r/OfficeDepot • • Sep 22 '25

The ODP Corporation to Be Acquired by Atlas Holdings in All-Cash Transaction

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r/OfficeDepot • • 17h ago

Is my GM allowed to do this?

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3 Upvotes

These backpacks were already marked 50% off but he wants us to give an extra 25% off on the register basically making the backpacks 75% off.


r/OfficeDepot • • 23h ago

FedEx QR codes

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With the new FedEx memo that went out saying we can now scan or codes how do we find out store specific location number label to scan before we can accept it. It just say look on the reporting part of the portal and my store manager is no help ive spent a couple hours just searching but no luck lol thanks


r/OfficeDepot • • 1d ago

how is the company doing,

8 Upvotes

Looks like Paper and Select are paying the rent and all the costs?


r/OfficeDepot • • 2d ago

POS system part names

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Our store is removing a register. Is the "slice" the pc part?


r/OfficeDepot • • 1d ago

Who bought office depot out?

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Like nobody will tell us other than oh we got bought out by a new company but when we ask who they said oh we don't know either we just met with the new CEO. So does anyone have any idea who exactly bought us out and what changes are gonna be expected in the future for our stores?


r/OfficeDepot • • 2d ago

Cuntstomers

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37 Upvotes

I'm so sorry/that's super awesome for you thank you got creampied and have now decided to make my life a living hell because you need diaper raffles and baby shower bullshit, but that is not my problem. I don't care. Submit your order the right way or fuck off. I do not have the patience for your cuntiness.


r/OfficeDepot • • 2d ago

Are these available in the portal somewhere?

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We had a new guy think they were trash and started throwing some away and I would like to make more but I couldn't find them on the portal myself. I wasnt sure if it was on there or if my store made it themselves.


r/OfficeDepot • • 3d ago

Having fun on truck day

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59 Upvotes

We get one truck every week on Tuesdays. Today we got eight pallets (ugh!). One pallet had several bags of packing peanuts stacked and banded. As I looked at it a thought came to mind. A little fun with a black marker.


r/OfficeDepot • • 3d ago

Open enrollemnt

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did yall see spot change to a completely ass insurance now? bcbs texas in my area. Google it before electing. it is atrocious and the company often makes you jump through hoops for coverage approval


r/OfficeDepot • • 4d ago

Custom gift wrap and employee discount.

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Is anyone else having issues applying the 40% off and their employee discount to this?


r/OfficeDepot • • 5d ago

Halloween Seasonal Table

12 Upvotes

There’s an announcement in the portal in regards to creating a Halloween Display Table; but not only is there no other resources (even where it says there should be), we barely have any Halloween esque items for sale to begin with. Am I just missing something? If you guys actually have a Halloween table please let me know and show me what’s up.


r/OfficeDepot • • 6d ago

Associate Help

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Hi. I work in a store and I am trying to update the hanging signs in the store. The ones that hang from the ceiling that says where things are located in the store. No one knows where to find these in my store and the signs are outdated.

I would appreciate any help.


r/OfficeDepot • • 6d ago

mcafee sale? Holidays?

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will we have 10 dollar mcafee this holiday season?


r/OfficeDepot • • 6d ago

Mood for the day

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50 Upvotes

r/OfficeDepot • • 6d ago

grommets?

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hey y’all, my SM tried ordering the grommets and washers and it told him they were no longer available to be picked? and the other stores in my district are also out!

are anyone of y’all have these issues? or are we doing something wrong?

tysmia!!!


r/OfficeDepot • • 6d ago

Color not accurate on Epson printer (file vs copy)

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For the past week, our Epson printer has not been printing off a true red color like it used to

I've changed the maintenance box, I've changed out the ink cartridges, I've done nozzle checks and head cleanings

Idk what the solution is and afaik its a pain in the ass to get these things serviced on


r/OfficeDepot • • 7d ago

Word On The Street Is…

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…that district managers are allegedly telling general managers to start scheduling full time employees only 30 hours a week. They’re not pushing it (yet) but are apparently gently nudging GMs in that direction.

Has anyone else heard anything about this? I know that payroll is continuously getting whittled down, but if there is any truth to this, wouldn’t that affect people’s benefits?


r/OfficeDepot • • 8d ago

Quick does anyone have any easier way of removing these shelf liner fasteners?

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r/OfficeDepot • • 9d ago

Business Select

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This company is very greedy. (I believe is the correct word) when it comes to business select. First they want us to push so hard that every person walking into the door walked out with a business account even if they’re just buying one pen. so we pushed and pushed and pushed till literally everyone we know has a business account. Now because there’s too much people with business select the company says NO we’re going to deduct the percentage off of everything that we promised you to begin with.
I wish the company would just stop.


r/OfficeDepot • • 9d ago

Closing thoughts

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-After 490 days with the company, I am officially done at my position at OfficeMax.

-Firstly, the people I worked with were amazing and I will have lifelong friendships.

-Upper management on the other hand needs a complete overhaul. Unrealistic expectations and an overly rigid and competitive culture are ruining the company from the inside out. DSMs are clowns!

-FedEx needs to go. Profit margins are low and it just adds unneeded overhead and stress to everyone. People are so mad always and don’t understand that we are not FedEx.

-One person in print is diabolical. Why the fu€k are there four people on logistics and one in print? Criminally underpaid.

-We are overpriced…

-Business Select is a scam for 99% of ppl.

- The company has to focus on printing rather than selling products that most people don’t need.


r/OfficeDepot • • 11d ago

FIVE. HUNDRED. PRICE CHANGES.

