Thread regarding Bed Bath & Beyond layoffs

Look at the stock price!!!!

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Anyone still hanging on is a fool.
Sweet justice is for a majority of the associates to find another job and leave.
Ghost them.
Let those fine dms run the stores.
There is still time before the other retailers with have nothing to do with you.

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Post ID: @7hlb+1064GI03

The stock will trickle and drip and go to zero. The fat cats that bled the company dry and laughed all the way to the bank while treating their employees like dog c-ap on the bottom of their shoes will see the results of their demonic actions come to fruition. It’s too bad they will walk away with their pockets full.

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Post ID: @7rma+1064GI03

Having been one of the ones let go by BBBY, I can say I don't want 60,000 to lose their jobs without a moments notice and a weak severance package. I can also say that I want those 60,000 people to find other job before they lose theirs because this company is on its way to the bottom of the Atlantic. Trust me everyone, the grass isn't always greener on the other side, but right now BBBY can't even afford grass, so at least go somewhere there is grass. In my 20 years of retail management I have never seen a company treat its employees so badly and unapologetically. I want to see the people who were cold hearted enough to do let everyone go without any warning feel the same sting they placed on everyone else. It is their stupidity and lack of business acumen that caused it, why shouldn't they get to suffer from it as well. Oh and by the way, how did "operation sparkle" turn out? Nothing beats the brilliant idea to increase sales by spending nearly $1 million company wide to have "the nicest bathroooms in retail".

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Post ID: @6adb+1064GI03

Btw
Most jobs now are pt.
As the experience is drained out of the company and hours get cut be sure to keep up with the programs that are expected to be executed like nothing ever happened.
Good luck buddy.
Also, have resume ready soon.

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Post ID: @3sjc+1064GI03

The bottom line is that bbby is horrible to their associates. This is the one thing that Wall Street analysts don’t see. Until the company puts its employees first, they will never be able to execute anything they try. 60,000 jobs- most of these employees would be better off elsewhere. There is zero advancement, nepotism is prevalent, the money has been cashed in already by the very people who sank the ship. While losing 60,000 jobs is never pretty, working in such a horrible environment may be even worse long term.

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Post ID: @1hzu+1064GI03

Ummm no! Bbby is horrible to its associates. It has created its own fate. Everyone has been warned years in advance to seek other employment.

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Post ID: @1nzp+1064GI03

So glad that some one thinks that 60,000 jobs are at risk. I know you don’t get how an economy works but losing that many jobs is a horrible thought. Shame on you for wishing anything bad or cheering for failure. People like you are why bbb is in its state. If your a person who was laid off, it’s time you left bbb in your past!

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