Circuit City Workers
haha ask on the interview..good one, you should have applied to best buy, circuit city is loosing business bad...over ehre in our local store the CC can only afford to keep the install shop open 4 days out of the week because it cost too much...unlike BB that has it open 7 days a week.
Originally posted by lil_1_2002
haha ask on the interview..good one, you should have applied to best buy, circuit city is loosing business bad...over ehre in our local store the CC can only afford to keep the install shop open 4 days out of the week because it cost too much...unlike BB that has it open 7 days a week.
haha ask on the interview..good one, you should have applied to best buy, circuit city is loosing business bad...over ehre in our local store the CC can only afford to keep the install shop open 4 days out of the week because it cost too much...unlike BB that has it open 7 days a week.
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i left the evil empire in 99. thank god for that. :thumbup:
I used to work there. Down here in South Texas I got started off at $6/hr for Merchandising/Stock. Within 2 weeks I had taken like 5 different Learning Center modules and took all the tests and became a Product Specialist for TVs, VCRs, DVD players, Direct TV, Plasma, HDTV, the latest tech out for HDTV, surround sound, home audio, home theatre, etc...and got bumped to $8.25/hr. If I were you...do this. Become a product specialst...make good $$ for a college kid. I quit b/c they weren't too felxible with school schedule. Learn your computer too...lots of codes for different screens.
Originally posted by slammmedintegra
Anyone work at Circuit city ? I just got hired there in the games/computer section, and I was wondering what the starting pay is.
Anyone work at Circuit city ? I just got hired there in the games/computer section, and I was wondering what the starting pay is.
I currently work at best buy. CC is right across the street...
you're my worst enemy.
j/p, although customers come in and complain to me that cc sux dick, unhappy customers try to make me feel bad by telling me that they're going across the street. I make $9.00 an hour, and I'm non-comission (cuz BB is all non-comission). I expect u to make a little less than that, but the comission will build up if you do ur job right. But then again, the cost is more to live in Cali than here...so i dunno.
Originally posted by Dimi
I used to work there. Down here in South Texas I got started off at $6/hr for Merchandising/Stock. Within 2 weeks I had taken like 5 different Learning Center modules and took all the tests and became a Product Specialist for TVs, VCRs, DVD players, Direct TV, Plasma, HDTV, the latest tech out for HDTV, surround sound, home audio, home theatre, etc...and got bumped to $8.25/hr. If I were you...do this. Become a product specialst...make good $$ for a college kid. I quit b/c they weren't too felxible with school schedule. Learn your computer too...lots of codes for different screens.
I used to work there. Down here in South Texas I got started off at $6/hr for Merchandising/Stock. Within 2 weeks I had taken like 5 different Learning Center modules and took all the tests and became a Product Specialist for TVs, VCRs, DVD players, Direct TV, Plasma, HDTV, the latest tech out for HDTV, surround sound, home audio, home theatre, etc...and got bumped to $8.25/hr. If I were you...do this. Become a product specialst...make good $$ for a college kid. I quit b/c they weren't too felxible with school schedule. Learn your computer too...lots of codes for different screens.
around here, the peeps that work there are paid comission and hourly. my friend works there during peak season. he says he makes good money during late nov and all of dec. then jan comes and business goes down the shithole.


