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@Android8675: well really they demoted them because they restructired how the departments where set up and they were afride of too many cooks in the kitchen senario, but they still get the same pay, just not the title.
]]>Use [www.bresink.com] (free) to set this up.
]]>I'll have to check out that gestures thing though.
I do hate coding for FF/Safari (looks great in both) and then trying IE and it's gross. Just makes me mad.
]]>Firefox renders almost everything right with decent performance. I love my mouse gestures.
Chrome does javascript calls the quickest out of all of them, but for some reason doesn't like the default auto scroll.
IE in my experience has been great to code for, especially if you're not concerned with cross-browser support...the only problem being the lack of an IDE or object browser like firefox has.
]]>Also this is Safari, and while I am beginning to loathe this site for sensationalizing everything I have to say that it sucks that Apple decided to throw their own web standards into their browser.
Still an extra 3-4 hours of troubleshooting their web pages would fix this issue. Hard to say who's at fault, those that can't figure out which dot is which despite the bad layout or bby for not double checking their web code.
]]>Fire the web developers.
Then kill yourself.
]]>@MMD:
Every thing is a 1?
Location convenient? The business was open during hours advertised? The restroom was available for your use? You could find a checkout counter? The checkout girl was hot?
Something deserves more than a 1.
]]>Priorities...
]]>I managed to get a copy of BB's newest survey...
"How awesome is Best Buy?'
a. very awesome
b. super awesome
c. better than sex awesome
"Could Best Buy be any more perfect?"
a. nope
b. no way
c. that's unpossible!
What do you like best about us?
a. BB has the latest tech before it's even invented, like the PS4 or Windows 8!
b. Free blow jobs by pro porn stars with every purchase!
c. Employees that know so much about technology, they can interface with machines mentally!
Safari > Firefox > IE
Although if you're the type of person that likes addons and extendability, Firefox is the way to go. I haven't heard many defend the piece of crap that is IE. It's not standards-compliant, and it sucks to code for it (I'm somewhat of a web developer).
]]>Sometimes, I just want to kick Best Buy in its collective ballsack.
]]>Hate to break the news to ya, but if you answer all 1's on of these farking surveys, the survey handlers (aka the survey manipulators) are going to just kick the response out of the data base as being nonresponsive or a crank.
Ya really want to fark with an employee? Give everybody else (or every other section) in the business a superior score and mark down ONE employee or ONE section of the response.
Employee will start on his/her journey out of the business as soon as you complete the survey.
]]>If you stop visiting Russian P_rn sites you could be using IE 5, rather than the power sucking hog known to the world as Firefox.
]]>Well, it's not rendering properly in safari. I'm guessing that it must have worked in the developers browser, so...
]]>Seriously, I'd love to use Chrome. From what I've heard it's great. But I'm not going to run it under WINE. That's just stupid.
]]>Because Chrome offers simplicity for simplicity's sake...Chrome should be used.
I'm just joshin!
]]>Or is this just a general "hate on anything that isn't Firefox" response?
]]>I always just go into applications->utilities and launch "grab"
]]>(I wouldn't do all 1's or they might disregard it as a prank... which I guess it would be.)
]]>(I decided to disemvowel myself, to save Roz the trouble.)
]]>To me, it looks like all ten circles are there for each question; they're just not falling into the appropriate boxes. I bet if you pick the uppermost circle on the "availibility to help you" section, it would be submitted as a ten even though the uppermost circle appears in box four.
I'll agree that the formatting needs to be better, but I don't think the results would be as skewed as they appear.
]]>@NilzXX:
I was thinking the same thing
]]>@johnva: I was thinking the same thing. I've gotten this survey before, and pulled it up and it didn't look anything like this.
Of course, it is kind of funny about the way it comes up. :-)
]]>You guys should know that all they care about are the highest and lowest grades. They don't actually record or care about anything but 1 or 10. As a former BestBuy employee I had to deal with these survey results every morning at the daily meeting. If they got a score of one, that department manager was in trouble, if they got a 10 high fives all around. But nothing ever changes from these surveys besides marketing companies getting your personal info so they can sell you more crap.
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