They've been very-publicly flailing about for quite a while now. It makes me wonder what the company (or any company) hopes to gain by broadcasting so much internal chaos. If you think it will somehow help - by all means, go ahead. But in Fab's case, it doesn't seem to have had any benefit.
And if I were a consumer looking to patronize a business, I'd choose a business with zero turmoil over one with massive internal chaos if my only real objective was to buy a sofa or couch or something along the lines of the products Fab sells.
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They've been very-publicly flailing about for quite a while now. It makes me wonder what the company (or any company) hopes to gain by broadcasting so much internal chaos. If you think it will somehow help - by all means, go ahead. But in Fab's case, it doesn't seem to have had any benefit.
And if I were a consumer looking to patronize a business, I'd choose a business with zero turmoil over one with massive internal chaos if my only real objective was to buy a sofa or couch or something along the lines of the products Fab sells.