You have the opportunity to do your best and improve every single day. Great pay & benefits for management. If you're lucky, you'll find some amazing in-store leaders who are really there to make you and the customer experience better. I've worked with some of the best people in any industry with this company.
Upper management sometimes forgets that running a $40M+ store requires more than two people. Some district/market leaders are losing an IQ test comparison to a jar of mayonnaise.
Gang, you need to better qualify your management teams. Most of the people you put in place are parrots without the ability to think or act for themselves.
There are a few shining stars, but they fail to recognize people for consistency and, too often, you fail to take critical feedback from your best people.
You've lost sight of your mission and failed to deliver on your promises to your customers for the sake of profitability, which, by the way, failed.
Do what you say you're going to do, when you say you're going to do it, how you say you're going to do it.
The interview process consisted of applying online. Then, I was set up for a one-on-one interview. The process was very simple. The interview questions were easy, and I was offered the job the same day. The hiring manager seemed excited to be bring
Very detailed questions. They want to know why you succeeded or failed. The dialogue is very smooth. They ask everyone the same questions for fairness but they want to hire someone that wants to be promoted.
Too much networking, and has no respect for talent. Especially when it comes to the Best Buy Mobile Manager (quasi-supervisor) position. The District Manager is totally biased and has been known for it. But then again, it is not how good you are, but
The interview process consisted of applying online. Then, I was set up for a one-on-one interview. The process was very simple. The interview questions were easy, and I was offered the job the same day. The hiring manager seemed excited to be bring
Very detailed questions. They want to know why you succeeded or failed. The dialogue is very smooth. They ask everyone the same questions for fairness but they want to hire someone that wants to be promoted.
Too much networking, and has no respect for talent. Especially when it comes to the Best Buy Mobile Manager (quasi-supervisor) position. The District Manager is totally biased and has been known for it. But then again, it is not how good you are, but