Re: Radio Shack T&A trend
- From: Tim Wescott <tim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 01 Nov 2008 01:26:47 -0500
On Sat, 01 Nov 2008 04:17:56 +0000, J.C. wrote:
Has anyone noticed a trend toward the hiring of shapely young clerks who
haven't a clue about electronics? Not a lot of women do (beyond using
computers and cellphones), but some effort should be made at a store
dedicated to that stuff!
At two different Radio Shacks in central CA, a sales babe:
A) Didn't know what a UPS was, but managed to catch on when the words
uninterruptible and power supply were mentioned. Then showed a dismal
knowledge of what their one model actually did.
B) Couldn't guess what a photoelectric controlled LED nightlight night
be. Made a move toward the small parts drawers and had to be redirected.
When it was explained three times that it's not a battery-powered
cupboard light, rather one that plugs into a wall, she STILL didn't get
it until a point-by-point explanation was offered. But they didn't stock
one anyhow.
Both were jiggly and nice to look at but it must be embarrassing to get
second-guessed by customers all day long.
J.C.
For a while the smartest clerks at our local Radio Shack (Oregon City,
OR) were a couple of very sharp young women -- they had it all over the
zit faced boys who _thought_ they knew their stuff.
But yea, they seem to be hiring for looks up here too.
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