By 2020 the plan is to have 90% of the stations be colocations meaning both Ground and HD running out of them. Not hard to see what happens next.
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It will be fine
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The distinction between sups and contracted routes goes away once you enter ISP. The value of your area is based on total stops and pieces. That's all you'll hear from the negotiators. "Blah, Blah, we value your CSA at $X. Actual circumstances mean nothing. Blah Blah."
Personally, I don't see that as a bad objective.
RAvirginia
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who puts the value on your area? How would we know what it's worth!
It will be fine
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The all knowing engineers decide on the value. The negotiator is given that number, they have no idea where it comes from. Only the engineers know and they won't say. My guess is a dart board is involved.
RAvirginia
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you must be dealing with the same engineer we have that shows up at peak to tell us how to deliver all the packages and still perform 100%. When in fact, he has never been in a delivery van, himself. Thanks Guys. I am actually the wife of the contractor. I do the books and have been reviewing the ISP agreements online just getting prepared for this day. I know how X likes to profit and switch things in his favor so I just want to go into this with eyes wide open. Once you learn how to play their game and make a living, they completely change the game.
RAvirginia
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Not too long ago a mass email was sent out to contactors in our terminal from a Jon Rocchino. He claims to want to help with negotiations because of his X Engineering experience. Has anyone out there used him to help with the ISP transition? It would be nice to have someone on our side but knows the ins and outs of FXG
It will be fine
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I honestly don't think it matters. You have very little power in negotiations. The people you deal with don't know much or have much leeway in what they can offer you. They have a range of compensation and all you can do is try and get to the top of that range. Be pleasant, make them like you and keep making counter offers. It'll take 7-8 rounds of back and forth before you get an offer that is equal to what you're currently making. He might be worth speaking to, but I doubt it'll make a difference.
X is well aware of Rocchino and he was everything he said he was but that was then and this is now. There is no stopping someone from using (and paying) for his services, but there is no reason to believe it will get one a better deal. The metrics are always changing.
There is an attorney making similar claims who was our local SM back in RPS days. It's funny. He's been gone about 18 years now and still trying to make money off X.
RAvirginia
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are you saying that we are going to ISP for less compensation? Might as well sale out if that's the case
Less money and more headaches and more to lose.
No more to lose or headaches if you are already at scale.
I'm sure most are not to scale.
It will be fine
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You'll get a little more. They just start really low so you feel like you got a deal when then finally give you a bit more.
I would bet the majority that stay in are at scale or close to it.
STFXG
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shouldn't have spammed 100 contractors. What other personal information do you think this guy has?Similar threads
