I returned something at Kohls from amazon and they gave me a 25% off coupon on my receipt ....and I wound up buying something I wasn't planning on buying. So it worked on me.
@@laurenzo9160 it's a Amazon employees that's doing the returns & shipping to their warehouse so I don't see the problem unless I'm wrong correct me on that.
@@laurenzo9160 what are you even talking about? Kohl's gave me a coupon because I dropped off my Amazon return package. I used that coupon to buy something. Nothing bad happened.
Being an employee for quite a while now, I can definitely say the Amazon return gimmick works wonders, especially since we give everyone who has an amazon return an additional 25% off coupon. The rare instances I'm at a register and I see someone walk in with an amazon package, they always leave buying something. It was a great stroke of genius in a time of dire need for all retailers.
I used to work at Kohl's and the emphasis on getting customers to sign up for a Kohl's charge was overwhelming. Interesting it doesn't seem to make too much of an impact.
I used to work at Kohls and i remember the mangers pushing every cashier to get 1 charge card every 2 hours. After I left, they started writing people up if you didn't make your goal....i hated working there.
Gotta say, I have been watching this channel for years, and this has been one of the most consistent and well produced channels around. Good job and keep up the great work!!
Kohl's if you have their credit card you don't spend very much everytime you shop you get a big discount. Then some people still get the Sunday paper which has amazing kohl's coupons. So you combine the 2 together and you save alot of money. Not everyone bleeds money so kohl's is my store.
I love the Amazon returns. There's just something hilarious about all other retailers being terrified of this huge beast and Kohls just lets it right in the front door.
I think it definitely worked in their favor. I'd never shopped in one but found myself buying a lot of Christmas gifts last year when I went in to use the Amazon return center.
yeah for sure. the Amazon returns are usually at the back in customer service, so you have to walk by a ton of clothes and purses to get to it. when you return amazon products you get $5 back in kohls cash and it's very likely you'll look around and purchase something.
Especially during these years & especially during the time of a pandemic. Of course Kohl’s might strive to be better, but if they’re staying steady they know they’ll be fine.
Went to pick up an Amazon purchase, thought I'd brouse a little... Was shocked @ the prices. I couldn't afford a pair of socks let alone an entire outfit!
There are 2 types of moms: -Try EVERYTHING on and buy 2 things and leave the rest in the fitting room. -Buy everything in 3 different sizes then return 95% of the items purchased.
at the kohls I work at, there's TONS of people daily. they either buy 2 things or 50 things. a large part of it is that kohls is now a amazon return location. you get $5 in kohls cash every time you do an Amazon return, and people are more likely to spend after returning their Amazon stuff.
It’s the Kohl’s cash 😂 lol I love Kohl’s cash and it seems like they always have a sale on clothes… especially reasonably priced Business casual clothes!
I don't understand how they stay in business. They have a crazy pricing system where everything has a "sticker' that is outrageously inflated, but then throw all sorts of gimmicky sales, and promotions to make you think you are getting a deal? I hate the gimmicks.
Your channel has helped me keep a heading with my business classes. With all the principle, accounting, and business law courses this channel has given me a real-world application of the knowledge I'm gaining.
I’ve never been to Kohl’s before until I found out it was the closest place I could return something from Amazon. After completing the return, the receipt included a $10 coupon to shop at Kohl’s
When I wanted my Apple Watch I found out it was $400 everywhere including Kohl’s, but Kohl’s gave me $120 in Kohl’s cash (which is store credit) so I paid the same price that I would have elsewhere, but got some free stuff with it
The two previous episodes for "Why they're successful" have both been on companies started in Wisconsin... either it's simply a coincidence or Company Man is trying to tell us something.
I've always just enjoyed walking into Kohls and exploring the store. It's typically empty when it's not the holidays, and gives off some cool vibes. Def one of my favs in terms of shopping experience.
Yup. My grandmother lived across the street from a Kohl’s grocery store. It was confusing because my aunts would talk about getting clothes at Kohls. (They lived in Milwaukee and I would just visit). It does seem to have taken JCPenney’s position in the market.
I love Kohls. And I appreciate the fact that EVERYTHING I purchase (even sale items!) rings up CHEAPER than what they advertise when I get to the register.
How do you advertise within your own store? 🧐 They manipulate prices to make people, and women in particular, to feel like they are saving money. They manipulate the feeling of saving into profit
That's cause the prices are always changing and sometimes it hard to keep up with changing signs. The people who do clearance mark downs sometimes miss a rack or a couple clothing items also. Trust me, when we check you out at the registers and the price is cheaper than what is said on signs or the clearance tag we are surprised too.
@@rj9955hi Actually we have no control over pricing at the actual store. All those e-signs (the gray electronic signs sitting on top of racks) are all controlled by corporate. We cannot choose what those signs say nor can we "remotely control them", we can only update them and choose what items get displayed on the signs. Everything else is decided by the WAY higher ups. And its not just kohls, lots of retailers hike up their MSRPs and keep lots of items perpetually on sale. I worked at Kohl's for over 2 years, and if you know how to shop Kohl's is easily one of the most affordable department stores.
@@rj9955hi If it works, it works. There was a store (either jcpenney or sears) who tried to cut the BS and get rid of all the "inflate prices and then mark it down it down" style of sale. They just gave the items the lowest price to begin with. People didn't like that and they began to complain that they missed the sales and coupons. They didn't feel like they were getting a deal anymore, even if it was the exact same price they'd pay after the "sale."
Two closed down in my area, but wow does one of the area surviving Kohl's become impossible to park at during Black Friday, and there's this insane line that goes all of the way to the back of the store. Um, yeah, I guess it's time to write down the article of clothing at the store, then order it online instead
I just made a comment similar to this before I saw it. Everytime I’ve been into Kohl’s and it’s not much the store has been empty. So I don’t know if they’re cooking the books or what because I just don’t see it
The Amazon return is big because anytime I’ve gone to Kohl’s to return an Amazon purchase they’ve given me a kohl’s coupon which enticed me to spend in store 😀
Kohl's has the strangest store hours of any department store I've ever seen,at least pre-covid.They open at like,9am,earlier than most,and close at like 11pm on weekends.During the holidays it makes it easier to make it your last stop of the day.
