twintubdexter
Well-known member
decided to take the flak...
...and repost my comment. A few months ago there was a thread where Sears was nailed to the cross while members threw tons of rocks and stones. A second thread popped up but the wise webmaster pulled the plug on it. It should be interesting to see how many pins get stuck in this new "Sears Voodoo Doll."
An interesting study was recently published by a firm called CoreBrand in which they surveyed more than 10,000 "business decision makers" and asked them how they perceived brands in terms of overall reputation, management and investment potential. PepsiCo and Coca Cola were at the top. As far as the worst 10, Best Buy and poor JCP were listed. At the very bottom was greedy Delta Airlines which, if you follow the news, is totally understandable. I'm sure Sears was in that list somewhere but it didn't make the least respected 10...and yes I'm aware you can take a survey and make it come out any way you like.
OK, I'm ready for the rocks and stones
...and repost my comment. A few months ago there was a thread where Sears was nailed to the cross while members threw tons of rocks and stones. A second thread popped up but the wise webmaster pulled the plug on it. It should be interesting to see how many pins get stuck in this new "Sears Voodoo Doll."
An interesting study was recently published by a firm called CoreBrand in which they surveyed more than 10,000 "business decision makers" and asked them how they perceived brands in terms of overall reputation, management and investment potential. PepsiCo and Coca Cola were at the top. As far as the worst 10, Best Buy and poor JCP were listed. At the very bottom was greedy Delta Airlines which, if you follow the news, is totally understandable. I'm sure Sears was in that list somewhere but it didn't make the least respected 10...and yes I'm aware you can take a survey and make it come out any way you like.
OK, I'm ready for the rocks and stones