This should be the week where Sainsburys and Steinhoff straighten out who’s going to buy the suddenly much-fancied retailerIt is a dauntless hump to model your customer service on a bingo hall,but that never put off Argos: you fill in your card, wait for your number to seem on screen, or walk out with a toaster.
Still,after years of the retailer struggling to convince shoppers this was fun, the company suddenly became seen as the future – or, and more accurately,the systems enabling its stock to be quickly moved around the country began to chime with the “I want it now” mentality of the age.
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Source: theguardian.com