Momma3
Eugene,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, July 26, 2011
I'm sorry to hear that this seems to be the way of 'Goodwill'...The name meant a lot more to me.....at least at one time.
I am sure you went into the company with the perception of working for an organization that is there to help people.
I know I did. Didn't turn out that way.
The only thing I ask of people reading these reports, is that they NOT stop shopping with the Goodwill.
Despite the morals of upper management, there are a lot of REALLY good people who still work for the organization. And they deserve to stay there and work if that is what they choose to do. They have families and bills...just like myself.
(At least in the Lane County franchise.)
I am left upside down and backwards.....and this economy, with my age...I do not know how I will recover.
But, my personal morals remain intact.
Snazz_dresser
Bellevue,#3General Comment
Fri, June 10, 2011
I have to agree with the person who submitted the report. Each Goodwill is independently owned and operated, however all Goodwill's profess how grateful they are for community and individual support. Unfortunately, Goodwill is a one way street as my personal experiences with many Goodwill sites and www.shopgoodwill.com show one common link. None show any "Goodwill" towards the customer.
The customer is not given any benefit of doubt and treated as though they "Goodwill" are above everyone esle. But the bottom line is this. Call it what it is "Goodwill Industries is a second hand - junk store" and nothing more.
Goodwill works both ways. Bilateral Goodwill does not exist, but unilaterly Goodwill does and in their favor only.