dannyboy
From the promised LAND
Nothing like taking a lawyer and putting then in charge of package delivery operations. They look good on paper and move on. Many times leaving damage that will show up only with time, and then takes many years to correct. But after they leave, what do they care.{edited by moderator} joined the UPS legal department as an employment counsel in 1995. From 2003 to 2004, while based in Orlando, {edited by moderator} ran all package delivery operations in central Florida for UPS prior to being named to head the legal function in early 2005. Before joining UPS, {edited by moderator} practiced labor and employment law in Atlanta, counseling employers on various state and federal civil litigation matters.
Make the promotion, do what ever it takes to look good on paper, and never ever look back. Its someone else's problem now. Seen it here locally many times.
Talk about legacy.
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