We’re celebrating 30 years of incredible dedication and hard work from our Agents, who work every day to serve our customers across the country with experience and expertise that no one can deliver like they can.
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The teens are members of a nearby Best Buy Teen Tech Center® and learned about supply chain operations and career paths.
For some, a great way to start the day could be watching the sun rise or sipping a perfect cup of coffee. But for Shelby Norton, it’s all about family.
The two have never met in person, but they’ve developed a bond over the years that Bob says saved his life.
Agent John Dahlquist recently became the first recipient of a Geek Squad 25-year badge. The one-of-a-kind, gold-plated icon was presented to him in a special ceremony with more than 100 fellow Agents, teammates, leaders and friends.
Geek Squad assistant manager Brenda Aragão is used to seeing badges for new Agents come across her desk, but this one was different. It was inscribed with her family name.
Most 6-year-old boys will probably be wearing superhero costumes for Halloween this year, but not Aidan Markworth. He’s dressing as a Geek Squad Agent.
At Best Buy, we aim to create an inclusive culture where everyone feels welcome and accepted, and not just during Pride Month in June. It’s a year-round commitment.
Our efforts to raise awareness and support for LGBTQIA+ employees and people in the communities we serve has not gone unnoticed. For the 15th year, we scored 100% on the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index.
Earning this distinction makes us a “Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality.” The index benchmarks and reports on how companies are helping to achieve workplace equality for LGBTQIA+ employees.
Nearly 60 Agents around the country will receive newly redesigned badges this week
It was a whirlwind journey for Marcos Puchols.
When most people vow, “to have and to hold, from this day forward,” they’re not usually talking about their Geek Squad badges.