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My friend works at Best Buy and the other day when I was visiting her I heard a customer thanking her for going out of her way to help him. Those extra steps really do matter because shortly after he wrote a letter to management and she got a raise! I was so happy for her.

Hey everyone on Job case. I’m a new employee in mobile and i am feeling pretty overwhelmed by everything to learn and the systems to use in the mobile department does anyone have some advice? I really want to do well here but I don’t want to make too many mistakes and ive already made a few. I started less than a week ago. Can any1 help me?

Had an interview at Best Buy two days ago and loved the store I applied to. I hope I get the job. The employees seemed so nice and the discount would definitely help me out. I guess I will see what happens. Anyone else work there before? What do I do now?

I tried to do somebody else job even when the customer asks for your help specifically.

I loved working at best buy! Decent pay awesome co workers and the discounts! I only left because I was moving to an area without one!

I got hired by Best Buy two weeks ago, and they said that I'd receive my offer letter and a call discussing my hours the following week. I never got a call, so I called them the next day to ask. They confirmed that I still had the job, just that the hiring manager needed to speak with the store manager for the offer letter/start date, and that I should get it by the next day or the day after.

It's now Monday and I still have no offer letter or start date. Everyone I know who works for a branch of the store is confirming that if they said I got the job, I got the job, and that it can take few weeks to actually start, but I don't even have an official offer letter.

Since I know it's the holiday season and they're probably busy, would it be rude to keep following up every week? I've been told I wasn't forgotten about, but I don't have any confirmation that I have the job other than that the back office manager told me I did. And the three people I interviewed with, including the GM, saying I did. Just wanted to make sure I'm not out of line.

Don't drink the kool-aid! Don't take it too seriously. Don't let the leadership team bully you into doing things that you aren't comfortable doing.

Staying there for over 10 years because I got too comfortable and din't look for a better job. Not just something that pays better, but something that fit me as a person better.

There was nothing I actually loved about working at Best Buy. Let's be real, retail work kinda blows. I did have some cool coworkers, but at the same time there were plenty of people that if they were hit by a bus I wouldn't miss them at all.