sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
Me too but probably much cheaper.
olroadbeech
Happy Verified UPSer
I actually like it. especially after a couple weeks vaca and then I look forward to coming back. the best part of feeder is going out the gate until I come back thru the gate.
managers in the yard and office are the worst part but that is only about 7 % of the job. might be 7.5 %.
managers in the yard and office are the worst part but that is only about 7 % of the job. might be 7.5 %.
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Turdferguson
Guest
I used to love working in the building as a part timer. Had fun with the people I used to work with. There were days it sucked ,but for the most part I enjoyed my coworkers and what I did. I used to love driving ,but grew to hate it when ORION started up. Did not enjoy the 6 months I had a target on my back from a 
nozzle center manager who tried everything in his power to fire me,but outside of that I enjoyed driving. No longer drive ,and enjoy the people I work with and the job I do again.
nozzle center manager who tried everything in his power to fire me,but outside of that I enjoyed driving. No longer drive ,and enjoy the people I work with and the job I do again.
Number24
#24
I feel the same way. No matter what kind of work may be thrown at me each and everyday, after every shift, I feel as though I accomplished something and that's what keeps me going. I do however have a love / hate relationship as a preloaded though I must say. We'll see how my attitude changes once I start my driving career.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Along with the 1997 strike.
box_beeyotch
Well-Known Member
Having nothing to compare it to being as I haven't been around that long, I enjoy it. Being outdoors and servicing some of the good people I've met in my short tenure as a driver has been awesome. Now granted, there are days it drives me nuts, but that's any job...why not have one that pays well and you go home with a sense of accomplishment.
Richard Harrow
Deplorable.
No. The job sucks. The company sucks even more.
Fortunately the people - both customers and co-workers - keep me coming back.
Fortunately the people - both customers and co-workers - keep me coming back.
Probably. But what I saw a lot of around here was management retributions for us actually having the balls to go on strike.
When I started in the late '70's, I really did enjoy the job. We had a tough but pretty fair center manager. We also had a tough but pretty fair DM.
The center manager was allowed to run his center. His on-cars were allowed to supervise. We drivers were directed to take care of the customers.
It was a much different UPS back then.
Cementups
Box Monkey
PASinterference
Yes, I know I'm working late.
You just hit the nail on the head. The few center manager's we have now that could manage are not allowed to.
margaritaville
Well-Known Member
My ideal job, would be all resi and no pickup route in an auto 700. I dont care how many stops on it long as its reasonable to finish. And have wednesdays off every week.
But i have no senority, so i just do whatever they tell me. If i had what i described, it be a great job. However, i like it compared to what else is out there. A lot more visually stimulating then most jobs.
But i have no senority, so i just do whatever they tell me. If i had what i described, it be a great job. However, i like it compared to what else is out there. A lot more visually stimulating then most jobs.
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