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The document discusses observations and suggestions for improving a retail store based on empty shelves, long lines, and accessibility issues. It notes a need for better forecasting to prevent stock-outs, adding employee support and signage to help customers navigate checkout lines, improving cart return areas and shelf heights for accessibility, and potentially expanding product categories to increase customer traffic in the store.
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Stores observation
- 1. • Some products are sold out, empty shelves => Having better logistic/prediction system - more products could be sold • A man looking for children cloth • Empty service center => There could be more personnel
- 2. • Another observation I had was that there were really a lot of cashier registers, but due to the shelves it was hard to see which of the cash registers were free, which of the lines were shorter and which longer => I thought a table with a display would be helpful C1 C2 C3 C4 … • Many carts are being not brought back => Create more cart return facilities • Pregnant woman would not be able to try the stroller out, because the shelf is too high => Improve the design
- 3. • Comparing to other stores I visited, Trader • The store could definitely need more personnel Joe’s has the highest number of personnel and it is a pretty advanced store with a beautiful assortment and music playing already outside • The store was pretty empty inside. Maybe • Very advanced store. The only store, which had the specialization is too narrow baskets throughout the whole shop area