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as a former employee of the Provo Sears I can honestly say that I won't miss it. I have never been a fan of the current GM of the store, plus corporate was too focussed on numbers, and not enough on quality customer service. I was so happy when I quit my job there that I may have left 4 hours early to go play golf.
Probably not the best way to leave a job, but. . . I had my reasons.
as a former employee of the Provo Sears I can honestly say that I won't miss it. I have never been a fan of the current GM of the store, plus corporate was too focussed on numbers, and not enough on quality customer service. I was so happy when I quit my job there that I may have left 4 hours early to go play golf. 
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