But as it turned out, even he could not turn our district around. I still to this day don't know why he warned me about it so much. Him: If I see you touch it you'll be fired and probably sued There's confidential business information on there. Him: Hey, I'm going on lunch, make sure you don't touch my laptop! Here's an interaction I once had with him, almost verbatim.
Our district hadn't made any sales since we got bought out, which was about a month ago. I get it, it was just annoying when it happened. She went on her two days off (we each got two consecutive days off, which I liked) and then never returned. She was amazing, but you could tell she had so much pressure on her to make us make some arbitrary sales goal. So we went about our business as normal, doing our repairs, when we got a new hire to be a Store Lead.
This turned out to be the biggest understatement of the year.
I was one of the last hires and all 4 of us worked together so well, we would regularly be ending the day with 0 awaiting repair, in progress, etc.Īt first it was fine, there was no cause for alarm (they even said as much), all that would happen would be an extra focus on Home+. I work(ed, more on this later) for one of the busiest stores in my state, and we had built up a pretty good team over the years. UBreakiFix - Formerly independent repair shop, now owned by Asurion You can see the original post hereĪlso probably not a great sign that it's the second post in top/all time but hush!Īsurion - Multinational "insurance" (don't call it insurance legally) company I posted this in r/ubreakifix back when I originally quit but I figured you guys would like my tale as well.
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