Myer

This Myer has a pretty good range of things, but I do agree with other posts that the staff can be a bit unhelpful at times. My last few visits have been great though. The lingerie lady was really helpful and the woman at Cue was nice too. Not enough changing rooms for my liking as they always get so busy on a Saturday!

Giving one star due to the unprofessional behaviour I witnessed by a staff member yesterday while in the store. I was browsing through the babywear and toddler department for a gift when I overhead a female staff member at the cash register conversing with a customer (actually, ‘overhead’ is probably the wrong choice of words as said staff member was talking loudly enough for the entire floor to hear). Said staff member was declaring, with a fair bit of gusto, that children who misbehave when out in public deserve to be smacked, and that a child’s misbehavior should be blamed on the parent.
Yes — she is absolutely entitled to her own opinion. Discussing it loudly in public — yeah, maybe a tad controversial. Doing it when you’re working in the baby department of a large department store — well that’s just plain rude.

I like the range of Review and Tokito clothes that they stock, slightly bigger than the city. A good range of corporate work wear. For me a quiet Myer on a Thursday night is perfect for browsing.

Giving one star, as no stars is not an option. Myer’s slogan should be «Myer: reminding you of every good reason to shop online with every visit».
Last night took the cake. It was 6.30pm on a Thursday night. They were not busy, and about a dozen staff members all ignored me as I wandered around. Not once was I offered a ‘hello’ or ‘can i help you’ despite the fact it was obvious I was looking for something. Then, after finding the item by myself, I waited behind another customer for 10 minutes as the clinique lady served them on the register. Finally, after 10 minutes, it was my turn to buy my one item, with cash. I was told «sorry love, I’m here by myself, and I have a client waiting, can you please visit another register». Sounds legit. I grumbled, but visited the lingerie counter.
After waiting another 5 minutes for the lingerie lady to work out how to use her register (not even kidding), I finally made my purchase and walked out. Past the clinique counter. To see the clinique lady. Doing absolutely nothing.
Sadly this is not an isolated incident. Every time I visit I swear to never return, but inevitably, I have to. Will try to be more organised in future and buy online.

This is the closest Myer store to my house, but I don’t bother going here anymore. I will make the trek into the city. They do not have the same scope of items and range of sizes of the Perth store.
When you want to pay for things most departments don’t seem to have anyone on the shop floor that are can work the cash register. So you can wander aimlessly around until you find a checkout, which is of course busy as it is the only one around.
Then other times I have been there there is a group of staff, around 12+ people sitting in the aisles doing stocktake, blocking the whole thing so you could not get in and buy anything. I tried to shuffle around them so I can have a look, and they ignored me. In the end I gave up and went to David Jones and got what I needed. Myer needs to lift their game in this store.