FedEx to start taking pictures of delivered packages, how long before we do?

[DOK]

FedEx Will Start Taking Pictures of Delivered Packages

To roll out in the US and Canada during the holiday seasons.

hypebeast.com

 

[G.V. Rush]

As soon as we drop Amazon.

 

[HavenoEDD]

Takes another 30 seconds per stop and the DIAD crashes every other stop. Management won’t know what to do

 

[Red Headed Stranger]

FedEx has already been doing this for some time out in the rural areas.

 

[21Savage]

So that's what the camera on the back of the new diad is for..

 

[Red Devil]

Serious question…what do they do for met customer? Snap a quick selfie with whoever took the package?

 

[Poop Head]

This is gonna be hilarious.

 

[Methods Man]

For $40+/hr I’ll snap a damn picture if the company wants. Just as long as the paychecks keep rolling in….

 

[JL 0513]

There's little point in photographing a delivery. Doesn't prove the package was left. Could actually lead to a criminal driver stealing their own deliveries after snapping a pic.

 

[MAKAVELI]

I really don't think UPS will be doing this. You really think they want to add time to each delivery?

 

[Poop Head]

I really don't think UPS will be doing this. You really think they want to add time to each delivery?

Theyll prob make it like a premium mychoice service.

 

[JL 0513]

I really don't think UPS will be doing this. You really think they want to add time to each delivery?

No doubt the stop count wouldn't go down and when our paid day goes up, management will be grilling us on why. This always happens, add tasks, never increase time allowance.

Recently, our center manager mentioned at PCM that he's never seen so much over allowed as a building. Didn't make the connection that we had switched to a DIAD that crashes 50 times a day. Can't make this up. Always our fault.

 

[Operational needs]

There's little point in photographing a delivery. Doesn't prove the package was left. Could actually lead to a criminal driver stealing their own deliveries after snapping a pic.

Walmart misdelivered a package of mine. The photo they took of the delivery showed me exactly to where it was misdelivered. I was easily able to find it and then raise hell. Lol.

 

[rod]

Most UPS drivers would use it to take dick pics.

 

[542thruNthru]

No doubt the stop count wouldn't go down and when our paid day goes up, management will be grilling us on why. This always happens, add tasks, never increase time allowance.

Recently, our center manager mentioned at PCM that he's never seen so much over allowed as a building. Didn't make the connection that we had switched to a DIAD that crashes 50 times a day. Can't make this up. Always our fault.

We had a PCM where we were told that the DIAD 6 is not a good excuse for being over allowed and that they don't want to hear it anymore.

 

[JustDeliverIt]

No doubt the stop count wouldn't go down and when our paid day goes up, management will be grilling us on why. This always happens, add tasks, never increase time allowance.

Recently, our center manager mentioned at PCM that he's never seen so much over allowed as a building. Didn't make the connection that we had switched to a DIAD that crashes 50 times a day. Can't make this up. Always our fault.

Literally had this PCM Monday. “And the new Diad is not an excuse anymore”.

 

[no_map_needed]

and if the camera fails you have to draw a picture on the back of an info notice

 

[Up In Smoke]

I'm a semi-pro race car driver and an amateur tattoo artist, so why not?

 

[eats packages]

We had a PCM where we were told that the DIAD 6 is not a good excuse for being over allowed and that they don't want to hear it anymore.

It's worse than that
the new diad appears to be dropping misload scans, dropping pickups, dropping items out of the itinerary without warning, partially updating the manifest with only a fraction of packages scanned, etc.
They can't even enforce a standard for recording packages with this crap.

 

[eats packages]

If there was somebody on the other isle on management watching these on a computer I'd imagine there are huge errors in how they see information being sent from the new diads.