The worst blunder I ever pulled was running over a customer with a pallet loaded down with 12 packs of sodas that was placed on a tub.
The way this one happened was when I was this time I working at Target on the flow team. The exec in charge placed a pallet of sodas onto a tub, because the pallet jacks were either in use, lost or broken. This means I would have to push a heavily loaded pallet worth of crap without being able to see what was ahead rather than pulling it with a clear field of view. I should have refused and waited for a pallet jack but I was still new at the time and wasn't at the point yet of telling management to screw themselves. So when I when I was pushing this pallet along a customer decided to stop in front of me and I plowed right into her. I could've sworn I was going to be fired but nothing ever came of it.
The way this one happened was when I was this time I working at Target on the flow team. The exec in charge placed a pallet of sodas onto a tub, because the pallet jacks were either in use, lost or broken. This means I would have to push a heavily loaded pallet worth of crap without being able to see what was ahead rather than pulling it with a clear field of view. I should have refused and waited for a pallet jack but I was still new at the time and wasn't at the point yet of telling management to screw themselves. So when I when I was pushing this pallet along a customer decided to stop in front of me and I plowed right into her. I could've sworn I was going to be fired but nothing ever came of it.
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