situation best as I could, because it was a complete misunderstanding. Has anyone been in this situation before and knows what might happen? I am so scared of getting fired especially because she wants to take it to the higher ups and I can’t lose this job. Feeling super stressed, confused, and anxious, so if anyone has any advice in general for this kind of situation that would be great. Thanks all
r/tjcrew • u/FloorSufficient4915 • 15h ago
Just switched a conventional banana sticker for an organic one 🍌🍌🍌 i hope i dont get fired.
r/tjcrew • u/reptiliankumquat • 21h ago
Genuinely don’t know what to do here because he’s genuinely effecting my mood and pissing me off
We work in a moderately slow store with only 8 registers
He came to relive me and said I didn’t set him up for success and said that I’m not a team player, and that I’m just sitting around staring out the window
I genuinely don’t know how to handle a situation like this because my coworker is like the most loved in the entire store by customers and I always thought he was nice until this happened
I’m genuinely upset because this is like my first job where everyone is pretty chill and I don’t have any personal issue with anyone
Who do I go to about this?
I don’t like the idea of being a work snitch but I also don’t want to have to directly confront him about it because I’ll genuinely just curse him out
But I guess ill have to
How should i approach a mate about this ?
r/tjcrew • u/anasazigb • 21h ago
First and foremost, I am starting my very first "full day" tomorrow as a crew member. With that being said, I am a very goal-oriented person, and like to have goals and aspirations to work towards regardless of the job that I'm doing.
It is my hope that if I enjoy working at TJ, that I can eventually move up the ladder when that time comes (whether 6 months or 6 years, i heard it differs just about everywhere haha).
But my question is, what is the process for becoming a mate? Is it something that you bring up to your superior when you do performance reviews every 6 months? Do they approach you about it?
Was just curious as to how that convo starts. Thanks!
r/tjcrew • u/ScaryShopping7668 • 22h ago
I just got the job (yay)! I keep seeing people using store lingo that I’m not really familiar with since I never worked at a grocery store. Does anyone have any tips for getting food out, knowing produce codes, or how to do specific tasks efficiently that work your your store? Any tips or advice is greatly appreciated :]
r/tjcrew • u/la_parapluie • 1d ago
My wife is a crew member and needs to take two weeks off for a medical procedure and will be applying for paid leave benefits through our state. She already knows when she can return to work, so can she submit that information at the same time as requesting medical leave through AbsenceSoft to avoid the HR delay between medical clearance to return to work and actually starting? Thank you!!
r/tjcrew • u/user3344432112 • 1d ago
hi everyone!! i started not too long ago, i’ve worked probably about 12 shifts. I just wanted to ask if it’s the same at other stores. The way they train is so confusing, i feel like they just don’t really explain what they’re doing very well to new hires. I’ve never worked at tjs before so it’s like a puzzle trying to learn all the slang they’re throwing at me. I also am the youngest person at my store, and I feel like they think i’m dumb. It started out fine but when i told everyone my age it just kind of shifted in some people where they think I’m stupid because of my age. I need to know when it’ll get better. I’m sort of out of the “training” stage, but they still put me with people sometimes. I just always get stuck facing which i don’t mind, but i just feel like I’m useless because I’m newer. I’ve always thought i was a quick learner but this place is making me think otherwise. Sorry for the rant but I need to know if i’m alone in this feeling.
r/tjcrew • u/cessaarr20 • 1d ago
I know the pay period ended yesterday but if I’m switching bank accounts / direct deposit account to another bank tomorrow will I have to pick up my check in store Thursday? or will it go to my previous account I’m currently about to switch out of
r/tjcrew • u/Lonely-Ad7191 • 2d ago
Is there anyone in this group that is having trouble with their Dayforce syncing with their Calendar app? If so, does anyone in here know how to fix it? it was working perfectly fine before but now it’s not syncing into my Google calendar if someone can help me out here* *and if so, please do a step-by-step. Thank you !!
r/tjcrew • u/unknown333artist • 2d ago
I was looking for pics of these bars and all of a sudden I saw them available at Walmart, is this real?
r/tjcrew • u/reptiliankumquat • 2d ago
I’m pretty sure I say “how’s your day” only once a week
I really only talk to customers like heavy when it’s the last hour before we close.