Yea back during the holiday it really did suck. I work be working from 4:00 till around 10-11:00 then need to be up for school at like 6:30. So many hours of schools and work. I had never been so tired but the money was nice even though at least at the location I work at we are very underpaid at 11$ and hour while most places around here are making like 15-18
I live in Wisconsin and I used to shop at the grocery stores in the 80's and 90's. Being a large gal, it's the only place I shop for clothes. They have good prices and the clothes don't fall apart in 6 months. I hope they are around for a long time.
I’m an employee at kohl’s, and our store reaches our credit and sales goals almost every day. Also we have special offers for our credit card holders that nobody else can get. Really helps getting those loyal customers
My hubby works for kohl’s and they are paying all their employees during this time!! A great company to work for as they support their employees in times of financial crisis!!
I stepped into a Kohls for the first time to bring back an Amazon return and ended up signing up for their email programs and buying a few Christmas presents while i was there. I actually really like Kohls and love the return service!
There are a few people that complained about this when I worked there. “You’re just trying to get my money.” No ma’am I get paid the same rather you shop or not. It’s Kohl’s that wants your money. It’s a store they make money from your purchases.
As a lifelong Milwaukeean, I kind of miss Kohl's grocery stores just out of nostalgia. You can always identify where they used to be, because they all had that arched building facade that was shown in the video.
I used to work at Kohl’s (seasonal), and I actually liked working there! My coworkers were all friendly, everyone was supportive, and overall I really recommend working there!
Well, I just want to say thank you for this analysis. I work at Kohl's, and not only do they have great deals, but you can do a poll, and I guarantee that in comparison, NO ONE WILL SAY, "WORKING AT AMAZON IS BETTER THAN WORKING AT KOHL'S." Kohl's offer great employee benefits, offer incentives and recognition, and are very fair (in my opinion,) in a competitive workforce. The only person that would tell you that from Amazon is Jeff Bezos. Plus, where I am, a lot of people leave Amazon and come right on over to Kohl's. I've only seen 1 person leave Kohl's and go to Amazon.
This actually makes me want to buy Kohl's stock. The dividend is high and I'm fairly sure that Amazon will eventually buy a chunk of them or straight buy them out. Their locations and pricing strategies are compatible with Amazon and it would be solid synergy. And I absolutely agree that solid and not failing equals succeeding in modern retail.
I did not end up buying anything, but it did attract me to stay in the store for half an hour more to look for things I would buy. And to be honest, I almost bought some t-shirt (but they ran out of my size).
I love Kohl’s and my local store is always busy! Their coupons are great, they let you stack them and the sales and clearance are always good! They are very generous in giving you discounts, I forgot my coupon once and they still let me get the discount.
I worked for Kohl’s for years. I can agree on that. I mean if lower and middle management is great. Other stores I despised calling a manager. They sit on their ass all day in the office, and bitch when you need assistance. Kohl’s management knew when to agree with customer and when to support the associate.
100%. we are trained to always try to figure out a way to help a customer if we cannot honor their original request. management refuses to let regular employees get verbally abused, and require us to call for them if a customer is giving us a hard time. management seems like they actually enjoy their job and aren't just there for a paycheck.
A Mervyns in my city eventually became Kohl's. I do think Mervyns and Kohl's are similar with the kinds of things they both sell, the sales they often had and their atmosphere is also similar.
I currently work at a kohl's and the number one thing we focus on is getting customers to sign up for a kohl's card. when you sign up you get a discount even if you aren't approved. If you are approved you have access to more coupons and are more likely to come back. also, for the amazon returns, we hand out a 25 percent off coupon which helps with getting the customers to shop around after returning their packages.
Fun fact for those in Wisconsin; the infamous Northridge Mall was started by the Kohl family and owned by them for the first twenty years alongside its sister location the Southridge Mall.
As a stay at home mom I’ve got to say that the ladies in my group love kohl’s ! It’s a nice place to go shopping if you just want to get out the house and the deals are great
Wow! I didnt know Kohl's was doing really well! I actually thought they were going to be the next store to file for bankruptcy but I was wrong. I havemt been to a Kohl's in a very long time! Great video!🙂👍
10:23 Here's the problem with the way they are implementing Amazon Returns, at least in my area. You do it at the front of the store. Like Costco and their rotisserie chicken, you need to put that at the BACK of the store.
Number Six, 3 of the kohl’s in my area started with the amazon returns in the front but have since moved them to the back. I think they figured out pretty quickly it’s a better strategy.
Kohl's is that one business that became a massive success and was actually satisfied with it, instead of trying to grow and grow until they collapse under their own weight and debt. I certainly would love to have stagnant growth if it meant moving 20 billion dollars in inventory a year.
I came across this due to my interest on Kohls because I never nor ever really shopped at Kohls but I did recently start working at a newly built Kohls Distribution Center. So easy and rather enjoyable. Nice to get some history and details of the company from this. So, thank ya.
They seemed to have really gone downhill over the years. They just opened one in my town, and it feels kinda junky and unkept. I don’t recognize many of the labels. It seems like most of their stuff is “left over, last year” styles.
Those damn Kohl's cash always makes me spent more than I originally planned. Especially during the Black Friday periods. I brought so many sneakers and clothes that I still haven't opened them up. They know what they are doing, they got me hooked, line and sinker.
The 'Amazon return' strategy is brilliant. One thing you didn't mention is the attractive and common sense layout of their stores. I've been to several Kohl's stores and they all look very much alike. It is easy to be there shipping something and think about something else you need or want. You know exactly where to go to find the merchandise quickly. And their fitting rooms are close by and typically not manned by people who want to count every item and unlock a stall. You just walk right into the rather spacious area with full length mirrors and decent lighting.
JCPenny is great if there's one in your area with a Big and Tall section. Those that do also have a wide selection of formal clothing; it's the only place where I can pick up a dress shirt off the shelf.
As a few have mentioned, that 25% off coupon after an Amazon return is awesome. It got me in the door for the second time ever last weekend. That coupon + the Clearance Rack = my new wardrobe.
Lactose Milk because managers treat us like shit it’s always about getting credit and it a lot pressure put on us.... we don’t get credit we get talk down... hence is why I left kohl’s ... working their is depressing
I grew up in SE WI and knew Kohl’s as a grocery store first. It was my family’s favorite store, and I loved the big arch on them. It was weird when they opened department stores, but we shopped there from the beginning. 90% of my clothes in high school were from Kohl’s. I still occasionally shop there, especially at Christmas, and it’s the only store where I have a store credit card. Thank you for the great information and the walk down memory lane! Edit: I also met the senator son, Herb Kohl, on a trip to DC. He made it a point to try to meet as many constituents as possible at his office, and he gave out Milwaukee Bucks pens as souvenirs. They were a Big Deal in Wisconsin.
