procombo

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by procombo 7y ago
This exactly. I spent most of my professional career actively SEEKING feedback at every turn. So it's kind of a relief when someone offers "free" advice, even when it's personal. While it's rarely very useful, and s
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by procombo 7y ago
One of our local hardware stores (Home Depot) went completely self-checkout a couple years ago. It was terrible and the employees hated it. I haven't been back. I might be the minority though. I'd argue there is also a societal e
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by procombo 7y ago
I totally agree. Scan into cart is my favorite self-checkout method I've used. They had trial runs of a system like this in my community but phased them out soon after. We also tried a couple home delivery services, but it was too unre
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by procombo 7y ago
Yes. As much as I liked having an inventory, it was still "work"... and a very easy thing to drop from a list of employee responsibilities. I still have the components in a box somewhere. I was thinking about installing it in our
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by procombo 7y ago
Yeah. I was definitely very AdHoc. A typical grocery store here in the US has about like, what, 20k SKUs? But I personally only really deal with maybe 200 of those, so at the time I just managed the data manually. (Plugged that USB scanner
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by procombo 7y ago
Very nice work. I like what I see on many levels! Let me also echo the idea of a "pantry inventory". Getting something like that working (well) would by itself be a very strong feature. Like others, I have been interested in that
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by procombo 7y ago
That name though...