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Chloe Berger

Walmart tried to make employees move to Arkansas. A top exec at Sam's Club quit in response

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Pushing an employee to head the office five days a week could very well lead to a revolving door. Sam’s Club has found out as much the hard way, as its own chief technology officer is set to leave after receiving a mandate to relocate to company headquarters.

Cheryl Ainoa, a senior executive who has worked at the company for five years now, is resigning after declining to move to Bentonville, Arkansas, sources tell Bloomberg. She cited “personal reasons” for her desire to not relocate.

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