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I love sears for craftmans tools and its History. The store rarely promotes its rich history. My idea is for Sears to be what I would call an entertainment themed retailer. Use the history to design the stores. Tools 1800's Apparel 1920's or 1970's Shoe's 1950's. People are seeking ways to do things together. Sears could be the retailer that entertains. I would love to see Sear's history on display as it is my history and Americas. Retails today are mostly boring competition with the internet is the problem. The internet would be hard pressed to entertain and sell.I love Sears. Not words you hear too often these days. But I do, I really do. I think their good will comes from my days buying G.I. Joes with my Grandma (mentioned in my last post). Also, anything in our homes that bore a Sears logo tended to last and last through the years. Add in my obsession with their catalog coming out each winter, and you???ve got a recipe for a lifelong love. When I was in college, I decided to fulfill one of my little ideas I???d had for awhile, to work at Sears & Roebuck. I was hired as a computer salesman, and I must say, the people there were for the most part, dynamite folks. Really nice, and the training was excellent, top notch. Good videos on how to sell, evaluate your customers and determine their needs. Of course, I was the only one who seemed to pay attention to these materials, but it made me a good salesman and I enjoyed the work. The checks were great too ??? even though we sold crappy Compaqs, I sold the heck out of em, and in December each check was like standing around collecting money as fast as you could. We worked on commission, and life was good. After the holidays I quit so I could take my stash and live off it till college ended, which was a great idea I think. Since then, I try to shop there when I can. Here???s a little sample of what they???ve provided me in the past year: