Moving to Digital

1: CEO stated that he will only keep dinosaur in A and B malls C level will go under and below

2:they just nix coo and CTO and others to follow . they did the classic move of having two others do the job of the nix positions. ( where have we seen that?)
3: The end of commission in shoes and suits leaving those go-getters not giving a rats a– anymore about selling.
4: Malls are dying faster than you think .. amazon has yet to roll out the finale death blow of drones and amazon go
5: The end of capitalisms , if you go look at Davos agenda it wants to end capitalism for the sake of environment.
6: brands pulling out of Macys due to fear of non payment.
7: Macys is trying to Pivot more towards Digital which means if you run a dept in the store you most likely will be cut in near future.
8: Jewelry/captains managers, ops/visual and AP will mostly be cut within a year
9: store will operation only as a fix to online biz for returns and order pickup so why do you need all these ops and managers?
10: start looking right now.. do not wait

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@2ztm If you are only doing $500 a square foot you're in trouble. At best it should be a C Store. Sears was doing more than $500 a square foot in a number of their stores and look where they ended up.

You can find your mall rating on your store bio page. Its in the report center of the portal.

If I were you, not only would I be looking for employment else where. But I would look into remedial classes for basic grammar and writing in the english language. Thats my tip!

Mall Class

Sales per Square Foot

Class A

$500 or more

Class B

$300 to $500

Class C

Less than $300

How do we find these mall rankings?

What are the current descriptions of the A,B,C,D, etc. types of malls.

People still want to shop malls—it's the poor selection of sellers, offering bland c-ap, that is fueling the move to online shopping. (Plus, being able to view the merchandise in stores and buy for a cheaper price online.) But, malls have all that non-productive open space, which can be put to better use if they're coverted to multi-use with shops, housing and offices.

Amazon stores are opening brick and mortar stores in many areas, carrying selections of items rated 4-star and above. So, there's still a need for the stores.

Marketplaces have been around through history, even without capitalism. Trading will never go away. During the Soviet era, there were stores. . .just with a garbage selection of items. BTW, the Davos people have called for the end of capitalism forever, but they've never found a way to improve upon it.

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