Worked for kohls for years and absolutely love the company. They value customers with the yes we can policy and now just shopping their as a customer they still are customer focused. Their return policy is amazing just love them still to this day!
I work at Kohl's and honestly Amazon returns are hell - I don't do Amazon, I'm in the home and kids departments but I have many coworkers in customer service who come over to complain about how difficult sorting and keeping track of the returns is. My location is also kinda understaffed, so sometimes it's one person handling all of customer service plus Amazon. It could also be the area I'm from, but Amazon attracts a ton of entitled and problem customers. I can see this collapsing real quick.
I work at customer service, and all of the problems (other than problem customers) are because of understaffing, bad UI in the app we use to sort things, and user error. When things are slow, it’s fine. But if it gets really busy and you’re the only one back there, it piles up really quickly and is hard to get under control. The sorting errors are usually because of people going too fast for the app to keep up. You have to scan the tracking number, then the box, then wait for the screen to clear otherwise it won’t sort properly.
@@open617 I work at kohls, and you are so right. SLOW DOWN the app takes 2 seconds (yes that's it but feels like 2 years) before you can scan the next item to sort. Amazon has been great for the company! You just need a good process in line at your store :) it's one of the things I oversee but I haven't had to touch it since Christmas because my team is out of this world amazing
At my store we haven't really had any issues other than lazy people sorting way too many returns into one box because they don't want to set up a new one. We were crazy busy for weeks after christmas with amazon returns, well past the time corporate thought we would slow down. My managers are really good at helping at customer service so someone can sort though.
My store has one of the highest return rates in the company and it's a hassle to do the returns, unless you dont have a system to make it easier. I occassionally cover Amazon. I do the returns, the sorting, and sort it to the trailer (I'm also the ops lead). This past holiday was overwhelming. We had at least two sweep trucks a week until it finally became manageable.
I work at kohl's in Amazon return I loved it so far very fast paced! You have to scan the items in then sort them into different label boxes audit the boxes /items you just scanned out then to storage room now remember which package is which when there's a lot it can be overwhelming a bit lol
@@JaKingScomez no they really don't what it is it's the same chinese-manufactured crap that you'll find a Target and Walmart they just sew in different labels and you think you're getting something special and then they charge you out the ass for it!! But that's the price of being preppy!!
It’s crazy how accurate your information is. I took a trip to Kohl’s for my retail management class and they also mentioned kohl’s giving their space to companies like Aldi as well as the fact that Amazon returns cost them money because the logistics is their expense. Good research I appreciate that
The Amazon drop off's attract people that don't wanna be there. It is like dragging vegetarian into a steak house. All they are doing is making Amazon stronger by giving them free shipping
@@bobbluefield557 well you talk about Amazon getting stronger as if that's really hurt cold to begin with and I got news that's a false narrative...... online retail only makes up 8 to 10% of all retail sales not to mention the majority of your retailers they started out the very same way the Amazon dead they only did it a hundred years ago so you didn't stare at a computer screen you instead looked at a catalog but it was still the same concept so I'm sorry they can't claim that that's hurt their business when the majority of these companies calls included they to have offered online sales for 20 some years pointing and clicking Is not A New concept and it's high time people stop acting like it is!!
@@American-Motors-Corporation unless something drastically changes, all retail stores not named Walmart and Target are dead. Giving Amazon free shipping doesn't help anyone but Amazon. I would never hold a retail stock like Kohl's long term. Too risky
Our nearby Kohl's stores can get pretty busy, so it's interesting to see all the comments about empty stores. But I mostly shop on their website, and I suspect many others do too.
I'm surprised too. The Kohls that opened in my town in the late 2000s is still going strong. I expect the JCPenny's here to go before Kohls, if they ever do.
I grew up in Milwaukee WI so my first experience with the company was as a grocery store. It was the main supermarket in Milwaukee for decades. Great video!
The Kohl's near my house used to be a Caldor's where my aunt used to work back in the early 1980s. My lifetime best friend, a guy I've hung out with since the two of us were babies in diapers, his mom and my aunt used to be coworkers there. One day, when my mom had to work and saddled my aunt with me, his mom wanted to hang out with her and said "Bring the Weeaboo along, he can hang out with my son". Two of us have been damn near brothers ever since then. That said, my aunt and I love to shop at Kohl's. I mean it. The sales alone are worth going for when you need something.
Im a poc cashier at Kohls part time and the managment team is very polite, stress free work environment, i only get anxiety when i have to push customers for a Kohl's charge but other than that it's a chill place and they work with your schedule if you have school or something come up.
You talk about so many businesses that do amazingly well or horribly bad so it’s cool to talk about one that’s just kinda in middle. Personally I really like Kohl’s, they have a pretty great selection of clothes, shoes, and jewelry. I remember so many times growing up my mom saying ‘my kohl’s cash is about to expire, let’s go on Saturday’ 😆 lots of fun memories from that store.
Actually them accepting Amazon returns is a strategic move. Because once they are in returning they might walk by something and want to buy it. It actually evens out believe it or not.
Cool videos. I appreciate the Wisconsin focused content lately, I'm from Milwaukee and quite enjoy Culver's chicken tenders and Kohls cash. May I suggest Milwaukee Tool, Menards, Harley Davidson.
Menards would be a good one. They are always busy. Privately held, always expanding, seem to be doing something right - even with really stiff competition from HD and Lowe's.
i worked at a kohl’s as a seasonal employee and i’m just gonna put it like this, management? the worst, the customers? ANNOYING and the hours were TERRIBLE sometimes i wouldn’t get out of there until an hour after i was supposed to
The customers there are the worst....literally every single one is the epitome of a "Karen"....so awful. I was yelled and sworn at so many time while working the customer service desk, and once a customer told me that i ruined their Christmas because they didn't get a full refund on something that was over a year old with no tags or receipt...I have so much hatred for this store
My favorite things to buy at Kohl’s, are there housewares, particularly, their kitchen appliances and, anything that can steam clean carpets, like deep clean your carpet and your hard kitchen floors, that were they be your hardwood floors, your linoleum floors, your tile floors and your linoleum. I think that the fact that malls are closing and that Amazon is expanding, Hass to do with obesity. I feel that the more people shop online, the more that obesity rates will skyrocket. People that live in the mountains, that’s one thing. But for everyone else, get out of your cars for chrissakes.!
