BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
Starting this thread to re-rail another thread...
So if you were going to quit, how would you do it?
So if you were going to quit, how would you do it?
How would you quit UPS?
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Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Honestly, they'll have to fire me before I quit, I'm suckling till this thing spits out dust.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Yep I just want to show up work and in 25 years retire. Unfortunately ups isn't that simple.
I'm not a quitter by heart and would never leave anyone hanging. I'd try to give them at least a months notice.
I'm not a quitter by heart and would never leave anyone hanging. I'd try to give them at least a months notice.
jaker
trolling
You know I really don't know , I don't know if I would start off small like no call no shows and speak up at pcms
Refusing to take my route out with anything over what I think I should have , extra long lunches build it all up and then walk in with fingers to the sky saying kiss my ***** am out b!tches
Refusing to take my route out with anything over what I think I should have , extra long lunches build it all up and then walk in with fingers to the sky saying kiss my ***** am out b!tches
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
I do know the last 5-10 years will probably be most enjoyable for me. Strictly because I won't NEED the job anymore and I could realistically walk at any point.
Jobs are more enjoyable once u don't need them.
Jobs are more enjoyable once u don't need them.
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
Right, but if you were going to quit...?
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Ups is a non reference job. Doesn't matter how u leave. Your next employer will never know.
BrownArmy
Well-Known Member
I would definitely have a sit-down with the center manager and explain that the job just wasn't working for me anymore...
"It's not you, it's me".
"I'm not trying to Eff you here, but I'm actually quitting right now".
I imagine it would be much like the conversation you have with (whomever) calls you on your day-off/vacation-day etc... 'but we really neeeeeeed you'.
"It's not you, it's me".
"I'm not trying to Eff you here, but I'm actually quitting right now".
I imagine it would be much like the conversation you have with (whomever) calls you on your day-off/vacation-day etc... 'but we really neeeeeeed you'.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
When I quit this place I won't need a resume, I'll need a little umbrella and sunscreen.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Honestly I'd just hire a limo and ride off into the sunset with no fan fair.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
I would definitely have a sit-down with the center manager and explain that the job just wasn't working for me anymore...
"It's not you, it's me".
"I'm not trying to Eff you here, but I'm actually quitting right now".
I imagine it would be much like the conversation you have with (whomever) calls you on your day-off/vacation-day etc... 'but we really neeeeeeed you'.
Hope I don't derail the thread but last option day I took I was denied. Well I was going out of town for a long weekend. Eventually late Thursday they said your good you'll have tomorrow off.
8 am my phone rings next day. Sup said thought I'd let u know we got u the day off. I said good thing cause I'm 6 hours away.
When I got back that sup told me they actually forgot about a route and at 9:30 with it sitting at the building another sup was screaming at him to give him my number. He said he's out of town won't do any good. I guess this went on awhile this driver sup was hell bent that he could get me to come in lol.
Well I am in feeders for the last nine years. If I would to quit and could I would bring my uniforms in two hours before my start time and say" I am done, have a nice life" and walk out. If I do not give at least two hours warning the Manager could take down the run. Not exciting but leaving non the less...
I used it to get my extra job, but if that's the case double birds surfing the belt.
I'm only five years in pt. I'm planning the long haul, but opportunities have knocked on my door a couple of times already. It's getting harder and harder to say no. It's funny when people think 5 years is a long time with a company I tell them it's about 1 year on a ups calendar.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
I will make sure all my pension paperwork is in order, then give 2 weeks written notice. And I will continue busting my ass and giving a fair days work for a fair days pay during that final 2 weeks. After 30+ years I will want to leave on good terms, even if I am the only one who wlll notice or care.
The New Guy
Member
Show up like normal grab my board, manifest, put ice in my cooler, set up my radio and leave. Then as im approaching my first air stop i'll simply park the truck and hop into a waiting car and drive off into the sunset 
This is my "if i won the lottery fantasy"
This is my "if i won the lottery fantasy"
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