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It wasn't so much the machine, just the fact that I had to confront the arrogance. I knew what I wanted. I also knew that if the sale was lost (me walking out
by aswanson 15y ago
It wasn't so much the machine, just the fact that I had to confront the arrogance. I knew what I wanted. I also knew that if the sale was lost (me walking out), it would not have shown up in said managers performance metrics. I purposely bought it without the warranty, knowing that they would have to account for why I wasn't an "upsell".
- toadkick 15y agoI worked at BB for a year back in the day. I can say that the blue shirt employees were only good for 2 things: attaching overpriced high-margin peripherals/cables to sales, and pushing the extended warranties. Those who were not good at either did not last long there.
- joshmlewis 15y agoThis is what bugs me. I used to want to work at best buy being a geek, but instead they hire people with selling knowledge rather than technical skill.