Probably depends on where you worked at, but at GameStop we did have a lot in the back and upstairs too where we had a single office. Behind the register in the backroom, we had a small TV to connect consoles to and try them out when we bought from customers, a bunch of shelves with duplicate games we didn’t have any space for upstairs as well as a shelf for upcoming games that were not out yet/preorders for customers.
Upstairs was the office were probably like a billion copies of Red Dead 2, various CoDs, and Fifa lived, our stash of new consoles, and one giant room full of old promotional material that was never distributed.
The only other retailer I worked at was kind of a gift shop I’d call it? Like a shop where you can buy all kinds of seasonal crap, but primarily candles, decorations, party games. And there we’d also not have anything “in the back” to materialise product from.
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Probably depends on where you worked at, but at GameStop we did have a lot in the back and upstairs too where we had a single office. Behind the register in the backroom, we had a small TV to connect consoles to and try them out when we bought from customers, a bunch of shelves with duplicate games we didn’t have any space for upstairs as well as a shelf for upcoming games that were not out yet/preorders for customers.
Upstairs was the office were probably like a billion copies of Red Dead 2, various CoDs, and Fifa lived, our stash of new consoles, and one giant room full of old promotional material that was never distributed.
The only other retailer I worked at was kind of a gift shop I’d call it? Like a shop where you can buy all kinds of seasonal crap, but primarily candles, decorations, party games. And there we’d also not have anything “in the back” to materialise product from.