Very sexist company. Treats women unfairly and does not pay equally. - Anonymous employee Best Buy Employee Review

1.0
Mar 2, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Working at Best Buy is great if you like technology and electronics. You get to play with the latest and greatest.

Cons

It is not worth dealing with managers who value men more than women. You do not want to be a woman working for Best Buy. You will deal with sexual harassment, retaliation, and unequal pay. HR does not care for their employees they only care for management and the company. They will try to sweep things under the rug and cover up their screw ups and try to push you out in every way possible.

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Pros

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Cons

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Cons

Everyone (Cust & employees) Expect an encyclopedic knowledge on where every single item is. Management seems to think we can lift a 85" tv, pull a washer off the top shelf, stock gaming shelves, and handle store pick up at the same moment. Customers think we don't want to help them when we call someone else to help with sales There's almost too much to do and even though we may have 1-3 employees working at a time, 1 is at the door, 1 is behind store pick up, which leaves 1 employee to handle new orders, deliveries, and down stocking.

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