>and workers seem happier than ever. My entire cohort from when I arrived in late 2017 is gone from my home store, including people who were there before me. F

>and workers seem happier than ever. My entire cohort from when I arrived in late 2017 is gone from my home store, including people who were there before me. For sales and ops, at least, the wave that brought BB its renewed reputation ended around early 2019. A lot of the incentives disappeared, and pay just didn't keep in step with workload or need. I invite anyone confused about how workers really feel to head over to the Best Buy subreddit. They got rocked, hard, by the shutdown policies, and I'm personally glad I was separated when I was. Edit: Also, I didn't realize that this article was more than a year old. Joly is gone. Corie Barry, the former CFO, replaced him last winter.