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Newly Hired as a GM externally. I have been training a week so far, I come from a print and manager background. Any tips for how i can best manage my team and the store?

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u/blindhabit — 20 hours ago
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Happy Independence Day, I know I enjoyed it

Well, the time has come. After over 3 years, I’ve officially been promoted to customer this July 4th. Quite poetic really. I am genuinely surprised by how long I stayed with the company but good riddance. This company has done nothing but obliterate my mental health and dignity. I will definitely miss my team (not you GM) but the constant favoritism, pressure, being taken advantage of, corrupt management was too much.

If you’re looking to apply here… don’t. Run as far away as you can and don’t look back. This company isn’t lasting for much longer anyways and they sure as heck don’t care about you. A coworker can literally disrespect and touch you inappropriately and HR/Managers won’t do a single thing.

So farewell. I know I won’t miss it.

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u/kharing123 — 14 hours ago
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"Why can't you cut the spine of textbooks anymore, it was done last time"

The last time:

u/KelvinBelmont — 2 days ago
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Is This a Real Email or Spam?

I had left Office Depot a few months back and haven't heard anything from them until they sent the email a few days back. No sure if I should click the survey link. If you have worked for OD or OM, how was your experience during and after leaving the company? Did you find a new job or leave because of management issues?

u/RepulsiveEggplant823 — 2 days ago
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Oldest Item on Shelves?

Got bored today and tried to find the oldest item still on our shelves based on the last received date. Found some forms from exactly 12 years ago. What’s y’all’s oldest item? Idk when exactly Office Depot started using the digital inventory system so I’m not sure how old it can get.

(Anything that reads 1986 or 2099 is an invalid date)

u/Cxax14673 — 2 days ago
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me trying to think of a response to a stupid ass question without sounding rude (its rude anyways)

“do u work here”
“do you sell tvs”
“how do i send an email”
“do i tap my card here where it says tap”
“can you order this off amazon for me”
“are u guys always this slow”

u/unreal_usernamee — 3 days ago
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Bought some pens for $22 for online pickup but don't see it on the pickup stand if someone steals it am I out?

Bought some pens for $22 for online pickup but don't see it on the pickup stand if someone steals it am I out? I went to stand to look for order and I went to counter they said too bad someone took it. I didn't pick it up until 5 days later because I was out of town I thought they hold it for 10 days

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u/caseyrobinson2 — 3 days ago
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is it a sign

today is my last day with the company and of course while im working with a customer (print) the fucking shelving and stamp machine and whatever other bullshit was on the shelf falls on my arms. is it a sign should i just go home.. 🤔

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u/Extension-Tune8998 — 5 days ago
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Printer issue

Does anyone know what’s causing this? We’ve already tried changing fusers, and the drums and the issue is still there. Is this a xerox issue that I need to call? (I rather not).

u/Wild-Writer3873 — 5 days ago
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Look, Jax, I know you already bought paper three times this month, but I think you should buy another ream of promo paper at an inflated price.

u/Forward-Bee-2885 — 6 days ago
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Back in 2023 when we could still text other stores through the Zebra!!

if you see your store number leve an emoji down below!!! if you were anti fun you took this away I hope you have a bad day!!

u/Bulky-Comment-6099 — 6 days ago
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Thoughts on the company since the merger

I’m just wondering how those of us that’s still around feeling about the takeover with Atlas . At one point some were feeling like Office Depot’s time span may be short but it looks like Atlas is going to look at every cost cutting measure which I’m sure will lead more store closures . I’m hoping that we will condense our skus and invest more into the print side of the business. That’s where the profit is . I think keep 2/3 associates in print consistently will help out tremendously. These are just my thoughts .

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u/EngineeringFar6437 — 7 days ago