Great review . I just recently resigned there a month ago due to another job opportunity. It was good working there for a couple of years. Experience was cool
I was just at Kohl's yesterday! Love it. My family used to shop at the grocery store every Sunday after church when I was little. Those curved buildings......pure nostalgia. On Wisconsin!
I think their toy/book sections also make them standout for parents. When it comes to buying clothes, trying on is so helpful. Plus our Khols is much closer than the busy mall and conviently located near Target for our supermarket needs.
I returned something at Kohls from amazon and they gave me a 25% off coupon on my receipt ....and I wound up buying something I wasn't planning on buying. So it worked on me.
Same here but I never used it and expired
Yes, it always works.
@@laurenzo9160 it's a Amazon employees that's doing the returns & shipping to their warehouse so I don't see the problem unless I'm wrong correct me on that.
Same here, and the fact that it worked on top of the clearance items made it really nice. Got three shirts for $25 !
@@laurenzo9160 what are you even talking about? Kohl's gave me a coupon because I dropped off my Amazon return package. I used that coupon to buy something. Nothing bad happened.
Being an employee for quite a while now, I can definitely say the Amazon return gimmick works wonders, especially since we give everyone who has an amazon return an additional 25% off coupon. The rare instances I'm at a register and I see someone walk in with an amazon package, they always leave buying something. It was a great stroke of genius in a time of dire need for all retailers.
They're literally just vibing
I used to work at Kohl's and the emphasis on getting customers to sign up for a Kohl's charge was overwhelming. Interesting it doesn't seem to make too much of an impact.
When I worked there the manager called me and said that I needed to get a credit before finishing my shift.
I used to work at Kohls and i remember the mangers pushing every cashier to get 1 charge card every 2 hours. After I left, they started writing people up if you didn't make your goal....i hated working there.
Truth ,i work at Kohl's they do spend lots of time having us sell the Kohl's card
@@Sirenhalo oh wow!! That dont write us up my managers are pretty cool . The help us become more efficient at our job
I use to work there. And never going back. I mean it wasn't that bad. If I didn't get a credit I honestly didn't care. Mostly, everyone has it.
Gotta say, I have been watching this channel for years, and this has been one of the most consistent and well produced channels around. Good job and keep up the great work!!
Exactly.
Kohl's has basically replaced JCPenney as the store where everyone's mother loves to shop, so I see it sticking around for awhile.
I see way more people at jc Penney tho. Maybe because jcpenney are usually at malls
Kohl's replaced JCPenny by, ironically, doing the opposite of JCPenny
🤣🤣🤣 Lois Griffin DID get Stewie's swimming trunks there...
Kohl's if you have their credit card you don't spend very much everytime you shop you get a big discount. Then some people still get the Sunday paper which has amazing kohl's coupons. So you combine the 2 together and you save alot of money. Not everyone bleeds money so kohl's is my store.
JCPenney is dying and closing stores
“Not failing is its own success” Finally, something I can tell my parents so they’ll finally be proud of me!
make sure you vlog it to them
This comment is so underrated 😂
pretty sure they're still not proud of you aren't they?
@@jlegasp What do you mean by that statement? 🤔
I love the Amazon returns. There's just something hilarious about all other retailers being terrified of this huge beast and Kohls just lets it right in the front door.
I think it definitely worked in their favor. I'd never shopped in one but found myself buying a lot of Christmas gifts last year when I went in to use the Amazon return center.
yeah for sure. the Amazon returns are usually at the back in customer service, so you have to walk by a ton of clothes and purses to get to it. when you return amazon products you get $5 back in kohls cash and it's very likely you'll look around and purchase something.
That AND that 35% discount they have with the Kohl’s Charge card helps A LOT (whether I like it or not)
If cant beat them join them
@@tori5532 I don't work at the Amazon thing but from what I read on reddit about working the Amazon returns. It is a complete nightmare.
In this retail environment, if you're holding steady, you're doing well.
Yea, the goal at this point is to not file for bankruptcy.
my company had its best year this year and corona only grew my revenues, i am very thankful
Especially during these years & especially during the time of a pandemic. Of course Kohl’s might strive to be better, but if they’re staying steady they know they’ll be fine.
Early 1900's: Save up to buy an entire store or house.
Now: Do i want groceries or a new pair of jeans.
Went to pick up an Amazon purchase, thought I'd brouse a little... Was shocked @ the prices. I couldn't afford a pair of socks let alone an entire outfit!
A King a pair of socks on amazon is $3
@@ayyy3606 But it's 12 bucks at Kohl's
@Blackpilled Saint more like early stage socialism, capitalism was more rampant back then
@Blackpilled Saint that's an outcome, not a system. Socialism has only lead to poverty. "Socialism" as a concept can only exist if capitalism funds it
i feel like kohl’s is usually moderately empty but there’s always like a handful of moms buying a ridiculous mound of clothes
There are 2 types of moms:
-Try EVERYTHING on and buy 2 things and leave the rest in the fitting room.
-Buy everything in 3 different sizes then return 95% of the items purchased.
at the kohls I work at, there's TONS of people daily. they either buy 2 things or 50 things. a large part of it is that kohls is now a amazon return location. you get $5 in kohls cash every time you do an Amazon return, and people are more likely to spend after returning their Amazon stuff.
It’s the Kohl’s cash 😂 lol I love Kohl’s cash and it seems like they always have a sale on clothes… especially reasonably priced Business casual clothes!
@@tori5532 i work in the warehouse and we are constantly. I also say i keep getting raises so if we weren't good i wouldnt
oh no trust me, kohls is PACKEd daily
I didnt know kohls was so successful because everytime i go to one its always empty
I don't understand how they stay in business. They have a crazy pricing system where everything has a "sticker' that is outrageously inflated, but then throw all sorts of gimmicky sales, and promotions to make you think you are getting a deal? I hate the gimmicks.
@@nicholas_scott they're crap they're over 5 billion dollars in debt!!
@@American-Motors-Corporation it's really not that much considering their revenue each year is triple their debt.
@@American-Motors-Corporation Reported for SPAM.
@@MasterMalrubius reported to whom??
Your channel has helped me keep a heading with my business classes. With all the principle, accounting, and business law courses this channel has given me a real-world application of the knowledge I'm gaining.
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Wiggets...
