Education of Employees

Ok what is a Samboree? I have no clue either.

I am sure the employee turnover at Camping World is similar to most all retail operations, somewhere in the 100% to 200% range. They are probably pleased they actually have warm bodies who can speak at least broken English.

I've seen it in many posts and can ASSUME it's meaning but that's about it.

Your observation doesn't surprise....

I think you'll find the vast majority of forum members don't know what it is either! I am one. I know it's a rally but that's about it.

Surprised now?

Ummmm, would you expect the cashier at your local grocery store to know how to prepare all the food in your cart?

Samboree= Good Sam sponsored Jamboree (rally)

Boy, I feel much better now that I know THAT.

Just once I'd just like to SEE a cashier behind the check out counter when I am ready to check out! Been in 4 different stores just this year across a couple of states and each time I had to put my stuff down and go on a search and rescue mission to find one to check me out.

They need to put a sign outside that says "No Cashier on Duty", so I know not to stop there!

Even the so called top notch repair facilities lack in knowledge. They use the excuse that 'there are so many different rv's out there'....well get the book out and find the answer to my question on how to fix it!

rockhillmanor wrote:
Just once I'd just like to SEE a cashier behind the check out counter when I am ready to check out! Been in 4 different stores just this year across a couple of states and each time I had to put my stuff down and go on a search and rescue mission to find one to check me out.

They need to put a sign outside that says "No Cashier on Duty", so I know not to stop there!

I've seen several CampingWorlds with skeleton crews on the retail floor. Cashiers are turned into floaters - pulling inventory, stocking, assisting customers. It can be a challenge at times for the customer when the store is short-staffed.