There's no point in me trying to explain to you the reasons for my staying. Why? Because you're previous posts prove conclusively as WHY there's no point in trying to explain the reasons.
I never stated anything that says there is "no point in trying to explain the reasons". What did I say that made you think that? I have been asking from you from the beginning; reasons, details, examples.
Because with you it's all about "me, me, me". Well, my reasons for staying where NOT all about "me, me , me".
Of course it is about you. You had the agreement with RPS/FedEx or are you trying to say now you didn't sign it, someone else did. I am asking you to start backing up your allegations, but you are very resistant in providing details. You choose to be very vague in your allegations of treatment while you were there. I am not doubting if your terminal overstepped their end of the agreement and bad things may have happened, but you rarely give any facts to backup what you allege. You are the one posting on this forum and I am questioning you so it is about "you, you, you".
Furthermore your previous post confirms the facts regarding the difficult and treacherous daily work experience. So tough you couldn't hack it . So why do you continue to defend a company whose conditions and demands you faced during your time at RPS/FXG were too tough for you to handle?
Yes, the hours were long, yes, some days could be treacherous, but what management job isn't. "So tough you couldn't hack it." Not true for me, my wife, yes. My reason to leave was not about "me, me, me". I had no plans to quit, but my marriage is more important than any job or money.
I am not defending the company, I am questioning your allegations and lack of details when you post. My one question that you are refusing to answer is very simple, if your treatment was so bad as you post on this forum, why did you stay so long. You still have not answered the question.
I gave my reason for leaving, where is yours for staying so long?
Are you too afraid to admit there was at least one good thing that kept you there for 20 years?