Unemployed, thanks B&N

Barnes and Noble is a shitty company to work for unless you are willing to sacrifice your morals.


So here I am, after 8 years of loyalty, I have been on unemployment for a month and a half. I have applied at several locations around town and I have only have had three interviews and no call backs. Whatever, I know a job for me is out there somewhere I just have to keep looking.

My former employer, as I have recently found out has made life so unbearable for at least two others to the point that they quit. I know what they are doing, they are trying to get rid of the people who have been there the longest in favor of newer cheaper labor. I also know that the district manager Jay doesn't like handicapped people. He never came out and said it but he eluded to it a lot. He doesn't think that they can do the job right when I know for a fact they can.

Barnes and Noble used to be a great company to work for, one that cared about the employee as much as the customer but sometime last year they changed their business model to be more of a "We want money and screw everyone else" type of policy.



Thi