Best Buy reviews

Everybody gets along very well at best buy. There are a lot of opportunites to grow and gain knowledge on technology. Before I started selling, they sent us to a great training in NYC to make sure that we'd be proficient in what we were doing with our sales. However, as a cashier, they treated us like children. The keyholders were nazis. God forbid if you actually help anybody, you get screamed at for doing so. Talk about terrible customer service. Being out on the floor you get a ton of freedom. Plus if you're in wireless sales there is opportunity for bonus. It can be anywhere from 15%-30% of your monthly pay. Our hours are prety decent because we're a testing department--but who knows what it could change too by next year.

The company as a whole offers amazing benefits as well as generally good places to work. The discount is good, but that depends on what you're trying to buy. The company has fantastic values focusing on not only the customer, but the employee. They emphasize getting to know the customer and having fun at your job. Every time that I have met with District or Corporate officers within my store, they have been extremely helpful. It's generally easy to get in contact with Best Buy leadership. And when you email someone from Corporate, or call them, they actually take the time to answer your questions and help you find new answers. The company really puts the employee in charge and encourages innovative ideas. When you offer ideas, they are listened to. They also give you great opportunities to build your resume by creating employee resource groups where you can gain insight as well as build a network of people you can trust to give you good insight beyond their meetings.