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To: ARGLOCKGUY
Couldn't happen to a nicer company. I somehow lasted three months at Sears. Most dreary, dismal place I've ever worked. They're only surviving on credit, as it is.

Talk about a skeleton crew. Except the Sears skeleton is missing an arm, a leg, a couple of ribs and a jaw. That's how bad the place was.

15 posted on 12/04/2016 2:37:16 PM PST by real saxophonist ( YouTube + Twitter + Facebook = YouTwitFace.com)
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To: real saxophonist

The Sears in my old town in Cali had food stains on shelves from people dropping food while shopping.

K-mart...well it was filthy from day one.


31 posted on 12/04/2016 2:43:47 PM PST by ColdOne ((poochie... Tasha 2000~3/14/11~WE DID IT DEPLORABLES!EraseThe0bagambiLegacy!)
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To: real saxophonist

Were they missing a funny bone too?


38 posted on 12/04/2016 2:46:27 PM PST by Redcitizen
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To: real saxophonist

I have heard that it turned into one of the worst places to work the last 15 years. Talk about missing the boat. They had some good appliance traditions, I know I bought a number of them. They had Craftsman, vacuum cleaners etcetera. All of those things generate traffic. They even repaired a lot of their stuff. Warranty traditions were good. With all that to generate a base line of traffic they could not get their soft goods to any sort of consistency and reliability. Work garments might be the only exception.

What a lot of bone headed moves. AND it was a century old CATALOGUE company that could not figure out internet sales — DUH>


100 posted on 12/04/2016 3:21:57 PM PST by KC Burke (Consider all of my posts as first drafts. (Apologies to L. Niven))
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