Comments on: What Recovery? Sears And J.C. Penney Are DYING

By: al date

al date — Sun, 22 Mar 2015 19:30:00 +0000

Ross and Costco are growing consistently, because they specialize in what they do. Hard to replace that with amazon.
But E-commerce is up 15% year after year for the last six years.
The poorly managed stores like Sears and JCP and
RIP Radio Shack are being ground back into dust.
The times they are a changin.

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By: Sam

Sam — Sun, 22 Jun 2014 15:16:00 +0000

Store bankruptcy and their causes
It is very simple. They hire alot of managers who don`t have a clue on how to get merchandise people actualy want to buy.
Have you sean the table ware at sear? Beige, brown , black. Who wants to eat in that! Yuk! The selection is terrible. And they don`t know how to sell it.
Now toys. The selection is crap. hugly, crap quality, and as a result people don`t buy it. Look in their catalogue for Christmas last year. I found nothing I was willing to buy. Very desapointing.
They think they will tell people what to buy and people will buy it. They think people are stupid.
The way they manage stores is by mathematics alone. That much product coming in, that much is sold and equal that much profit.
Nobody thinks anymore.
As for clothings in most store they sell spandex pants and blouse and t-shirts. etc That is crap. spandex is for bating suits so you won’t loose it in the swimming pool while swimming.
The quality of product is down the toilet and they think we don’t know the difference. And another thing. There is less and less well trained sails representative ( sell’s person) on the floor. Alot of cash registers are closed and you have to stand in a long line jut to pay for what you want to buy. Well, a few times, I just walked to the counter of the casheer and dumped what I wanted to buy and left. They got no sale from me these days.
Vote with your walet.

By: Toriann L

Toriann L — Mon, 24 Feb 2014 18:24:00 +0000

I think that Sears and J.C. Penney should employ fresh P.R. professionals to work alongside corporate members in an effort to regain loyal customers. Both companies have been around for quite some time, and are also conservative. But times have changed, and in order to remain cutting-edge and keep up with the new pace of things, old practices need to be replaced.

By: Cortney G

Cortney G — Mon, 24 Feb 2014 18:16:00 +0000

Every company goes through a crsis at one point or another. I do not believe this is the demise of JC Penney at all. I agree with the CEO, that the closing of the stores listed above will in fact help the growth of the JC Penney’s long-term profitable growth. The company is jsut having a hard time changing with the times, and I think to help this transition go smoother JC Penney needs a younger, more innovatitive Public Relations team.

By: pulltheweeds

pulltheweeds — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 14:50:00 +0000

loss prevention – lmao –
gotta luv all of the new bs phrases
in this crazy nation

By: LeeH

LeeH — Sun, 23 Feb 2014 04:23:00 +0000

I’m 65 and I can’t remember the last time I shopped at JC Penney. The last time my wife and I shopped at Sears was for a washer and dryer. They only had four in our price range and the salesman seemed bothered to be waiting on us. We’ve never been back. That was 20 years ago. I grew up with my parents shopping either Sears or Monkey Ward (Montgomery Ward).