Read the planogram, not the vibe
Select the correct first move when a shelf looks neat but violates the planogram.
Neat shelf, wrong map: the premium block is cleanly faced in the wrong zone. The shelf looks full and fronted, but the planogram shows the premium Greek block belongs in the central eye-level slot. What should Maya do first? Return the premium block to its planogram slot, then front the surrounding SKUs. Right. Location and facing count come before cosmetic fronting because the planogram protects the category strategy and shopper path. Leave the neat shelf alone because customers can still see every product. Weaker. Visibility is not compliance; the eye-level slot now carries the wrong category role. Spread the fastest-moving…
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