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<blockquote data-quote="Guitarman01" data-source="post: 5969444" data-attributes="member: 90385">Just to be clear you work for Express not ground? To put it another way are you more involved with Express or the Ground side of the business?FOs are big money makers. Wow I have never seen an FO with a 1400 commit time. We don&#039;t even have p1s with that late of a commit time on a Saturday, and we go to some pretty rural areas.Speaking of that, that&#039;s where FedEx is losing money, the rural stops. Every delivery service should be charging more for those extreme rural stops with mile long driveways besides basic mail. Just because they are in the same zip code of the nearest town, it&#039;s not right. Watch that change as everyone orders online and takes advantage of that when the nearest Walgreens might be 15 miles away.An FO at 2pm seriously?I can&#039;t agree with that last statement, maybe we can call it growing pains but they also managed to screw up the entire hiring process, and transferring or even just applying for another route has become an absolute joke.Managers now realize they are on their own and are basically running their own small business at this point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guitarman01, post: 5969444, member: 90385"] Just to be clear you work for Express not ground? To put it another way are you more involved with Express or the Ground side of the business? FOs are big money makers. Wow I have never seen an FO with a 1400 commit time. We don't even have p1s with that late of a commit time on a Saturday, and we go to some pretty rural areas. Speaking of that, that's where FedEx is losing money, the rural stops. Every delivery service should be charging more for those extreme rural stops with mile long driveways besides basic mail. Just because they are in the same zip code of the nearest town, it's not right. Watch that change as everyone orders online and takes advantage of that when the nearest Walgreens might be 15 miles away. An FO at 2pm seriously? I can't agree with that last statement, maybe we can call it growing pains but they also managed to screw up the entire hiring process, and transferring or even just applying for another route has become an absolute joke. Managers now realize they are on their own and are basically running their own small business at this point. [/QUOTE]

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