Big discount on products produced by BBY (Insignia, mainly) and protection.
Decent pay.
Your monthly bonus is based off of how well the store does, not the department, so there's no big incentive to help sell.
The discount is non-existent for the really cool products.
You are bullied into upselling Geek Squad services, which are ridiculously priced. I once had a customer get charged $100 to get a sheet of paper jammed in a printer out. I'm not kidding.
Management loves their power, and I've had female coworkers be sexually harassed. HR does nothing, and it is very concerning.
Most people at my store left because of management. It's incredible how quickly people forget about people who worked there a long time.
If your store has a "now hiring" sign, expect to be asked to come in on your days off.
Quit trying to be cool when corporate comes, and then go back to not caring about the customer. The most loyal customers who come back are the ones that will never forget how you treated them well, at the expense of extra little revenue.
5-10 basic questions and a quick tour around the warehouse. They will introduce you to certain people who will give a fake smile and who are told in advance to brag about the company.
There was a 10-minute remote meet and greet. The second was a more in-depth interview, along with cultural questions as well, and a coding problem that I was allowed to use notes for.
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5-10 basic questions and a quick tour around the warehouse. They will introduce you to certain people who will give a fake smile and who are told in advance to brag about the company.
There was a 10-minute remote meet and greet. The second was a more in-depth interview, along with cultural questions as well, and a coding problem that I was allowed to use notes for.
[book review] (or book report) is a form of criticism in which a book is analyzed based on content, style, and merit. It is often carried out in periodicals, as school work, or online. Its length may vary from a single paragraph to a substantial [e