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I grew up in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and lived in the Carolinas, Washington, D.C., Brooklyn, New York, and Columbus, Ohio. Now I live in Ventura, CA. I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration/International Marketing from Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Now I’m receiving a Masters Degree in Business Administration/Healthcare at Colorado Technical University, online, Colorado Springs, CO. I have just completed my first book, “What Your Local Department Stores Doesn’t Want You To Know”. I hope everyone will read it, get something out of it, and hope they will be enlightened. I am a United States Army veteran and am proud of it. I love to travel. It’s in my blood. I love to write, I also love to do interior decorating, making a home look beautiful on the inside.

This book is about adamant shoppers, shoppers who, no matter what the situation is or what it looks like, will make the best of it. They want a bargain at any cost, and by all means, the department stores are not going to take all of the clothes that have been tried on many and many times, purchased, returned, and put back on the racks on the floor with a sign saying “SALE” USED CLOTHING. If they did that, they would not sell many clothes with the idea of new clothes for sale.

“Basheerah Simon Shares an Insider’s Account of the Inner Workings of Stores to Educate and Entertain in the Relaunch of Her Book

The majority of us can admit that shopping is a guilty pleasure. It might be a desire for new shoes, clothes, bags, or simply a want to release tension after a hard day at work. Shopping for necessities and pleasure is unquestionably a pleasurable pastime for us.

Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes? How does it happen that our favorite department shops always have something on sale? Have you ever dealt with an unreasonable customer if you work in retail?

Basheerah Simon, a published author with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, a major in International Marketing, and a former retail worker tells us about the good, bad, and ugly of department stores in her book “What Your Local Department Store Doesn’t Want You to Know.”

Simon delves into how a symbiotic connection between businesses and customers may be detrimental to retail employees in his book. The book is about tenacious customers who, no matter how awful things are or appear to be, will find a way to make the best of it. The book is written in such a way that anybody may connect to it. You will find the book instructive and enjoyable whether you are an occasional or frequent shopper, a bargain hunter, or someone who has no qualms about spending top dollar for something they want.”

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