"For thirty years," Klaus continues, "I have put the organic muesli and the expensive oat milk on the third shelf. That is what Primus demands. That is what REWE demands."
He pulls the heavy Primus binder off the shelf. It lands on the linoleum with a satisfying thud. "It says here: 'Customer proximity.' But they confuse proximity with profit margin." primus rewe mitarbeiterschulung
He walks to the dairy aisle. Lea follows, clutching her pen. Klaus points a stern finger at a gap on the third shelf. "But look. Yesterday, an old lady—Mrs. Gartner—she stood here for five minutes. She couldn't reach the Dinkel-Basis muesli. Her shoulder is bad. She left. She bought it at the EDEKA across the street." "For thirty years," Klaus continues, "I have put
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Lea gasps. "But the inventory flow! The rotation!"
Lea looks at the gap, then at the bottom shelf, where the cheap, private-label sugar cereal gathers dust.
She looks at him, puzzled. "The tall boy (der Große) usually puts it up high. But someone clever moved it down today."