Laura
Midland,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, July 04, 2005
I too have a problem with Lowes in San Angelo, I have been there numerous times and my Step-dad AND My Sister worked there up until a year ago, This peticular Lowes is very degrading and mistreats their own employees, My Sister had asked to be relocated to the Lowe's in Midland, supposedly they had taken care of it and her paperwork had been done and all was in good shape for her move, then 2 days before her move her Manager "jokingly" informs her that they did not do her paperwork and her transfer isn't happening, needless to say she was livid! She had already had all of her plans in motion, She was forced to quit to move, My StepDad's problems were just as severe, although different in nature, he was given a "raise" and put on salary and as soon as his salary began he was forced to work so many hours that he was losing quite a bit of money, when he asked to have his hours lowered to accomidate his pay, the Manager became furious and fired him,(sounds fishy but true, I suppose the Manager was having a bad day, AND I believe this Man had a very bad control problem) My Step-dad was able to get some unemployment at first but after a few months Lowe's began to fight against his unemployment and made up lies to why he was fired so he was then unable to get anymore unemployment... I wouldn't expect anyone who deals and works out of this Lowes to be any better seeing how the Lowes certainly can't treat them too well either? Just be very leary of this Lowe's in peticular and protect yourself to the fullest.
Linda
Midway City,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, May 22, 2003
Over the last few years I have had many contractors in to do work on the house. After hearing some horror stories, I decided that I would take pictures of before and after, which clearly shows the condition of the area before repairs or upgrades are started, and then I video tape the installation. Two contractors walked out and refused to be video taped....their choice, but one guy took it all in stride and even stated why he did something a particular way to the video camera. I have used this technique at least a half dozen times, and so far every installation has been perfectly done and perfectly finished.
Tony
Bethalto,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, April 15, 2003
I used to work for Lowes and I do believe they are a good company as a whole. First of all.....these associates and managers should have followed up with you as promised. This seems like that this was a simple problem that could have easily been fixed with only a minor inconvienance to you and minimal loss to LOwes. Flooring was not my area but I do remember there being a problem with flawed carpet coming from one of the mills at the same time this happened to you. I know that our store took a big hit in the wallet by subbing better quality carpet. second....where was the Installed Sales Co-ordinator at? He should have been screaming at the flooring guys to get on the stick!!! And last....the manager that told you that all customer complaints come back to him is right. Anytime a customer complains to Lowes Corporate by mail, phone, or on line, it is immediately forwarded to the AssistantStore Manager of whichever Zone in the store contains the department in question. These complaints are to be resolved within 24 or 48 hours. Let me tell you....if you want to gwet a stores attention, complain th the District MAnager. You get real fast results! Most DMs have a strong distaste for "customer satisfaction issues" ie: pissed off customers!! OOh....that guy Phillip?? He needs a raise!