Mark Tritton, Bed Bath & Beyond’s, was ousted on Monday, three years after he was hired. The decision comes as the home goods retailer struggles to figure out what people want to buy.

Board member Sue Gove will serve as interim CEO, the company said. 

“We must deliver improved results. Top-tier execution, careful management of costs, greater supply chain reliability, prudent capital spending, a stronger balance sheet, and robust digital capabilities will all be important to our success,” Grove said in a statement. 

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Mark Tritton’s ouster comes days after the company’s first quarter financial report was released, which revealed that sales have plunged 25%.

“We are committed to addressing the urgent issues that have been impacting sales, profitability, and cash flow generation,” Bed Bath & Beyond independent board chair Harriet Edelman said in a statement.

“We are confident Sue brings the right combination of industry experience and knowledge of Bed Bath & Beyond’s operations to lead the Company, focus our resources, and revise strategy, as appropriate.”

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Gove has 3 decades of experience in the retail industry, including having served as president and CEO of Golfsmith International Holdings and chief operating officer of Zale Corp. She joined the company board in May 2019. One of the biggest issues she will have to tackle is finding a way to improve sales.

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Meanwhile, Bed Bath & Beyond also announced that it has hired retail advisory firm Berkeley Research Group to help with cash, inventory and balance sheet optimization. In addition, the Union, New Jersey-based chain hired search firm Russell Reynolds to assist in finding a permanent CEO.