I worked when Gamestop started changing their practice. I literally changed the price of used Gears of War (the first) from 39.99 to 54.99. The funniest thing I've ever seen was used games being more expensive than new. We went through 5 managers, and my favourite one told me he was only getting 33k a year when he should have been getting 39. And on top of that, that wage is low in Canada and isn't viable for living anymore. They started to write us up if we didn't have enough pre-orders, used sales, or guarantees. Which is bull if you're never on cash and is just stocking all your shift. Very shitty practices, I normally go to a small time store relatively far away even though there's 2 Gamestops near me. Though I'll say the job itself wasn't bad, but boy was the company terrible.
