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MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATEswortel2024-04-16T17:45:57+00:00
Merchandising Execution Associates (MEAs) ensure that the products are stocked and properly merchandised to provide the customer the best possible shopping experience while always keeping safety, accuracy and efficiency at the forefront.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Merchandising Execution Associate’s (MEA’s) job?
MEAs perform in-store merchandising service activities such as merchandising projects, planogram maintenance, overhead organization, and display/signage maintenance designed to enhance the customer experience.
Does the role require heavy lifting?
Although not a primary part of the role, an MEA may expect to lift some product with a team member.
How much interaction does an MEA have with customers?
Although most of an MEA’s job is organizing product away from customers, there may be times when they need to provide customer service.
Is the work schedule consistent?
Yes, an MEA has a consistent schedule that allows for planning time and activities outside of work.
Are there overnight shifts?
Day positions, overnight positions, and overnight travel positions are available. Overnight travel positions typically service a multi-store, weekly rotation within a 30-mile radius.
What type of equipment does a MEA use?
MEA’s will use basic hand tools, power tools, and lift equipment to refresh product displays for merchandise.
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MET Associate - Video Transcript
SLIDE TITLE: A SPOTLIGHT ON: MERCHANDISING EXECUTION ASSOCIATES
SLIDE TITLE: WHAT DOES A MERCHANDISING EXECUTION ASSOCIATE (MET) DO?
KIM F.
We have a lot of responsibilities we’re here to back the store up, and working for the vendors, we take care of their base. New products roll out, we put them together, we put them on displays, we get them clean, we get them marked correctly.
KELLEY K.
We go into each bay in the store and determine whether or not the bay set the planogram. So, whether or not it’s right. And then we go through, fill the shelves, dust, clean.
KIM F.
So now we leave that bay. That bay should be very shoppable for all the customers.
CAMERON J.
I make sure that product is pulled forward and that it looks presentable.
LORI W.
If the product is on the shelf, then it’s easy for the customer to come in and get what they need and leave, without even having to ask for help.
SLIDE TITLE: HOW MUCH OF A MET ASSOCIATE’S DAY IS MOVING OR LIFTING PRODUCT?
CAMERON J.
So it’s a very physical job, and honestly, it’ll keep you fit.
LORI W.
You’re moving beams, you’re moving heavy product.
KELLEY K.
Obviously, some areas have heavier merchandise than other areas.
JEREMY W.
Sometimes they’ll be lifting a toilet or a vanity; we make sure that safety is really a top priority.
LORI W.
I want you to go home the same way you came to work.
KELLEY K.
When you need a hand, you can get it.
SLIDE TITLE: WHY HOME DEPOT?
KELLEY K.
So, my first Christmas here was really cool, because you get to see all of the displays going up.
LORI W.
Doing Halloween and Christmas is a big thing for the team. A lot of people love it because the full team is involved.
KELLEY K.
That’s the satisfaction of it, is knowing that if I was a customer, I’d be happy to be there.
LORI W.
When you’re done with it and you step back and you look at your work, it’s very rewarding.
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- Merchandising Execution Manager
- Night Replenishment Manager
- Area Supervisor
- Kitchen Designer
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- Night Replenishment Manager
- Area Supervisor
- Kitchen Designer
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