By PeR at Citysearch May 04, 2010
The Self-check idea that IKEA implemented is a disaster. It is very bad when a customer's last experience at the check-out counter is frustrating because of long, long lines and people who are not being helped because the one person at the self-check is trying to help eight people at a time and can't keep up. Everyone is exasperated and irritated! Is it worth saving a few $$$ on labor to have half your customers leave frustrated. And don't ever attempt to return anything. You will spend at least half hour in line while they process endless paperwork at a very slow pace and in a rude manner. Thus said--they have good ideas and good prices, but my time and sanity is worth a good experience as well! ...read more
By Mike M. at Judy'sBook September 06, 2009
Love the new 2010 styles. Much more classier than the cheap Ikea looks that were commonly known before. ...read more
By LeAnn B. at Judy'sBook November 22, 2007
Ok so... I know you are all going to think that I'm saying this just to support my place of employment but, hear me out! I work at IKEA in the living room department. I just wanted to shout out that many of our sofas actually have 10 year w... ...read more
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