Tesco to Sell Used Cars
Discussion
oyster said:
edo said:
Waffle that could be associated with any large company.
edo said:
Not a company that will get a penny from me ever again.
It's okay - the 42 million other weekly customers will make up for you.Basically sounds like most smaller suppliers coming up against corporate buyers, bh but still take the shilling.
edo said:
mercfunder said:
But he is not so offended by them that he won't supply them, 6 series don't pay for themselves.
Mistaken, I don't work with them now - I suffered it for a year. No longer thankfully.mercfunder said:
Basically sounds like most smaller suppliers coming up against corporate buyers, bh but still take the shilling.
I know one that submitted a stupidly high quote to a large corporate customer on a product with a very limited number of suppliers and they (the customer) weren't half pissed about it. They suggested a programme of 'working together the develop a partner relationship' and the supplier said 'no thank you, you don't fit with the objectives we have in our long term strategic plan'. Brilliant. Toaster Pilot said:
Don't you think that it's Carsite who will be damaged a lot more by this? Tesco probably didn't have that much of a financial interest in it.
- it's much like the blackcircles / tesco tyres tie up. Make blackcircles do all the work, then if it works out do it themselves, or if it doesn't leave blackcircles with all the cost.Lovely company tescos. I don't shop there.
hora said:
Why don't more retailers receive negative press? No serious question. It can't be a media-bias. I've not read about Morrisons and issues around developing a new site etc.
I've worked with all the big 4 supermarkets and even the smaller chains - they don't carry out the sharp practices that Tesco consider fair and reasonable.sleep envy said:
hora said:
Why don't more retailers receive negative press? No serious question. It can't be a media-bias. I've not read about Morrisons and issues around developing a new site etc.
I've worked with all the big 4 supermarkets and even the smaller chains - they don't carry out the sharp practices that Tesco consider fair and reasonable.I also had the pleasure to work with Waitrose - a company who are a complete joy to work with.
Piles of stuff on Tesco here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Tesco
edo said:
No. Large companies can be ethical. Large companies don't have to bully. Large companies don't have to be over-run by assholes.
Large companies attract the sort of people who like corporate environments and throwing their weight around.Deal with a large American Corporation and you'll soon see Tesco are no worse than any other multi-national.
mercfunder said:
edo said:
No. Large companies can be ethical. Large companies don't have to bully. Large companies don't have to be over-run by assholes.
Large companies attract the sort of people who like corporate environments and throwing their weight around.Deal with a large American Corporation and you'll soon see Tesco are no worse than any other multi-national.
edo said:
mercfunder said:
edo said:
No. Large companies can be ethical. Large companies don't have to bully. Large companies don't have to be over-run by assholes.
Large companies attract the sort of people who like corporate environments and throwing their weight around.Deal with a large American Corporation and you'll soon see Tesco are no worse than any other multi-national.
Annual ethics training soon went out of the window when it came to getting down and dirty on the competition.
Still as long as the box could be ticked on your HR folder for the year that was OK.
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