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« Reply #30 on: December 27, 2005, 00:52:34 AM »

target for a halfords employee ... 4 barbies in an hour .. now ive seen one of these and know that it doesnt go together easy ...

you need an engineering degree to put them together. then the wheels are bent and they moan about this and that ahhh.
telephone going off ever couple of second.
customer were are the helmets, av you got any metal dust caps.
i even got told off for spending to long with customers like setting up helmets properly, wtf.
at the end of the day i had people coming to there asking to be served by me, because everone else showed them a bike and packed them off

man that place did my head in, they didn't even put more staff on for crimbo yet they wanted more work out of us, we were streched to start with
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« Reply #31 on: December 27, 2005, 09:02:37 AM »

Yeah, those barbies are little beeatches.. so badly made it took way longer to fit a given part to them (its been a long time so I can't remember specifics!!) than it would to a "proper" bike. Too fiddly by far.

I worked in a bike shop for about a year, I was supposed to be sales staff and in charge of reordering things, building bikes for the showroom etc. I got it by hanging around alot and one day the boss gave me a bit of a puzzle to work out, that was my interview of sorts.

It was a good place to work although the pay was crap. I hardly ever took a decent wage home tho cos its so tempting to order new parts every time a rep came in and all my money went on that! I learnt a lot while I was there, including how to build wheels so it was a good experience for me now cos altho I had always worked on my own bikes before, now I can do more or less anything and everything except service shocks, as long as I have the correct tools... and I also learnt what the correct tools are. Smiley
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