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r/OfficeDepot • • 10d ago

Promoted to customer!

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Officially been promoted to customer! I wish those of you still working at this company the best of luck.

After 5 years with the company, they officially let me go. Over those five years, it was a wild roller coaster, to say the least. I went through several restructures, moving from part-time to full-time to management positions about 5 to 6 times. Over those 5 years, I have had 3 different GMs, multiple ASMs, and a district change. There was also a gap between my first and second GM where I was without a GM for 8 months and had to help run the store while also doing that big reset a few years ago.

My store is one of the oldest OD in the company it’s located in a college town so a lot of customers are college kids or young professionals that don’t have a ton of money and only come in once or twice a year for a few schools supplies or need to print a project or resumes. The store gets plenty of foot traffic and does good with sales but not so great on upsells on paper or Selects or leads because we just don’t have the customer base for it. But to DM and corporate that means the store failing even when the store has been getting the company around $5 to 6 million in revenue every year.

Here is just a small glimpse on why I was let go. A few months ago, my second GM got fired for pushback on how to run the store. Now my store has a new GM who's been with the company for over 25 years and was transferred to my store. When I tell you, this guy doesn’t have an effing clue how to be a store manager or do any store functions. This man doesn’t know how to refund a Gmail order, check someone out, order store supplies, or do a DnD pallet. For 25 years at a tier one store, he made his management team do everything for him. You ask a question about how to do something, and he goes and says, “just go email somebody,” “look at the portal,” or “look at the how-to guide. When I tell you he is way in over his head is an understatement; he went from a tier one store, which he was failing at mind you, and our DM begged him to take over. The DM already knew he didn't have the qualifications, and since he was failing at a tier one store, my DM thought it was a good idea to promote him to a tier five store, a 35k sq ft store where there isn’t an office supply store within 75 miles. Our store averages around 275-300 transactions a day, and around 550 during peak back-to-school. That is more than double the size and foot traffic of his old store.

So basically, within the first two weeks, 8 associates quit because of his antics. He made two of the associates cry in front of customers on the way he handled each situation. No one at my store can stand him; he's been forcing his objective onto everyone. But guess what? His way is the complete opposite of what the company wants. He told me straight up he gets a power rush when people quit on him or when he fires people. This guy has hated me and another ASM ever since he started. My first one-on-one with him lasted over 45 minutes, and nothing good came out of that conversation. I gave him all my input and professionally challenged him, and from the looks of it, he's never faced that before. For context, I was CPD manager; this guy doesn’t touch CPD with a 10-foot pole because he never liked deal with that department. I was written up for some pretty ridiculous stuff. When CPD customers weren’t happy and I couldn’t resolve there problem they want to talk to store manager when they did he goes “ya I don’t understand either just redo it for them, etc” but when they leave he got in face and told me “ I need you to get your CPD customers in check because those are my responsibility and he doesn’t have time to deal with them”. I was written up for trying to order too many supplies supposedly for my department; the order in question was less than $500. I was written up because one of my full-service printers lost its ability to do the ChromoCheck after the IT department messed with it, and that was somehow my fault; also for my department's numbers, like BS and paper promos, rewards, and OPC. That’s just some of the write-ups.

So I got written up for my team not meeting their metrics goals but when he said he was holding everyone accountable, I was the only one getting written up.

I was basically given two options: either get fired or improve metrics. But the metrics I was told to reach were unattainable in a realistic capacity for my department alone; they expected me and my department to get multiple business selects a day, at least 8 paper promos to help out the store, and at least 10 sign-ups a day just from my department alone. I was also basically told in a round about way I need to pad the CPD orders by up-selling them without telling them. If a customer wants basic print, charge them for the upgrade paper type or a lamination fee or something along those lines even though they didn’t want it. So either I get fired for the unrealistic metrics or get fired for doing illegal/shady stuff.

If that wasn’t enough, my DM has been trying to get me, an ASM, and an associate fired for random stuff for a while now. How do I know? He was trying to get my second GM to write us up random stuff on us, and I have receipts to prove it. Was HR contacted about it? Yes, did they do anything about it? No, they swept that sh*t under the rug! Why did my DM want us gone? tbh don’t truly know, but I can assume it was for not kissing ass and not drinking the company Kool-Aid. We were doing things that followed compliance, but it wasn’t my DMs suck-up way.

Tbh I know some people will think that I’m just a bitter former employee; that might partially be true, but the internal politics and antics were getting absolutely ridiculous, payroll being cut, idk how the company that's been stingy about payroll since the dawn of time is $3 million in debt because of payroll. They don’t want spend money on fixing up their stores that are falling apart. This company is in shambles: all the items going on clearance, being overpriced on everything, all the gimmick item being stocked, and a push to make the store basically a placeholder to boost the outside B2B side is getting absurd—the push on paper and programs that more than half the customers see no benefit from.

Tbh I’m glad it’s over; finally in a better place. I will miss my co-workers, but not this company or those entitled/incompetent customers.

Peace out, y’all!


r/OfficeDepot • • 10d ago

Foolproof way to increase Business Select (Select) sign ups by 200%

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Everyone that signs up for a Select annual membership gets a Needoh


r/OfficeDepot • • 11d ago

RECYCLING TONER

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Hi Everyone,

I just want clarification. If I bring in toner for recycling. I would receive $2 ($3 if business select) only If I make a $10 purchase at the time of submitting them or can I make a $10 purchase within the same calendar month. AND does the $10 purchase have to be made in store or online?

I don't recall this $10 purchase condition being required before. Used to just receive the credit with no purchase required.