Based on factors such as customer service, employee satisfaction and stockholder returns, McDonald's came out as the worst offender.
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Based on factors such as customer service, employee satisfaction and stockholder returns, McDonald's came out as the worst offender.
24/7 Wall Street cites the fast food giant's unsatisfied employees as the main reason for placing them at the top of their list. Poor revenue growth was also a factor.
The CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch alienated a lot of customers when his unflattering comments from 2006 recently made the internet rounds. The company's under-performing stock didn't help to detract from their "hated" status, either.
According to 24/7 Wall Street, EA delivered dissapponting video game titles and failed to accurately report their overseas popularity to their stockholders.
Sears was recently ranked as one of the worst companies to work for (by 24/7 Wall Street), and they reported a loss of more than half a billion dollars in the third quarter of 2013.
Poor customer service and a terrible track record with its employees (DISH Network was just ranked as THE worst company to work for by 24/7 Wall Street) earned the satellite service provider a spot on the list.