richardhutnik said:
Hmm.... I can validate what the Zero Originality series of videos said about Gamestop is true (well a decent degree of it, at least). My experience involved seasonal employment, getting hired by a manager who got canned for doctoring hours. And the rest goes on. I ended up working Hickory Farms offering meat samples, instead of Gamestop, for a number of reasons, besides the pay being more.... and I like and know videogames. All this being said, Gamestop is what it is, a McDonald's of the videogame business, being able to be run by fanboys with very little skill, who only have to know how to organize shelves. I guess maybe writing this should be thought twice in regards to maybe it will cost me a chance to work at a Gamestop. But, oh well... I need to be doing other things with my life anyhow. Just felt that someone cheerleadering Gamestop is close to silly. YMMV as far as your experience with Gamestop does depend on who works there though. |
Your post is fail.
I'm a district manager and you try to say things like you can't work at Gamestop because you "aren't a fanboy with very little skill, who only have to know how to organzie shelves." And that you "like and know videogames."
I make great money at Gamestop and look at my Gamerscore and Trophies. Does it look like I know games? Yes. Your post indeed does make it clear how you were only seasonal employment who never went anywhere in the company however.
I don't "Cheerleader" for Gamestop, I manage for them and its a fantastic company to work for given you realize what your doing which is "Consumer Sales in a retail location", not sitting around getting paid to just talk about video games.
