dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
Here that would be automatic. Even if they didn't, I would make it that way.
I would too, but cover drivers don't know and or don't pay attention to that unless they are forced to.
Here that would be automatic. Even if they didn't, I would make it that way.
Cover driver that won't replace my seat in the position he found it- Drivers that won't give a little, both UPS and General public.
That's funny. I do it, too. But, let me tell you my side.It gets on my nerves when im clerking and every driver that comes up has to tell me a story about every package he has,like "i sheeted this one up moved" hence the service cross that says moved.not to mention that we just scan the package and it tells us the ore.I hate drivers that pull of packages that dont need to be like ni1 or ni2 and even when you tell them about it they do it anyways espeacially the ones that come back from feeders.I also think its funny when you clerk one side for a while then you dont and it has been like six months since you have and you have drivers looking just for you like your the only clerk at the center and last but not least i hate on car sups that park the package car right where i put my work station when there is like a whole empty boxline i mean they see me work there everyday.
I have seen drivers sheet up packages nsn that are a good address or a package that is addressed to lakeview apts and the driver brings it back need apt.After a while most drivers would tell me what packages are bs and what ones are legit so i dont waste my time.Drivers dont understand that if a package is sheeted up nsn and the address matchs in the system we have to send it back out , thats what were told to do and now they have a clerk that corrects packages in the day so when you bring it in i scan it and the package is already done i juust hit f10 so i dont even clerk these.I really get along good with all the drivers in my center i really dont hate anything they do, we all have a job to do and are told to do it differnt ways than the others.The worst thing i ever did was i corrected 7 irregs that weighed about 80lbs each to the same address after the driver brought them in nsn ,again i was just doing as i was told but man the driver was pissed.That's funny. I do it, too. But, let me tell you my side.
My pet peeve is when clerks send pkgs back to be reattempted and they haven't given me a good address to work with. They cross out my service cross and write good addy. I will ask for directions or a house description and get nothing. They assume that I didn't bother looking which couldn't be farther from the truth. Because of this lack of attention to detail, I do take my pkgs to my clerk and give very specific and detailed information. If I have an addy that I think is a good one but I can't find it, I will let my clerk know that. He can resend it and let the regular driver deal with it the next day. If it's a badd addy and I know damn good and well it is I will let the clerk know this as well. I haven't been given any choice and I hate seeing pkgs the next day that haven't been given proper attention.
Let me ask you this, are you the kind of clerk that I have?
I love this. My morning OMS will almost always come to me to find out directions or ask what rte. There are very few places that I don't know..............................I go through the pkgs in the "look up" room each morning before I go on road and it's not uncommon to find 1 or 2 that I can either give directions on or that already have a good address. I will bring these to the dispatch sup and we put them out for delivery. We have 2 night clerks and both do a very good job when doing address corrections or verifying valid addresses. They do not simply rely on the information in the computer but will make the phone call to the consignee. They both also know that there are certain drivers who tend to bring back more packages than most.
I hate it when companies change a winning formula. Starbucks has changed their recipe for their mocha frappucino light. This is similiar to when Coke changed their recipe. I'm a daily consumer. The new recipe tastes bad with the new sweetener, Stevia.....terrible aftertaste. I have been a daily customer since '91. I am now going to Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.....my 2nd choice and actually has less sugar.
I've written to Starbucks and received responses that sound like they didn't even read my complaint. I guess $5 a day isn't important to them.
Recent pet peeve:
Here in the greater Boston area we've had record rainfall, the worst in fifty years, state of emergency, yada-yada.
I don't have enough fingers to count how many customers told me to "Stay dry!" after I handed them their package(s).
Hey donkey: I'm completely soaked, my hat is dripping, the DIAD looks like it just got out of the shower, the cardboard on your package(s) is starting to dimple from the soaking received from a mere fifteen foot walk from car to door, and my fingers are puckered like a kid who's been in the bathtub too long.
What do you mean, "Stay dry!" ?
You do realize that I'm not actually dry right now, no?
They probably mean well...
People who have 20 items in the 10 item express checkout. They think that 10 bottles of coke counts as one item.
The mail carrier delivers a box right to my front door, rings the bell and leaves. That's good, but why does he leave my mail in the box and I still have to go out to the street to get it. I could understand if it's raining.....but it's SoCal....hardly rains here.