Comments on: Home Depot http://stevish.com/archives/142 From a mind that only One can understand Fri, 05 Dec 2008 13:33:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: homer http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-5696 homer Wed, 13 Sep 2006 19:43:13 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-5696 Yeah!, I read the article. Also, when the lp guy goes after the thief, Home Depot might just fire him because he followed the guy into the parking lot. Trust me, I know!! Yeah!, I read the article. Also, when the lp guy goes after the thief, Home Depot might just fire him because he followed the guy into the parking lot. Trust me, I know!!

]]> By: fred http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-5274 fred Fri, 18 Aug 2006 14:11:44 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-5274 Pretty much the same story, store to store, i'm a current employee who's looking elsewhere. Common sense means nothing to these "managers". I once asked if we could adjust the heat in the store, it was 82 degrees outside and the heaters were kicking on, and our store manager told me that it was controlled in Atlanta!!, How'd you like that job, sitting in atlanta watching all these gauges with all the store temperatures all day, (LOL) anyways the saddest thing was that I actually got to speak with one of the founders(whom both have since been voted off the board) and he was sick to be associated with the current company. sad a once great buisness has been run into the ground. Pretty much the same story, store to store, i’m a current employee who’s looking elsewhere. Common sense means nothing to these “managers”. I once asked if we could adjust the heat in the store, it was 82 degrees outside and the heaters were kicking on, and our store manager told me that it was controlled in Atlanta!!, How’d you like that job, sitting in atlanta watching all these gauges with all the store temperatures all day, (LOL) anyways the saddest thing was that I actually got to speak with one of the founders(whom both have since been voted off the board) and he was sick to be associated with the current company. sad a once great buisness has been run into the ground.

]]> By: robert http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-3046 robert Fri, 12 May 2006 03:44:51 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-3046 Policy Policy Policy,,,, The most interesting thing that happened to me while working at home depot was... One day I went in to shop in garden and walked over to Appliance to talk to my co workers. One had called in and another had gone to lunch. A lady desperatly wanted help and knew what she wanted and I offered to put her order of over 4000. in the computer ( HD does not pay commission so dont think it was for money ) it took me about 5 minutes max. Within two weeks I had been called into HR to be told since i worked off of the clock I recieved 5 points and after 40 points in a year I would be terminated. I never received any points after that because most people only work at home depot as a stepping stone to the next job. Policy Policy Policy,,,, The most interesting thing that happened to me while working at home depot was…

One day I went in to shop in garden and walked over to Appliance to talk to my co workers. One had called in and another had gone to lunch. A lady desperatly wanted help and knew what she wanted and I offered to put her order of over 4000. in the computer ( HD does not pay commission so dont think it was for money ) it took me about 5 minutes max.

Within two weeks I had been called into HR to be told since i worked off of the clock I recieved 5 points and after 40 points in a year I would be terminated.

I never received any points after that because most people only work at home depot as a stepping stone to the next job.

]]> By: Justin http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-637 Justin Thu, 20 Oct 2005 00:36:01 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-637 Sounds like the average workplace. Aint it great? It seems like more often then naught people like your DH strangely always make it into management and the people who actually care about the things that matter don't. Oh well. It's a fallen world. What are ya gonna do? Are you coming to the show on Saturday? - Justin www.rhythmicsymphony.com myspace.com/rhythmicsymphony Sounds like the average workplace. Aint it great? It seems like more often then naught people like your DH strangely always make it into management and the people who actually care about the things that matter don’t. Oh well. It’s a fallen world. What are ya gonna do?
Are you coming to the show on Saturday?

- Justin
http://www.rhythmicsymphony.com
myspace.com/rhythmicsymphony

]]> By: MikER, the http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-545 MikER, the Tue, 18 Oct 2005 23:53:58 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-545 yes...yes...let me write this down...hmmm...I see... yes…yes…let me write this down…hmmm…I see…

]]> By: Stevish http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-515 Stevish Tue, 18 Oct 2005 17:37:53 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-515 Hmmm... not sure I should say... Hmmm… not sure I should say…

]]> By: metaphyzxx http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-482 metaphyzxx Tue, 18 Oct 2005 09:56:49 +0000 http://stevish.com/archives/142#comment-482 Which Home depot was it? Which Home depot was it?

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