Best Buy reviews

Compared to the world of retail jobs, Best Buy tries to hide this and make it seem like a job of much higher status. This presentation that Best Buy displays to new employees empowers you to work in a more respectable manner rather than you thinking that you have a lesser-status job. Next, they do not throw you into the battlefield immediately, they make all employees work one month without the blue shirt in order to be trained on and off the store floor. You don't have to know a whole lot about technology to get a job at Best Buy, overtime you are trained to learn about the products that are sold and how they benefit the customer's needs. The discount is unrivaled to any electronics and\or department store. I can't provide the details on it due to confidential issues, but it is generous.

The best part of working at Best Buy is the team atmosphere. The atmosphere, even for a introvert, can be a wonderful place, but it all depends on who is part of that team. At the three Best Buys I worked for, I know that the employee perks were definitely another top reason to get involved with Best Buy, there are so many prizes I won being one of the top employees, from a camelpak to an electric scooter, they definitely work on trying to make their employees happy, and that's not even considering the excellent discounts on retail products! Another big benefit is the average age of the employees has to be around 20. It worked for them during my collegiate years, and it was a great place to make friends, meet new people, and have a great time with people similarly aged. However, like the first plus of this job, it all depends on the people, if you're older than high school/college this may not be the place for you.