That CEO is probably one of the savviest minds in retail. She's figured out the most creative ways to keep a brick-and-mortar store thriving.
if only they hired her for sears and jcp too 😭
I’ve never been to Kohl’s before until I found out it was the closest place I could return something from Amazon. After completing the return, the receipt included a $10 coupon to shop at Kohl’s
When I wanted my Apple Watch I found out it was $400 everywhere including Kohl’s, but Kohl’s gave me $120 in Kohl’s cash (which is store credit) so I paid the same price that I would have elsewhere, but got some free stuff with it
I'm not sure why but I'd rather go to Kohl's over Macy's and Penny's
Definitely
Do you me JC Penney
@@anthony-zn8kn Yes, is there another giant retail department store with Penny in the name? 🤔
@@ThatGuy-vi8ch Primark is called Penneys in Ireland, its home country.
@@nelsonricardo3729 wow founded in Dublin in June 1969. Learn something new everyday 😄
The two previous episodes for "Why they're successful" have both been on companies started in Wisconsin... either it's simply a coincidence or Company Man is trying to tell us something.
Lillian Shepherd Don’t forget Shopko, which bankrupted not long ago, was also founded in Wisconsin.
Mabey he is from Wisconsin
You're thinking too hard
Wisconsin is the place to be! :-)
wisconsin at heart!!
I've always just enjoyed walking into Kohls and exploring the store. It's typically empty when it's not the holidays, and gives off some cool vibes. Def one of my favs in terms of shopping experience.
Kohls started as a GROCERY STORE??? File that under “interesting facts”.
Want to know another interesting fact? Walmart use to be a peaceful store before they've became harmful/dangerous stores in hoods..
From Milwaukee,WI
Can confirm that. Used to shop at one when I was younger.
Yup. My grandmother lived across the street from a Kohl’s grocery store. It was confusing because my aunts would talk about getting clothes at Kohls. (They lived in Milwaukee and I would just visit). It does seem to have taken JCPenney’s position in the market.
I love Kohls. And I appreciate the fact that EVERYTHING I purchase (even sale items!) rings up CHEAPER than what they advertise when I get to the register.
It's a ploy, it was never actually that expensive. They can alter the prices remotely, that's why they have the electronic markers
How do you advertise within your own store? 🧐
They manipulate prices to make people, and women in particular, to feel like they are saving money. They manipulate the feeling of saving into profit
That's cause the prices are always changing and sometimes it hard to keep up with changing signs. The people who do clearance mark downs sometimes miss a rack or a couple clothing items also. Trust me, when we check you out at the registers and the price is cheaper than what is said on signs or the clearance tag we are surprised too.
@@rj9955hi Actually we have no control over pricing at the actual store. All those e-signs (the gray electronic signs sitting on top of racks) are all controlled by corporate. We cannot choose what those signs say nor can we "remotely control them", we can only update them and choose what items get displayed on the signs. Everything else is decided by the WAY higher ups. And its not just kohls, lots of retailers hike up their MSRPs and keep lots of items perpetually on sale. I worked at Kohl's for over 2 years, and if you know how to shop Kohl's is easily one of the most affordable department stores.
@@rj9955hi If it works, it works. There was a store (either jcpenney or sears) who tried to cut the BS and get rid of all the "inflate prices and then mark it down it down" style of sale. They just gave the items the lowest price to begin with. People didn't like that and they began to complain that they missed the sales and coupons. They didn't feel like they were getting a deal anymore, even if it was the exact same price they'd pay after the "sale."
This is ironic to me because the Kohl's near me has almost like no people in it at all times and I'm 99% sure they are going to close down soon.
Phil Martins like he said some close down and some don’t that must be one where they do close doen
Two closed down in my area, but wow does one of the area surviving Kohl's become impossible to park at during Black Friday, and there's this insane line that goes all of the way to the back of the store. Um, yeah, I guess it's time to write down the article of clothing at the store, then order it online instead
The one by me is near the Sears that is closing this month
One of the ones in town here has been like that for YEARS, and is still open. It makes no sense.
I just made a comment similar to this before I saw it. Everytime I’ve been into Kohl’s and it’s not much the store has been empty. So I don’t know if they’re cooking the books or what because I just don’t see it
The Amazon return is big because anytime I’ve gone to Kohl’s to return an Amazon purchase they’ve given me a kohl’s coupon which enticed me to spend in store 😀
the system works.
Dont you just love being manipulated, I mean uh, taken care of.
Normalpornfornormalpeople only if I needed something but I’ve never used the coupon myself 🤷🏾♀️. At least not yet.
@@QueenShanine The coupon will expire.
That’s saaaaavvy marketing!!!!, like cross selling in a way!!!!!!
“Why is Kohl’s so successful?” Me: “is it?”
Kohl's has the strangest store hours of any department store I've ever seen,at least pre-covid.They open at like,9am,earlier than most,and close at like 11pm on weekends.During the holidays it makes it easier to make it your last stop of the day.
Lol right… I was shocked the Kohl’s in my city is open 24 hours during the Holidays and that’s perfect for me and my last minute shopping 🥴
Man I hated when they made me close and then open the next day cause I'd close at 10:30 and have to be back by 6
Yea back during the holiday it really did suck. I work be working from 4:00 till around 10-11:00 then need to be up for school at like 6:30. So many hours of schools and work.
I had never been so tired but the money was nice even though at least at the location I work at we are very underpaid at 11$ and hour while most places around here are making like 15-18
@@aeonflex4261 retail workers hate your kind of late people
@@Twizted. oh well, keep hating 🤷🏽♀️
I live in Wisconsin and I used to shop at the grocery stores in the 80's and 90's. Being a large gal, it's the only place I shop for clothes. They have good prices and the clothes don't fall apart in 6 months. I hope they are around for a long time.
Same for me when it comes to clothes. I'd miss them a lot if they closed.
The clothes last for years I've had clothes there since 2011
I’m an employee at kohl’s, and our store reaches our credit and sales goals almost every day. Also we have special offers for our credit card holders that nobody else can get. Really helps getting those loyal customers
There is only one reason Kohls enjoys success: My wife shops there.
Retail in general would collapse without women.
@Blackpilled Saint it's the opposite in my house. My husband is the one wasting all the money. 😡😣
@Blackpilled Saint therein lies the truth.
Is this entire thread just self-detrimental feminism?
My husband’s wife, too. 😬
My hubby works for kohl’s and they are paying all their employees during this time!! A great company to work for as they support their employees in times of financial crisis!!
Ok I'm shopping there now!
