i went in the store in houma, louisiana looking for windsheild
wipers as a women not sure about them i ask for
wipers he says down there and that is about it no more help at all. then came back to counter a different guy was there asked him no help, so i went back to where i was a advance auto parts they gave me the best service unlike your store the man walked with me to find my
wipers. i think that you need better help for women that come in your store we don't know everything
1. Written by macariofromtx, on 27-09-2008 19:26
dont let the ladies in the auto parts store hear you say that. just b/c your a lady dont mean anything. when i 1st started in auto parts it was 2 ladies who tought me about parts now i'm ase certified, that means i know my parts, just i case you didnt know that either.
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2. Written by Ed, on 31-08-2008 23:56
I work at an Oreilly's store and we do walk out into the aisle and assist customers with wiper blades and also offer to put them on the car for you if the vehicle is there at the time and have also put on wipers from competitors stores that refused to do so. Corporate policy encourages all employees to step out from behind the counter and assist the customers' up to a certain point. It just depends on the store your in I guess. Oh and also alot of the employees work multiple jobs so don't make decisions on their abilities and backgrounds just because they are selling car parts
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3. Written by Joe, on 11-08-2008 13:47
I don't understand you are in a diy store! They only sell parts they are not mechanics. (Well some think they are but notice they are selling parts at min wage you do the math). Lets see you are a woman and you do not know every thing? When did that happen?
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