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<blockquote data-quote="Heavy Package" data-source="post: 3475317" data-attributes="member: 70051">You&#039;re right.&nbsp; By 2023, UPS will have fully automated hubs, turn by turn nav systems in all the trucks, and everything loaded in perfect delivery order.&nbsp; With just the push of a button, packages can be rerouted and delivered all by themselves in a seamless manner.&nbsp; Just like it is now, but only better!This company has lost its mind.&nbsp; It&#039;s a damn box with an address on it that needs to be delivered to the front door.Oh by the way - No matter what they say, no one wants anyone on their property after dark.&nbsp; 9 / 10hr max days is enough of this crap.&nbsp;&nbsp; Add more routes or it can wait until tomorrow.&nbsp; Can&#039;t wait?&nbsp; Then drive to the damn hub and pick it up.It&#039;s not rocket science.&nbsp; Can you imagine what just 1-year of shifting the spend on their new crapola technology to adding routes and staffing would do to improve service and the work life balance of their employees?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Heavy Package, post: 3475317, member: 70051"] You're right. By 2023, UPS will have fully automated hubs, turn by turn nav systems in all the trucks, and everything loaded in perfect delivery order. With just the push of a button, packages can be rerouted and delivered all by themselves in a seamless manner. Just like it is now, but only better! This company has lost its mind. It's a damn box with an address on it that needs to be delivered to the front door. Oh by the way - No matter what they say, no one wants anyone on their property after dark. 9 / 10hr max days is enough of this crap. Add more routes or it can wait until tomorrow. Can't wait? Then drive to the damn hub and pick it up. It's not rocket science. Can you imagine what just 1-year of shifting the spend on their new crapola technology to adding routes and staffing would do to improve service and the work life balance of their employees? [/QUOTE]

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