PSA: Saw a shift lead at the Tacoma store quietly fix a new hire's mistake before the morning rush
I was picking up supplies at the Tacoma branch on a Saturday and watched a shift lead catch a pricing error a new hire made on about 40 labels. Instead of calling it out in front of the crew, she pulled him aside and they fixed it together in maybe 10 minutes. Nobody got embarrassed, and the rush still went fine. Made me wonder how many quiet saves like that happen at my own shop and I just never hear about them. What's the best save you've ever seen a coworker pull off without making it a thing?
That "pulled him aside and they fixed it together" move is the whole thing. Reminds me of a guy at my old shop who once swapped out a whole tray of burnt cookies before the owner walked in and never said a word about it.