The PCM this morning, "It works, but sometimes it does not."
Whatever. Until it works, I'll get signatures.
You crack me up.I deliver to one of our local churches. Deliveries go on a porch near the rectory. They generally get the mass books on Wednesday and have been ordering a lot of Amazon for what is called Project Gabriel.
I could give them a stack of delivery notices and have them fill one out when they are expecting a delivery....
or...
I could do the smart thing and simply use CIR to complete their deliveries.
Does signing a SDN ensure that their packages will still be there any more than using CIR?
You crack me up.
You refuse to DR a shipper release package at a commercial stop but you have no issue using CIR.
Are those mass books you speak of, shipper release? The ones here are. That is why they are shipper release, do you can leave them when they are closed.I refuse to DR a shipper release package at a CLOSED commercial stop.
Are those mass books you speak of, shipper release? The ones here are. That is why they are shipper release, do you can leave them when they are closed.
They are shipper release but because it is a commercial stop it requires a signature.
They are shipper release but because it is a commercial stop it requires a signature.
You don't work in the BOG?No worries. The diad prompts are only meant for the rest of us.
Sober, you and I must live in the same magical bubble even though we live on different coasts. I spend more time explaining the "whys" to customers than it would take to just get the signature. I'm not going to be rude and interrupt a customer on a business call either. Customer service shouldn't suffer at the expense of a metric.
It's the same song and dance with a release of something new at UPS. It has potential but is always implemented way too early before it's ready. Then you have to IE wizards saying how awesome it is.
??? It has been around since last year.It's standard industry practice to release something as soon as you have a viable product. Beta testing in the field is THE fastest way to figure out what issues you have.
You guys are always the ones saying that the only thing that counts is on road experience, not cubicle testing, then you complain something wasn't cubicle tested.
The strategy is probably to reduce ring bell / wait time for peak, so, March is perfect.
Quantum view probably says "Signed by: Smith" and "Smith" thinks he forged it when he just typed in the name without needing the signature.How do you forge a release?
Not everywhere.??? It has been around since last year.
WrongIt's standard industry practice to release something as soon as you have a viable product. Beta testing in the field is THE fastest way to figure out what issues you have.
You guys are always the ones saying that the only thing that counts is on road experience, not cubicle testing, then you complain something wasn't cubicle tested.
The strategy is probably to reduce ring bell / wait time for peak, so, March is perfect.
Let's try this again. You deliver absolutely nothing and can be replaced with a new App.Did your job plenty. You can't do mine.
It takes 8 years of school to become a brain surgeon. It takes less to learn driving. You might not like the imperfections in the system, but, we become aware of them through field testing. You'll like this less - the imperfections will get fixed when they're important ($) enough, not when they annoy you.
They are shipper release because they want them left. Some churches weren’t getting them before Sunday.They are shipper release but because it is a commercial stop it requires a signature.
He changes his mind about as much as trump!You crack me up.
You refuse to DR a shipper release package at a commercial stop but you have no issue using CIR.