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@@rooslinmacias9299yayyy
I stepped into a Kohls for the first time to bring back an Amazon return and ended up signing up for their email programs and buying a few Christmas presents while i was there. I actually really like Kohls and love the return service!
I returned an Amazon item to Khols and they have me a coupon for 25% off any item. I did buy something that day.
Then their foot traffic strategies work
There are a few people that complained about this when I worked there. “You’re just trying to get my money.” No ma’am I get paid the same rather you shop or not. It’s Kohl’s that wants your money. It’s a store they make money from your purchases.
Please do a video on REI! Such a different business model than most retailers.
As a lifelong Milwaukeean, I kind of miss Kohl's grocery stores just out of nostalgia. You can always identify where they used to be, because they all had that arched building facade that was shown in the video.
I used to work at Kohl’s (seasonal), and I actually liked working there! My coworkers were all friendly, everyone was supportive, and overall I really recommend working there!
Well, I just want to say thank you for this analysis. I work at Kohl's, and not only do they have great deals, but you can do a poll, and I guarantee that in comparison, NO ONE WILL SAY, "WORKING AT AMAZON IS BETTER THAN WORKING AT KOHL'S." Kohl's offer great employee benefits, offer incentives and recognition, and are very fair (in my opinion,) in a competitive workforce. The only person that would tell you that from Amazon is Jeff Bezos. Plus, where I am, a lot of people leave Amazon and come right on over to Kohl's. I've only seen 1 person leave Kohl's and go to Amazon.
i thought kohl's was shutting down the one in my town is literally empty the only time i see people is to return stuff from amazon
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@@American-Motors-Corporation interesting thanks!
This is the first time I've ever heard of Kohl's being successful
I guess it's successful in the sense that they're not dying. A retail store staying stable is an accomplishment in of itself
Same. They are being sued for discrimination and copyright infringement. Stole design work.
@@jillianmaloney3544 EVERYBODY is being sued for coyright and discrimination.
This actually makes me want to buy Kohl's stock. The dividend is high and I'm fairly sure that Amazon will eventually buy a chunk of them or straight buy them out. Their locations and pricing strategies are compatible with Amazon and it would be solid synergy.
And I absolutely agree that solid and not failing equals succeeding in modern retail.
I really don't want Amazon buying them out.
Dollars Spent At Kohl's Before 2019: $0.00
Dollars Spent At Kohl's Since 2019: $102.82
Yeah, I think the Amazon Returns thing worked in my case.
I did not end up buying anything, but it did attract me to stay in the store for half an hour more to look for things I would buy. And to be honest, I almost bought some t-shirt (but they ran out of my size).
I love Kohl’s and my local store is always busy! Their coupons are great, they let you stack them and the sales and clearance are always good! They are very generous in giving you discounts, I forgot my coupon once and they still let me get the discount.
I love kohl’s and mine is normally pretty busy whenever I go in.
omg... everytime my wife needs to do an amazon return at Kohl's we go shopping there.. glad you mentioned it.
Every time I walk into Kohl’s, I get Mervyns vibes. The memories of the simple days 😭
Do you remember another one called Millers Outpost?
We used to shop Kohl's grocery store all the time, when I was a kid.
Settle down
Good management skills is probably the reason why Kohl's still exists today.
I worked for Kohl’s for years. I can agree on that. I mean if lower and middle management is great. Other stores I despised calling a manager. They sit on their ass all day in the office, and bitch when you need assistance. Kohl’s management knew when to agree with customer and when to support the associate.
100%. we are trained to always try to figure out a way to help a customer if we cannot honor their original request. management refuses to let regular employees get verbally abused, and require us to call for them if a customer is giving us a hard time. management seems like they actually enjoy their job and aren't just there for a paycheck.
Kohls has gorgeous looking store& gorgeous looking employees too : great chothes ; toys ; everything
Kohl’s reminds me of Mervyns and I appreciate that.
The closest Khols to me used to be a Mervyns.
A Mervyns in my city eventually became Kohl's. I do think Mervyns and Kohl's are similar with the kinds of things they both sell, the sales they often had and their atmosphere is also similar.
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@@Dj.D25 atmosphere?? Wow I'm really in the preppy zone now!!
The company's crap they're over 5 billion in debt!!
Na mervyns has a different feel that I miss
Ive never seen a mall with a Kohl’s in it.
BlahStudios2 same
In Boise Idaho we have one
I've seen two, one in Cincinnati Ohio and I cannot remember where the other one was.
i did
We only have 1 here in CT that is apart of a mall
I currently work at a kohl's and the number one thing we focus on is getting customers to sign up for a kohl's card. when you sign up you get a discount even if you aren't approved. If you are approved you have access to more coupons and are more likely to come back. also, for the amazon returns, we hand out a 25 percent off coupon which helps with getting the customers to shop around after returning their packages.
Fun fact for those in Wisconsin; the infamous Northridge Mall was started by the Kohl family and owned by them for the first twenty years alongside its sister location the Southridge Mall.
As a stay at home mom I’ve got to say that the ladies in my group love kohl’s ! It’s a nice place to go shopping if you just want to get out the house and the deals are great
Wow! I didnt know Kohl's was doing really well! I actually thought they were going to be the next store to file for bankruptcy but I was wrong. I havemt been to a Kohl's in a very long time! Great video!🙂👍
You're getting closer but I want to see my
Target
Publix
Wegmans
Videos already
I fuckin' LOVE Wegmans!!
Publix is cool. Never been to Wegman.
@@gars129 go to one! mine is the flagship store it's crazy huge
Publix is struggling.
@@Elendrian What I heard.
as someone who used to work there, the pressure to have customers sign up for the kohl's charge was insane. won't ever go back.
I love going in Kohls. I get such a nostalgic feeling every time I enter b/c my mom stayed in Kohls.
Sometimes I forget what they sell .
boredom
You look soy
Drab Majesty97 compensating for something?
Almost everything.
10:23 Here's the problem with the way they are implementing Amazon Returns, at least in my area. You do it at the front of the store. Like Costco and their rotisserie chicken, you need to put that at the BACK of the store.
You on't like their chicken?
@@No_timezone77 You put it at the back of the store so people walk through the store and are more likely to see something they want to buy.
@@fdfpi47 facts because I love their chicken 😂
Number Six, 3 of the kohl’s in my area started with the amazon returns in the front but have since moved them to the back. I think they figured out pretty quickly it’s a better strategy.
