Who will make decisions if package IE is gone? Most of the center manager's and on roads I've seen in the last 10 years don't have enough sense to get out of the rain.Package IE is probably next, as they've slowly had their responsibilities stripped away since the last transformation
My Manager is former IE manager if new managers have IE experience that is direction they could goWho will make decisions if package IE is gone? Most of the center manager's and on roads I've seen in the last 10 years don't have enough sense to get out of the rain.
Package IE at the sub-district level doesn't really do much anymore, like I said they've slowly stripped away their functions and given them to Ops managers or preloads directly (for better or worse)Who will make decisions if package IE is gone? Most of the center manager's and on roads I've seen in the last 10 years don't have enough sense to get out of the rain.
I'm retired, so I don't understand how they manage these huge districts anymore, but how can you work without package IE? I worked mostly in operations, but also worked a few years in IE, and I can assure you that a center manager or a preload manager will never willingly say they can cut drivers to build stops/car, or gain another 3 pph on the preload. IE is critical for the planning function.Package IE at the sub-district level doesn't really do much anymore...
That has been in the hands of the Ops managers for at least 4 years nowI'm retired, so I don't understand how they manage these huge districts anymore, but how can you work without package IE? I worked mostly in operations, but also worked a few years in IE, and I can assure you that a center manager or a preload manager will never willingly say they can cut drivers to build stops/car, or gain another 3 pph on the preload. IE is critical for the planning function.
If you cut IE, how do you keep productivity in line with the business plan?
Put 12 monkeys in a cage and let them roll dice around in their own feces, they will produce more realistic numbers than IE...I'm retired, so I don't understand how they manage these huge districts anymore, but how can you work without package IE? I worked mostly in operations, but also worked a few years in IE, and I can assure you that a center manager or a preload manager will never willingly say they can cut drivers to build stops/car, or gain another 3 pph on the preload. IE is critical for the planning function.
If you cut IE, how do you keep productivity in line with the business plan?
I love youPut 12 monkeys in a cage and let them roll dice around in their own feces, they will produce more realistic numbers than IE...
...how do you keep productivity in line with the business plan?
Fixed it....First and foremost is realizing that a plan is just a list of things that do not happen.
If someone is an effective leader, they will only lead like minded people and can the rest.
But (for quite a while) they just hire managers instead of leaders now, so they'll just manage and print some meaningless computer generated report instead of leading.
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Anyone else hear of HR cutbacks? I heard most going virtual soon even though they should of done this pre covid or start of this year
We've got a new seasonal HR rep.Most are already gone. HR is now self serve on Upsers.com.
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Hair color?We've got a new seasonal HR rep.
Imagine your old HR person, only fatter, less knowledgeable, and even more incompetent.
It's an exercise, I know.
But somehow, we managed it.
Well, try dealing with the crap that your "partners" come up with. You would be angry, too.Lots of anger...
What was the issue?I had a problem with my direct deposit. Went to HR 4 times talked to this person, that person, corporate HR etc...whomever they told me to call. Took 2.5 months to resolve a simple issue. Took my supervisor calling finance himself to resolve it.
So it’s like visiting your unclesa slap on the ass on your way out the door and a six pack of Colt 45