Really, please, send me *more* things I have no room on the shelves for instead of sending me things I have none of and customers ask for. I really, truly, appreciate this inventory paradigm.

And she was actually mad saying we needed to fix our sign because it's misleading... Uh it clearly states SALE $1.00 EACH but because the box wasn't opened she assumed each mean per box which is still ridiculous but whatever..

I decided to walk into a dollar tree for the first time in years, and throughout the store i knew i could hear something weird but i thought it was the ac till the ac turned off and all i could hear coming from the breakroom was two people DOING THE NASTY. I could hear the lady being like stop i have to count this im sooo bad and i could hear every kiss every everything. i feel so disturbed and have no idea what to call if i even should call anyone about this. what if there were kids in there? like it’s so just yucky and i wish i can somehow erase that from my mind

I have not seen the theater boxed M&M's in about a month or so with my local DTs. Are they no longer carrying them?

Saw in the office last night

How it happened (today):

I had just clocked in and had a couple customers so far. this woman comes through with a (i think) $26 total. she hands me a $100 bill. I didn't realize I might or might not have enough in my drawer- I didn't think I did, so I called my manager up and told her "I don't have enough change for this, and I already put "$100" in the till." What she does is breaks the lady's $100 into 20s and hands it to the woman. this part is fuzzy. either she hands me the 100 in 20s, or hands me only 40. I THINK she handed me only 40, to which I didn't realize I would need to re-do everything - what I did was give her change for the $100 as it showed on the register - $79.xx or something like that - with the 40 she handed me and what was in my drawer. I know I sound extremely stupid and in hindsight, I should have slowed down and handled it better, but this is my first cashier job (3 weeks today) and I'm not great in uncertain situations. I want to cry thinking about it, so please be nice; but answer honestly, am I fucked?

This may seem like a dumb question, but at DT, is it policy not to ring up customers on your own til while you are on your 30 minute lunch break or is it just a bad practice? Because while there is only you (SM, ASM) and one cashier and your line is growing because someone wants to load their 3rd party card or their pay cards while you are on a break is it technically against company policy to take payment while technically off the clock? Thanks in advance for your honesty and support. I' just had this situation happen less than 10 minutes ago and I lost about 5 minutes of my lunch time 🤦🏾‍♂️🙄

Does anyone have a good story where they got back at a bad SM? I am planning on leaving my DT and I am the only other full time person and I am the closer. So when I leave He will not only have to work doubles everyday but stock all that shit himself. I stock seasonal right now and we are getting so backed up on Christmas.

If we have no merch then is it the SMs job to stock it? Does it get decided between merch and SM and why? Or can anyone stock it.

Many stores these days have lost their luster and taste, all in the namesake of trying to hyper-modernize the stores, because I think they're trying to go for a more low-maintenance design philosophy, and they're executing it pretty poorly.

But one thing I love about Dollar Tree is that even though some of the stores are modernizing, obviously with the times, they're still stuck in that very particular 2000s-coded retail aesthetic. I don't know the particular name of it, but many variety stores and places as well, like O'Reilly Auto Parts, Hobby Lobby, Walgreens and CVS also kind of have this look that I'm thinking of.

But it's kind of like almost an opposite to grayscale, whereas grayscale, as the name implies, is very gray and brutalist. This is kind of like what I would almost call "whitescale" and as the name implies, have like a very kind of like a cream-colored interior wall-base with a somewhat kids party room or K-12 school hallway facade to them. I always been drawn to this design aesthetic, but I really do not know what it is called.

Either way, I want to show appreciation to Dollar Tree. Maybe not as a corporation, obviously, but as a retail institution. I want to thank them for, honestly, for serving some of the design integrity behind their stores. Even stores that are kind of right now giving themselves a remodel treatment, all they're really doing is just replacing the carpeting with that minimalist-looking tile floor pattern. You're kind of finding a lot of, in like, some government buildings, hospitals, convention centers, etc. That's really about it. Most of the interior facades are still pretty much the same, though. I pray and hope that they keep it this way, but only time will tell how long they want to keep it for.

For context I've been working at this Dollartree for a month now I think, and for this specific shift, the only people working in the store was me (18F) and my 40 year old male boss. I don't particularly like my boss, he gives me this gut feeling from him but I never think much of it because well I shouldn't judge.

As I'm working and minding my own business he comes up to me to ask me about this bubble tea place thats next door to our store. I'm thinking he's making small talk and asking me for drink recs, so I respond and talk to him about it, what drinks I used to get with my mom since he asked. He then goes and says

"Well yk what how about you take my card, and you can go over there and get yourself something, maybe a drink for me aswell, I'll cover for you you don't have to worry about clocking in your break or anything I'll take care of it." This isn't a company card or gift card or anything this is his card.

I'm suprised but I didn't know what else to say so I hesitantly agreed and went to go get our drinks.

I come back and I say thank you and he goes

"Yeah yk, I usually don't do this to anybody, but for YOU you've done such an amazing job so you deserve it."

Now, since I'm like 18 and this dude is probably in his 40s, its a lil weird. Especially since I'm the only other worker in the store besides him during this shift. He could just be nice, but is this bad? I'm still fairly new, so maybe I'm just overthinking.

Working seasonal before I leave for training!

Realized after the photos I needed to change pegs for the multi-price ornament section and I did that after.

Also someone threw away my seasonal icons while I was off!! :(

So basically, I have a unique name. It's a pretty common French word, but it's not very common for a name in the US. Of course we have to wear the nametags and because of my name, I get a lot of comments about it. One of which is " that's interesting, unique, different." The phrases are intertwined with a tone of passive aggressiveness, and I know they aren't being very nice towards me about my name. I am also neurodivergent which is why I'm coming to reddit to ask of some more or less socially acceptable ways to respond to this type of behavior.

Quit today. Wasn't planning on it by the boss had refused to even consider me for a transfer to another store. I had found out they sabotaged a potential huge promotion for me and they've been increasingly slacking the past few months. Among other things including a strange favoritism towards a recent hire. Rarely called out (only had for health emergencies), did my job to the best of my ability-

Caught them in a plethora of lies and finally had enough.

Sucks since despite the company has flaws, I loved my coworkers for the most part. Now I just feel like I've wasted six years of my life for jack shit.

Considered making a case to hr instead of quitting but didn't want the scarlet letter of me being a transfer due to an incident and that possibly making any store I go to think I'm difficult or trying to cause problems.

Had this happen like 4 times today and I am baffled as to WHY this is even an issue like who does that? Stands there and doesn't say a word until I ring it up then be like "oh I didn't want that" good grief 🤦

I guess I got a 25 cent raise on my last pay period and didn't even know until I checked workday. I assume everyone got one, but my question is, is it just an automatic raise for everyone or was this something I actually earned?

My store has been getting trucks double what they should be since inventory 3 months ago and now our back room is stuffed and no help or hours. My DM doesn’t care they just tell me I have to get it empty. What can I do?

hi i started working at dollar tree not too long ago, and i've noticed recently there has been NO music playing in store. managers say i cant listen to music while i stock things or do go backs, im like ok fine at least i got the store music. but nope every shift is so silent lol

js wondering if this is js my location specifically or all dollar trees? i go to dollarama and there's always music playing.