My kohl’s has the customer service for this exact reason lol
Kohl's is that one business that became a massive success and was actually satisfied with it, instead of trying to grow and grow until they collapse under their own weight and debt. I certainly would love to have stagnant growth if it meant moving 20 billion dollars in inventory a year.
I came across this due to my interest on Kohls because I never nor ever really shopped at Kohls but I did recently start working at a newly built Kohls Distribution Center. So easy and rather enjoyable. Nice to get some history and details of the company from this. So, thank ya.
I’m 90% sure there’s a picture of my local Kohl’s in this video.
They all look identical. I thought the same thing at first lol
Woohan The Bat Exactly.
Holy shit I do live within 15 mins of a kohl’s
45 seconds
I live in a Kohl's ._.
I'm about 17 min but close enough
Your position has been compromised
18 minutes and I do live in a suburban area.
Do a video on Burlington Coat Factory 😩
@Mice Elf thats why its amazing 💪
@Mice Elf your posting cringe bro
They seemed to have really gone downhill over the years. They just opened one in my town, and it feels kinda junky and unkept. I don’t recognize many of the labels. It seems like most of their stuff is “left over, last year” styles.
@@JimmyB643 they're all like that, dumpy and depressing. Though the one i go to sometimes does have a lot of name brand stuff.
I like Burlington...
I like certain Kohl's stores.
Yea I don't go to the Khol's in the ghetto either
@peacefulheart That's with most retailers. OMG, check out a Best Buy on black Friday...the WORST LOL
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Key word: certain
Those damn Kohl's cash always makes me spent more than I originally planned. Especially during the Black Friday periods. I brought so many sneakers and clothes that I still haven't opened them up. They know what they are doing, they got me hooked, line and sinker.
The 'Amazon return' strategy is brilliant. One thing you didn't mention is the attractive and common sense layout of their stores. I've been to several Kohl's stores and they all look very much alike. It is easy to be there shipping something and think about something else you need or want. You know exactly where to go to find the merchandise quickly. And their fitting rooms are close by and typically not manned by people who want to count every item and unlock a stall. You just walk right into the rather spacious area with full length mirrors and decent lighting.
The only department store I can shop at. Being 6'4" will do that to you
I would also suggest DXL. They're nice stores, pretty much the best big & tall clothing retailer out there right now.
Same here. Nothing too short or skinny
@@teriinekoyama1369 unless you're wide as all outside, DXL for. 6'4" guy is in between that and regular stores
JCPenny is great if there's one in your area with a Big and Tall section. Those that do also have a wide selection of formal clothing; it's the only place where I can pick up a dress shirt off the shelf.
What? I'm 6'4" as well and can't find a thing at Kohl's. Yours must have different management.
As a few have mentioned, that 25% off coupon after an Amazon return is awesome. It got me in the door for the second time ever last weekend. That coupon + the Clearance Rack = my new wardrobe.
True 70$ levi pants go down to 30$
Everytime I'm at a Kohls (Mall, Independent stores) its always so dead and depressing, I have no idea how they stay in business!
Ours is usually fairly busy. But it might be that they normally only run two registers. But I like their items.
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idk for my near kohls is busy and there alot of hella choltes,shoes,etc
Lactose Milk because managers treat us like shit it’s always about getting credit and it a lot pressure put on us.... we don’t get credit we get talk down... hence is why I left kohl’s ... working their is depressing
I grew up in SE WI and knew Kohl’s as a grocery store first. It was my family’s favorite store, and I loved the big arch on them. It was weird when they opened department stores, but we shopped there from the beginning. 90% of my clothes in high school were from Kohl’s. I still occasionally shop there, especially at Christmas, and it’s the only store where I have a store credit card. Thank you for the great information and the walk down memory lane!
Edit: I also met the senator son, Herb Kohl, on a trip to DC. He made it a point to try to meet as many constituents as possible at his office, and he gave out Milwaukee Bucks pens as souvenirs. They were a Big Deal in Wisconsin.
Worked for kohls for years and absolutely love the company. They value customers with the yes we can policy and now just shopping their as a customer they still are customer focused. Their return policy is amazing just love them still to this day!
I work at Kohl's and honestly Amazon returns are hell - I don't do Amazon, I'm in the home and kids departments but I have many coworkers in customer service who come over to complain about how difficult sorting and keeping track of the returns is. My location is also kinda understaffed, so sometimes it's one person handling all of customer service plus Amazon. It could also be the area I'm from, but Amazon attracts a ton of entitled and problem customers. I can see this collapsing real quick.
I work at customer service, and all of the problems (other than problem customers) are because of understaffing, bad UI in the app we use to sort things, and user error.
When things are slow, it’s fine. But if it gets really busy and you’re the only one back there, it piles up really quickly and is hard to get under control.
The sorting errors are usually because of people going too fast for the app to keep up. You have to scan the tracking number, then the box, then wait for the screen to clear otherwise it won’t sort properly.
@@open617 I work at kohls, and you are so right. SLOW DOWN the app takes 2 seconds (yes that's it but feels like 2 years) before you can scan the next item to sort. Amazon has been great for the company! You just need a good process in line at your store :) it's one of the things I oversee but I haven't had to touch it since Christmas because my team is out of this world amazing
At my store we haven't really had any issues other than lazy people sorting way too many returns into one box because they don't want to set up a new one. We were crazy busy for weeks after christmas with amazon returns, well past the time corporate thought we would slow down. My managers are really good at helping at customer service so someone can sort though.
My store has one of the highest return rates in the company and it's a hassle to do the returns, unless you dont have a system to make it easier. I occassionally cover Amazon. I do the returns, the sorting, and sort it to the trailer (I'm also the ops lead). This past holiday was overwhelming. We had at least two sweep trucks a week until it finally became manageable.
I work at kohl's in Amazon return I loved it so far very fast paced! You have to scan the items in then sort them into different label boxes audit the boxes /items you just scanned out then to storage room now remember which package is which when there's a lot it can be overwhelming a bit lol
Me: not really paying attention
Me when I see Poland: suddently im intersted
Dumb
I always wondered how they stayed in business.
My channel will stay in business forever because I am super funny.
They got good casual clothes like nike shirts. Not to mention how if you spend 50$ you get 10$ Kohls cash
@@JaKingScomez no they really don't what it is it's the same chinese-manufactured crap that you'll find a Target and Walmart they just sew in different labels and you think you're getting something special and then they charge you out the ass for it!!
But that's the price of being preppy!!
