[1rudeboy]

This might come as a shock, but companies, when they lay-off employees, tend to lay-off the best (and most expensive). And the ones who remain are doubly ticked-off because they have to do twice the work.

[Ingtar]

And the ones who remain are doubly ticked-off because they have to do twice the work. I figured I would fix that a bit from my experience.

[ConservativeInPA]

Their customer service has sucked for years. Companies do not fire their least payed employees in economic down turns. They fire their least competent employees. I have been thru multiple layoffs and still have my job. My current coworkers and I have betted on who would get the axe. It was always the lazy ass that wasn’t doing his job.

I think Dicks has a problem with their business model and a complete lack of understanding of their customers.