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Wal-Mart Book of Ethics: Abridged Edition: Funny but True Stores from the Crazy World of Retail (English Edition) Formato Kindle
Packed full of true short stories from working in one of these super stores, only one conclusion can be reached in the end: Wal-Mart is the craziest place on Earth!
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione11 aprile 2012
- Dimensioni file880 KB
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- ASIN : B007TCQO66
- Editore : RAW Books Publishing (11 aprile 2012)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 880 KB
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- Memo : Su Kindle Scribe
- Lunghezza stampa : 193 pagine
- Numeri di pagina fonte ISBN : 0615792251
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Other parts are pretty eye-opening...what goes on behind closed staff-doors!!!!!SHEESH!

It makes me glad that I don't shop at WalMart.
While the stories are amusing and funny, the editing is poorly done. There are multiple grammar, spelling, and other editing errors and is a text book example of why you cannot depend on a spelling checker to substitute for proper proof reading and copy editing. There are too many cases of "then" for "than" and other elementary usage errors, but the blue ribbon winner of mistakes is the use of the word "turrets" when, by context, it is obvious the author means "Tourette's." The book is painfully in need of a re-edit.
Recommended for anyone wanting to feel smarter than the people who inhabit your local WalMart.


Mostly, these stories are bland complaints that happen in every retail job everywhere -- customers don't know the right name for what they want or are conversely over-educated and want to speak extreme technical details to someone who doesn't know. Managers switch up your responsibilities so that you're left doing work that you hate (cleaning toilets, restocking shelves, etc.). One of the stories that I could most relate to from my own retail experience is parents leaving their children unsupervised, assuming that the store's staff would look after them. In my book store, when we saw this happen we would announce a "lost child" over the intercom and ask that parents of Timmy return to the children's section. Every time, the parent would come over and say "well I just went to look at novels, I thought I could leave him in the children's section" and we would explain that a child by himself was considered lost or abandoned and that if the parent hadn't responded immediately, we would have to call the police and report an abandoned child. I doubt that it changed their behavior in other stores, but at least we had our passive-aggressive revenge AND solved the problem of children without adults.
Overall, this book was a miss for me. It was too whiny and not funny enough - and at the end they use it as a solicitation for other people to submit their stories for use in publication. If it were me, I'd also tread lightly because using the company name in the title of your book isn't smart -- you're bound to get a cease & desist at some point and Amazon will give them your actual names and contact info, so you may lose your job to boot.
