MethodsMan
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Might want to consider trashing that goal and go back to the drawing board. I save the company way more miles being out of compliance everyday.
Epic fail.
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Might want to consider trashing that goal and go back to the drawing board. I save the company way more miles being out of compliance everyday.
Epic fail.
It is usually off because I can never get right out of the building. I have to wait for other cars to leave, Oeion doesnt know that. I will check it Monday tho. We start at 910, I usually leave bldg, 923, and hit my first stop 940.
Bottom rung
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Keep an eye out for a warning letter. Integrity aside, you're playing with fire.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
I have already informed my management team that I can either (a) follow ORION or (b) get all the packages delivered. End of menu, no substitutions, pick one. If they want to give me a warning letter for doing my job in a manner that best represents the interests of the company per Article 37 of the National Master, they are certainly free to do so. It would be a simple matter for me to make them look like absolute idiots in a panel hearing, and they know it, which is why I don't get harassed for ORION compliance.
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soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
Forced stupidity adds stress to my day, intelligent decision-making reduces it. Stress is unhealthy. Work smarter, not harder.
asphaltcowboy
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I was wondering is it a trace break to void an earlier stop to sheet up a WC?
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
It's sad that you have to ask that question.
box_beeyotch
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Until the day your center manager is getting chewed out by the DM for Orion metrics. It happened in my center and for a week they were all Orion this, Orion that, go to your first stop and be compliant 85 percent, yada yada yada....now for the last few weeks we haven't heard a word about it. It's all about the flavor of the month, week, day...
Harry Manback
Robot Extraordinaire
Of course they do... Till their feet are held to the flame on the conference call.
I too, once felt like you. I work in the ORION pilot center in my state. I felt like I would get a pass (because, I'm pretty danged awesome) but I didn't.
When your manager tells you, it's your job to work as instructed and anything less will be considered insubordination, you might change your attitude.
asphaltcowboy
Well-Known Member
Sad it may be but I have no shame asking a question I don't know the answer to. I figure it is
Boulevard859710
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And you sure as hell can't polish it.
Boulevard859710
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The way I see it people that of been on a route for a while are the best person in the world at running it. No piece of 
billion-dollar computer can do a better job.
billion-dollar computer can do a better job.platinum9898
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Computer can do it eventually with live updates, just hope not in the next 30 years
Harry Manback
Robot Extraordinaire
The way I see it people that of been on a route for a while are the best person in the world at running it. No piece of
They're not looking for a better job. They're looking for adequacy.
A billion dollars. A decade of R&D.
They bought an expensive tool, much like you and I. Only this tool doesn't complain. It doesn't ask for yearly raises. It doesn't command respect via its's collective bargaining agreement. It has no need for H&W benefits.
Think about it like this...
You stroll into Lowe's or Home Depot on any given Saturday. Walk out with a "state of the art" hedge trimmer. You get home, start trimming your hedges and realize it's a P.O.S.
You can't return it, so, what are you gonna do?
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