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@@American-Motors-Corporation are you ok man you keep going around copy and pasting that same articular everywhere its actually annoying
It’s crazy how accurate your information is. I took a trip to Kohl’s for my retail management class and they also mentioned kohl’s giving their space to companies like Aldi as well as the fact that Amazon returns cost them money because the logistics is their expense. Good research I appreciate that
Honestly seeing Kohl’s being the top dog, it feels like a great underdog story
I like how they decided to be so consistent throughout the years. It's wise
I felt like Kohls were disappearing like Mervyns, Montgomery Ward, and sears.
Then I see then operating Amazon Dropoffs
The one by me was bought out by the city in eminent domain. It's a voting place and other state related stuff
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The Amazon drop off's attract people that don't wanna be there. It is like dragging vegetarian into a steak house. All they are doing is making Amazon stronger by giving them free shipping
@@bobbluefield557 well you talk about Amazon getting stronger as if that's really hurt cold to begin with and I got news that's a false narrative......
online retail only makes up 8 to 10% of all retail sales not to mention the majority of your retailers they started out the very same way the Amazon dead they only did it a hundred years ago so you didn't stare at a computer screen you instead looked at a catalog but it was still the same concept so I'm sorry they can't claim that that's hurt their business when the majority of these companies calls included they to have offered online sales for 20 some years pointing and clicking Is not A New concept and it's high time people stop acting like it is!!
@@American-Motors-Corporation unless something drastically changes, all retail stores not named Walmart and Target are dead. Giving Amazon free shipping doesn't help anyone but Amazon. I would never hold a retail stock like Kohl's long term. Too risky
Our nearby Kohl's stores can get pretty busy, so it's interesting to see all the comments about empty stores. But I mostly shop on their website, and I suspect many others do too.
I'm surprised too. The Kohls that opened in my town in the late 2000s is still going strong. I expect the JCPenny's here to go before Kohls, if they ever do.
I’ve been waiting for a video on Kohl’s because I go there almost every weekend and I wanted to know more about them. Thanks Company Man!
No problem Ariel. I figured that topic would be appreciated.
I grew up in Milwaukee WI so my first experience with the company was as a grocery store. It was the main supermarket in Milwaukee for decades. Great video!
I'm wearing a shirt I got at Kohl's.
I know you all REALLY wanted to know.
The Kohl's near my house used to be a Caldor's where my aunt used to work back in the early 1980s. My lifetime best friend, a guy I've hung out with since the two of us were babies in diapers, his mom and my aunt used to be coworkers there. One day, when my mom had to work and saddled my aunt with me, his mom wanted to hang out with her and said "Bring the Weeaboo along, he can hang out with my son". Two of us have been damn near brothers ever since then.
That said, my aunt and I love to shop at Kohl's. I mean it. The sales alone are worth going for when you need something.
In Australia, we have coles
Obi-Wan Kenobi the line at the end where he says it’s weird to imagine Kohl’s doing groceries... not to us Aussies!!!
Im a poc cashier at Kohls part time and the managment team is very polite, stress free work environment, i only get anxiety when i have to push customers for a Kohl's charge but other than that it's a chill place and they work with your schedule if you have school or something come up.
You talk about so many businesses that do amazingly well or horribly bad so it’s cool to talk about one that’s just kinda in middle.
Personally I really like Kohl’s, they have a pretty great selection of clothes, shoes, and jewelry. I remember so many times growing up my mom saying ‘my kohl’s cash is about to expire, let’s go on Saturday’ 😆 lots of fun memories from that store.
Actually them accepting Amazon returns is a strategic move. Because once they are in returning they might walk by something and want to buy it. It actually evens out believe it or not.
Cool videos. I appreciate the Wisconsin focused content lately, I'm from Milwaukee and quite enjoy Culver's chicken tenders and Kohls cash. May I suggest Milwaukee Tool, Menards, Harley Davidson.
Menards would be a good one. They are always busy. Privately held, always expanding, seem to be doing something right - even with really stiff competition from HD and Lowe's.
I work at kohl’s now been with them for 3 years Incrediblely professional and A all around great company
i work at kohl's and i love it, they're so amazing to associates & customers !!!
I work at kohls and its honestly one of the best environments i've ever been in
i worked at a kohl’s as a seasonal employee and i’m just gonna put it like this, management? the worst, the customers? ANNOYING and the hours were TERRIBLE sometimes i wouldn’t get out of there until an hour after i was supposed to
The customers there are the worst....literally every single one is the epitome of a "Karen"....so awful. I was yelled and sworn at so many time while working the customer service desk, and once a customer told me that i ruined their Christmas because they didn't get a full refund on something that was over a year old with no tags or receipt...I have so much hatred for this store
My favorite things to buy at Kohl’s, are there housewares, particularly, their kitchen appliances and, anything that can steam clean carpets, like deep clean your carpet and your hard kitchen floors, that were they be your hardwood floors, your linoleum floors, your tile floors and your linoleum. I think that the fact that malls are closing and that Amazon is expanding, Hass to do with obesity. I feel that the more people shop online, the more that obesity rates will skyrocket. People that live in the mountains, that’s one thing. But for everyone else, get out of your cars for chrissakes.!
Yeah, Amazon is *definitely* going to acquire Kohl's in the not-too-distant future. Especially given the current post-Covid-19 climate for retailers.
Amazon is looking at buying JCPenny's
Let’s see what their bid is!
Great review . I just recently resigned there a month ago due to another job opportunity. It was good working there for a couple of years. Experience was cool
I'm from Milwaukee and I've driven by that OG Kohl's building like once a week for years. I never realized that's what it was. Insane!!!
Can we take a moment to appreicate how the one mushroom at 3:25 is defying gravity?
My wife took me there a couple times and now I Realy like it. Hey, its a good place to shop and save some cash. On line. Returns. Its all good.
Damn this made me appreciate Kohl’s more
I was just at Kohl's yesterday! Love it. My family used to shop at the grocery store every Sunday after church when I was little. Those curved buildings......pure nostalgia. On Wisconsin!
I think their toy/book sections also make them standout for parents. When it comes to buying clothes, trying on is so helpful. Plus our Khols is much closer than the busy mall and conviently located near Target for our supermarket needs.
I don’t know why but every time I enter a Kohl’s I say "Kohl’s The Department Store! Sugar Land, Texas!"
Midnight Club Still Cancelled Soz I read that quote in Honey Boo Boos voice 😂😂😂