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<blockquote data-quote="DS" data-source="post: 325857" data-attributes="member: 556"><p>intimidation vs. encouragement</p><p>Almost 20 years at ups has taught me a lot about people.</p><p>It seems to me that managers that rule with intimidation as opposed to encouragement,will appear effective to the thier peers,but in reality,the disdain of the employees,will far outweigh the positives .I myself,have had both kinds,and I found being a ups driver can be rewarding if your center manager actually listens and cares about your daily problems.</p><p>Moreluck mentioned once that one time,she and her hubby,a former center manager now retired,were out driving in thier car one day and they came upon a driver that he used to work with.She said the driver looked chagrined and gave the "hang on" sign,he jumped up quick and closed his bulkhead door,smiled and gave the "thumbs up" sign.NOW Now THATS respect.If I was ever to go into management,I would live by the old addage,You can catch more flies with sugar than vinegar.</p><p>I guess Im venting because at our ctr we have a new little Hitler,and I dont like him.I wish he'd stay in his bunker.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DS, post: 325857, member: 556"] intimidation vs. encouragement Almost 20 years at ups has taught me a lot about people. It seems to me that managers that rule with intimidation as opposed to encouragement,will appear effective to the thier peers,but in reality,the disdain of the employees,will far outweigh the positives .I myself,have had both kinds,and I found being a ups driver can be rewarding if your center manager actually listens and cares about your daily problems. Moreluck mentioned once that one time,she and her hubby,a former center manager now retired,were out driving in thier car one day and they came upon a driver that he used to work with.She said the driver looked chagrined and gave the "hang on" sign,he jumped up quick and closed his bulkhead door,smiled and gave the "thumbs up" sign.NOW Now THATS respect.If I was ever to go into management,I would live by the old addage,You can catch more flies with sugar than vinegar. I guess Im venting because at our ctr we have a new little Hitler,and I dont like him.I wish he'd stay in his bunker. [/QUOTE]
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