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[@TheBigBentley911]

It was their push to be a cell phone store that killed them. All it was about was pushing cell phones constantly. I loved the many years I worked there but I could see where it was going after my first year there.

[@tombiondi9969]

Cellular phones, the beginning of the end for RS

[@rapman5363]

“ I was a philosophy major with a minor in Romantic Languages “. 😂😂😂 And that folks is why thousands of young people are currently working in jobs that have zero correlation with their college degree. On top of that they are stuck with an insane amount of college loans that need to be repaid, thus the job at Radio Shack. College can be a wonderful and rewarding experience allowing you to maintain employment you might otherwise not get, however we need to stop telling kids that you must attend college and it will all work out in the end. That’s the wrong message to send. A useless college degree can be just as much a detriment as not having the right one.

[@chrisalister2297]

@7:15 Good luck buddy. Not coming in on my day off. Get over it.

[@brucedavis3816]

Worked there in the late 80s. Totally sucked!!!! I was part time. Worked theee only about 30 days!! Right when I was ready for all the benefits my manager says don't come to work!!!! You no longer have a job!!! I'm like what??? Lack of store sakes they didn't even give me a threshold to pass or goal at all!!! It totally sucked!!!!

[@jamesbullock9209]

They forgot to include the back-stabbing, unscrupulous co-workers that look out only for themselves and try to forge records to make you look bad. Yes, this was my experience in RadioShack....all because I had extensive knowledge of electronics and sound equipment. Small wonder why they went bankrupt.

[@rapman5363]

Yeah, I’m sure the incidents of one small store created the financial problems that brought down one of the leading electronic stores of the 20th century. Backstabbing and coworker malfeasance goes on at every place that employs humans. I think you are overestimating your impact on the overall status on company operations.

[@jamesbullock9209]

@@rapman5363 Did I say that? Perhaps you shouldn’t put words in my mouth since you apparently never worked for the company or you would have understood what I meant. Saying I believe our store brought down a billion dollar corporation is absurd on its face, so I won’t even address that. My point was my experience was more widespread than you think and after a while, it translates to bad business decisions. Our store was a mere microcosm of the entire company, so that’s why it didn’t surprise me that the company went under. Bad leadership always has consequences.

[@BennyMcGhee]

Surely a glimpse into hell. For the love of Christ, be a good Christian or this will be your fate!

[@agy234]

Hell is now closed for business