WITH BOB NARDELLI gone as chief executive, the challenge facing The Home Depot Inc. is to turn its stores back into the irresistible shopping destinations they were a decade ago-making them more customer-friendly, with more knowledgeable employees, cleaner aisles and better stocked shelves.That, industry analysts say, will require a change in Home Depot's corporate culture.
January 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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WITH BOB NARDELLI gone as chief executive, the challenge facing The Home Depot Inc. is to turn its stores back into the irresistible shopping destinations they were a decade ago-making them more customer-friendly, with more knowledgeable employees, cleaner aisles and better stocked shelves.
That, industry analysts say, will require a change in Home Depot’s corporate culture.
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