Walmart CEO says a change in wooden stools will save the company $ 30M: report

Walmart's senior manager reported reported a seemingly simple solution on Friday, as he said, is expected to save the company at least $ 30 million this year.

The change in the company's distribution centers involves doing away with "bulky, large and heavy" wooden chairs and, alternatively, using lighter ones, said the company's CEO Doug McMillon, according to CNBC.

He sheds light on the multimillion-dollar savings concept at Walmart investor conference, the outlet said.

Walmart allegedly wanted tractor trailers filled to the top with goods in an effort to be effective and reduce spending.

The company gave its employees a stable chair to achieve this goal, but it was great, Sa McMillon. As a result, it became unusable and the tractor trailers were not completely filled.

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McMillion noted improvement since the institution of a lighter stairwell and said the company did a "much better job" to exploit space in the followers, CNBC reported.