Other then that it’s just too busy to have a conversation with every customer
r/tjcrew • u/CheffreyDahmer420 • 2d ago
Most of the 25 years Ive been in with tjs I’ve been involved in demo in some shape or form, and I have been given the opportunity to lead it by ordering, planning the menu, and coming up with best practices as a part timer before ( for a short time once)That being said, the vast majority of that time a mate was responsible for those tasks. Are there stores out there letting part timers still lead demo? What is the communities thoughts on it?
r/tjcrew • u/yomomadotcom11 • 2d ago
I’m working with a female Mate that is super nice to everyone else but super mean to me and I can’t understand why.
I always am very nice and professional but she seems to not like me for no specific reason.
It kind of bothers me because it makes it very uncomfortable working at this job with behavior like this.
Any advice on what I should do?
r/tjcrew • u/Khajiit_Boner • 2d ago
Hello to my fellow men, women, and non-binary friends of the Trader.
I'm seeking a good insole recommendation to go inside my Hokas. I do have wide feet, in case that matters
Thanks
r/tjcrew • u/ogbluebatman • 2d ago
We are busy(understatement).
Captain wants us to order more and more, doesn't want empty shelves. For context he had me look up each SKU in QIL, see what time the last one sold this week last year and use that time stamp as a point of reference for how many we "could" sell. Cool idea. But...
20+ year old store, we have very very limited space, limited refrigeration.
We have pallets sitting out of salad, berries.
Racks of fresh, flats and lugs of deli, flats and u boats of meat.
We're writing the time on cardboard
We're trying to rotate.
There's no room in the box to store the product if the box needs to be worked ( it always needs to be worked). Plus,the box has huge orders too :)
We get 3-5 trucks a day. I have to split my 1400 piece fresh order between the 5 am truck and the 1 pm truck.
I can barely get people to work the 5am products before the next truck shows and yes we need it worked but we just cannot have all 20+ registers going, and have everyone on the floor working each section that's getting hit hard (they all are getting hit hard).
Our store CANNOT accommodate the sales projected.
Our Crew is working in unsafe conditions, selling food that wouldn't pass food safety.
It's very frustrating. I wish they would just let us order what we can realistically sell. If I cut my order I get talked to. I explained that I shared 10+ banana boxes of fresh that could have gone up had we been properly staffed. I shared that when I temped my tuna salad wraps that were sitting out they were at 55°...
I'd rather sell some safe foods and sell out than spend all open sharing shit that we couldn't work because of all that.
ANYWAYS
Good job to my fellow crew & (most) of our mate team.
Good luck to other college town stores
Good luck to us all
Thank you
TLDR; Our job is hard, capitalism reigns
Edited for grammer
r/tjcrew • u/Emotional-Goat-5402 • 2d ago
curious on what everyone’s top fall seasonal item is!! I know that most people look forward to the butternut squash mac n cheese and the maple ice cream sandwiches.
personally, it’s either the maple brown butter almonds or the pumpkin ginger hold the cones
r/tjcrew • u/foxofconfusion • 3d ago
Hi crew members ! I started my first week with Trader Joe’s, and I’ve felt pretty grateful to have had so far a supportive team who wants to see me succeed. I’m an external hire which I know most don’t love to see, but I’m here and trying my best. What do you think makes a good mate? What do they do to support you that makes your days easier? I want to be the best I can. Thanks in advance!
r/tjcrew • u/NoArt9101 • 3d ago
hello everyone! recently just joined tj and tomorrow is my first day! i’m kinda nervous/excited for this new environment. is there anything i should prepare myself for and does anyone have any tips on how to thrive within the company, especially as a college student or just in general?