Back in 2013 I worked very intimately on a project where I was involved in store location pages. I got to know where just about every town and every store was located. There were around 3000 back then. Even a year ago there were around 1600. Now it's down to less than 900. That's a lot of jobs and even more, I think of how the stores were part of those communities and are now gone forever. I'm gone from Sears now as well, but I look at it from afar. I can't imagine what the moral is like there.
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Probably more customers, anyhow....ahahahahahahhaaaa...
@mqz - I'm sure morale at a funeral home would be MUCH better.
@1ujp wondering the age of the majority of the real high upper executives and how far they are from retiring? Or what their monthly expenses are where they live?
I would imagine some of these really high up executives are raking in a pretty nice income and have to keep up the facade as long as feasibly possible
When you think about it, both sears and Kmart probably would have gone under 10years ago had any other person besides Eddie been running the show
Anyone that does not realize Sears is being squeezed to death is blind or fooling themselves. Their executives are only there to execute the death of the once great retailer. If you want Sears to survive you need to get rid of them by any means. Otherwise, take photos of the stores now because that's all there will be to remember Sears.
Sure you can. Just imagine walking into a funeral home. That is what the moral is like.
^ morale, I mean