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<blockquote data-quote="falcon back" data-source="post: 4950185" data-attributes="member: 81520"><p>You need to relax and stop stressing.&nbsp; People don&#039;t get fired for having a late.&nbsp; The job is nothing but time management and being organized,&nbsp; that&#039;s it.&nbsp; It is critical to&nbsp; set up P1 before you leave the building. The extra time in building doing that will pay off on-road.&nbsp; If you have a large box on the floor that goes with a P1 on the shelf, write a cheat note on the box that&#039;s on the shelf.&nbsp; &quot;Box On Floor&quot; or something along that line to remind you the box you are missing is on the floor.&nbsp; I assume the LEO lets you know if you are missing a package at the stop,&nbsp; I never delivered with the LEO.&nbsp; You should be making progress everyday,&nbsp; then sometimes you seem like you take 3 steps back.&nbsp; Before long,&nbsp; you will know your stops and what the boxes look like for those stops.&nbsp; Relax,&nbsp; don&#039;t panic and DO NOT falsify to cover up a late.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="falcon back, post: 4950185, member: 81520"] You need to relax and stop stressing. People don't get fired for having a late. The job is nothing but time management and being organized, that's it. It is critical to set up P1 before you leave the building. The extra time in building doing that will pay off on-road. If you have a large box on the floor that goes with a P1 on the shelf, write a cheat note on the box that's on the shelf. "Box On Floor" or something along that line to remind you the box you are missing is on the floor. I assume the LEO lets you know if you are missing a package at the stop, I never delivered with the LEO. You should be making progress everyday, then sometimes you seem like you take 3 steps back. Before long, you will know your stops and what the boxes look like for those stops. Relax, don't panic and DO NOT falsify to cover up a late. [/QUOTE]

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