Sears reviews

Compensation was lacking. Was given a raise but it took the company 18 months to pay it in full. Also got a bonus that was not to be paid until over a year later. This bonus ending up being an outstanding $124. Great work Sears.

The current culture is toxic. Under the current financial and customer circumstances, it is appears difficult for the most senior of management to calmly stay the course with a loaded gun at their heads and the trickle down effect of each tier holding guns to the heads of those who work for them. Managers demeaning their staff is a great part of this raw situation. The revolving door of managers starts in the stores and go right up to the field management teams. As a result, the store and company culture has become an unattainable target. With each manager change come a new direction, new directives, new initiatives and the continued culture of turmoil. It's one thing to manage change; it is another thing to manage change on all levels that occurs on grand scales several times a quarter. You can't make a good impression on your direct report when they are moved or more likely replaced several times a year. In my two years as a Sears GM, I endured 5 different district managers and 3 different regional managers.