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Whether it occurred to her or not, she most likely has absolutely nothing to do with Sears' inventory decisions, so I don't understand what the need of saying s
by joe5150 11y ago
Whether it occurred to her or not, she most likely has absolutely nothing to do with Sears' inventory decisions, so I don't understand what the need of saying something like that is.
- worklogin 11y agoPerhaps to get other people to realize the impact of online-all-the-time shopping has on brick and mortar retail and the people it employs, and the human contact lost. I might have said the same thing, with no malice.
- joe5150 11y agoThen your problem is with the corporate office, and not individual salespeople who don't need to be reminded that they're being obsoleted by online shopping, and who can't do anything about it even if you do.
- worklogin 11y agoWhat I'm hearing is that ignorance is bliss.
- MichaelCrawford 11y agoI don't think she was aware that the corporate office was working towards obsoleting her. I eventually found the exact same lamp at Fred Meyer. One time I went to pay my AT&T bill. "Use the kiosk" they said. "No I want to pay in cash." "We can take cash but there's a fifteen dollar service charge for that." "I just took the bus twenty miles so you will have a job."
- MichaelCrawford 11y agoI was pointing out that her management had instructed her to make herself unemployable.
- joe5150 11y agoAnd she's supposed to do what? Disobey, when it's already been made clear that management doesn't care about her job? Apart from boosting your own ego or scoring points against a low-wage retail worker, I really don't see anybody benefiting from your pointing this out.