“Uhhhh, guys, this is the thing ending our jobs in 5 years”. Stumping The Wrong Team

WTFm8

Well-Known Member
I was told not to get a drink of water while driving with a ORS once while he was doing a yearly ride with me

No drinking while in motion. I drink at stop signs/lights waiting for traffic.

They also like to print out reports of too long for stop complete to ignition on, or package selection time, and say personal time is to be done blah blah blah.

If I need a drink or need to refill my water, I’m doing it.
 

Rutherford B Hays

gun accipere, et abire cannoli
No drinking while in motion. I drink at stop signs/lights waiting for traffic.

They also like to print out reports of too long for stop complete to ignition on, or package selection time, and say personal time is to be done blah blah blah.

If I need a drink or need to refill my water, I’m doing it.

I was out in the middle of the sticks in the middle of summer. If I'm thirsty I'm drinking
 

WTFm8

Well-Known Member
Just like the 30in selections shelf and 60in floor. They will still preach it but it's gone the way of the Dodo bird.

Managment is so out of touch its ridiculous. Had a interesting week involving our DM here on a production ride. It just solidified the fact they are clueless.

And then they coach drivers about package selection time... but won’t improve/enforce better load quality or hire & pay more for preload.

Plus it's instructed for qualifying drivers to sort on lunch and break... because they know the loads are :censored2:. Problem is they continue this after qualifying and then burn up routes.
 

542thruNthru

Well-Known Member
And then they coach drivers about package selection time... but won’t improve/enforce better load quality or hire & pay more for preload.

Plus it's instructed for qualifying drivers to sort on lunch and break... because they know the loads are :censored2:. Problem is they continue this after qualifying and then burn up routes.

You're also forgetting ORION. No way to use those methods anymore since that :censored2: came in.
 
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Frankie's Friend

Guest
You're also forgetting ORION. No way to use those methods anymore since that :censored2: came in.
I wonder what our accident frequency is since Orion was implemented. It cant be better than before. The new on road supes are often pretty darn green when it comes to realistically helping a new driver observe safety methods on road and making sure they continue to work safely while attempting to run "scratch". There's so much happening out on the road that they have no clue about.
 

Fnix

Well-Known Member
My center manager rode with me this week. I felt like I was training the guy, he was in my way constantly and wouldn't even follow me up stairs or down long driveways. Useless. He mentioned that with the new diad gps anyone can do the job. Out of touch.

Invited him out the next day and he declined. Something something about a conference call.
 

Analbumcover

ControlPkgs
Why does everyone hate the GPS thing? Just shut your brain off, follow the technology like a mindless automaton and collect the OT from 100% Orion compliance. I'm getting paid more to think less.
 

trickpony1

Well-Known Member
Why does everyone hate the GPS thing? Just shut your brain off, follow the technology like a mindless automaton and collect the OT from 100% Orion compliance. I'm getting paid more to think less.

Apparently the "mindless" part doesn't work.
Last Monday I got two packages for the house across the street and two doors down.
I talked to the regular driver who said his route is split up on Monday and covered by a coverage runner-gunner.

How's that working for ya UPS?
 

Dr.Brownz

Well-Known Member
I wonder what our accident frequency is since Orion was implemented. It cant be better than before. The new on road supes are often pretty darn green when it comes to realistically helping a new driver observe safety methods on road and making sure they continue to work safely while attempting to run "scratch". There's so much happening out on the road that they have no clue about.

They hide minor accidents now. Has happened several times in my center in the last few years
 

soberups

Pees in the brown Koolaid
Why does everyone hate the GPS thing? Just shut your brain off, follow the technology like a mindless automaton and collect the OT from 100% Orion compliance. I'm getting paid more to think less.
Because when you are bricked out it sucks to spend the whole day crawling over the trampoline, the bunk beds and the 3-piece bookshelf set that is PAL’d to your 1000 shelf but that ORION wants you to save until the end of your route...after you have been forced to bury all of it underneath 500 cubic feet of pickup volume.
 

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
So, say your local threw a big shindig. And in order to take this puppy to the next level they invited a whole batch of IBT rockstars.

In between ballroom feasts, we were treated to an impressive series of rather enjoyable speeches & presentations covering vitally important Big Brown topics by passionate people who really knew their :censored2:.

And the grand finale was a big open friendly roundtable all about this silly little contract of ours. Rank and file on the mic, 8 or 9 National Negotiation Committee members huddled together on a too small head table.

As always happens in these kind of forums, the beleaguered and weirdly defensive & self-congratulatory leaders were barraged by an endless stream of “my sup did this to me at my hub, my center, on car, in the office”.

Obvious solutions were easily given to obvious universal complaints. Until our table.

“Ummm, so, they are demanding 100% compliance of cradling the Diad for Map Nav...”

(blank confused stares from the head table)

“Yeah, my center, too, for about a month now. Ya know, the Turn-by-Turn. Arrows. :censored2:ed up Orion stops in order on the screen. Distraction.

(a few guys gamely threw up some stunningly irrelevant advice, complete with a wildly incorrect interpretation of the problem)

“Wait, none of you guys heard of this?”

(crickets)

It was agreed that, hmmm, maybe we will call it a distraction. We will look into it, maybe.

And then—-thanks for coming, everyone!—-just like that, it was over.

We are :censored2:ed.
100% on topic:
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