Good decisions? Your decisions are dictated to you by your upper brass. You are just a robot. Only 2 reasons someone goes into management. 1. They can't physically do the job of a driver. Or 2. They originally thought they could make money doing less work. I've found the first to be most common. We are the new breed of driver. We don't deliver boxes anymore. All we do, all day long, is fix the way the management staff have screwed up every route and bandage every customer complaint that your "decision" has caused.
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TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
i know this will blow your mind, but 98% of what a center manager needs to know....
wait for it
....doesn't require any package delivery experience!
he's managing people, not a job
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
lol because there is clearly no room for independent thought within those massive guidelines right?
man what would i do if Atlanta didn't call me up when my printer runs out of paper!
iruhnman630
Well-Known Member
Three words: rinse, lather, repeat.
You would be lost without your 1030 daily conference call. Your not allowed to think.
lol because there is clearly no room for independent thought within those massive guidelines right?
man what would i do if Atlanta didn't call me up when my printer runs out of paper!
Well my boss must be the best UPS has...He knows 100% of nothing!
iruhnman630
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Worst part of the job...it puts a serious crimp on personal life outside of work.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
That's because 100% of what a center manager is allowed to do comes from above.
U
uber
Guest
You jock me so hard, but really, you couldn't carry my jock strap old fella.
PS, thats 6 months wonder to you, buddy.
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Re-Raise
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lol because there is clearly no room for independent thought within those massive guidelines right?
man what would i do if Atlanta didn't call me up when my printer runs out of paper!
What does UPS feel is adequate compensation for someone with your impressive copy machine skills?
Really skippy give it a rest. You are embarrassing yourself trying to act important. Save that stuff for your parents. We work at UPS and we know what an OMS job really is.
TearsInRain
IE boogeyman
hahahaha dude i'm not even awake at 10:30
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An OMS is not a 'bossman' and why would anyone ever file a grievance against a secretary?
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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One of our OMS' gave out my personal cell phone number to a customer without my consent. The customer needed their package as they were heading out of town and wanted to meet me on road. It would not have been an issue had she asked for my permission to give them my number. I called the 800# to file a complaint and was told that I could not file a complaint against a member of my mgt team. I let her know that she was never to give out my personal cell phone number without my permission.
