tieguy
Banned
His first ojs with his center supervisor he averaged 12 stops an hour. The outside supervisor on his next ojs less than a year later was an average of 14.5 stops. The center manager was on the record saying he didnt have confidence in his center team thats why he opted to go outside the center. I guess you method theory makes you look a bit foolish.
The ojs numbers on his new ojs ranged from 11.3 to 15.9, thats a 4.6 sph gap.
It is what it is.
It was the classic OJS. Driver was screwed up on day one of the OJS. Sup worked with him and got him squared away at which point the guy hits a 15.9 on his third day.
The dialogue here has discussed a lot but not why the guy dropped off and did so poorly without the sup there. Was he doing a lot of union work on the cell phone while out on his route. Or perhaps only did the methods when the sup was there? He made a big drop from his best of a 14.5 and even bigger drop from his best day of a 15.9.
Did he think all that discipline he was recieving was just a bunch of hot air and that he was invincible?