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Target Corporation’s Stock Buyback Looks More Like PR Than a Value-Booster (TGT)

this article has much more substance then the last one,especially as regards team members and how little input they have.

 

[smashandthrash]

"While it is not unusual for a company to share ideas and be frank with its employees, it is unusual for Target to do so"

This is a HUGE problem.

 

[BigEyedPhish]

"While it is not unusual for a company to share ideas and be frank with its employees, it is unusual for Target to do so"

This is a HUGE problem.

Well... this hits the nail on the head...

 

[PassinTime]

AND: "Plus, the message seemed to put the onus on in-store workers themselves, who actually have very little control over a customer’s in-store experience. The merchandise selection, staffing levels and foot traffic are out of the most employees’ control."

Cornell is blaming TMs for Target not making enough money for the stockholders. That's insulting!

 

[Panda13]

AND: "Plus, the message seemed to put the onus on in-store workers themselves, who actually have very little control over a customer’s in-store experience. The merchandise selection, staffing levels and foot traffic are out of the most employees’ control."

Cornell is blaming TMs for Target not making enough money for the stockholders. That's insulting!

Sounds like the CEO of Wells Fargo just this past week.