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So you are saying is we all need to quit and jump ship bc she sinking fast?
So you are saying is we all need to quit and jump ship bc she sinking fast?
I haven’t submitted a sales lead in over 10 years and don’t plan on it unless things improve. It was embarrassing talking up UPS to potential customers only to have our sales rep lie and say he/she attempted to contact the customer. I don’t think things will improve though. The focus right now is safety vests and stock price.UPS CEO David Abney - "Our mission is to help small and mid-size companies compete with the large retailers and e-tailers. It's much bigger than one company, and we are leaning in and it's working."
UPS CEO talks about holiday shipping, drones, Amazon threat
The above article appears on Cheryl's news feed and caught my interest as I continue to watch UPS lose customers to FedEx. I recently spoke with one of our long time drivers that informed me that he just lost an 800 piece per day pickup to FedEx. The shipper informed our UPS driver that although he likes this particlular UPS driver much better than the FedEx driver, he was disgruntled with the lack of customer service UPS was providing him for his shipping needs. Calls to UPS customer service were not returned, etc. while FedEx customer service was very cordial and attentive to the shippers needs in a variety of ways.
Ever since we (UPS) have had a reduction in local customer service representatives, we have lost many accounts to FedEx. These cost cutting moves only serve to overwork existing customer service reps that are not from our area (national account reps, etc.) and whom eventually develop an apathetic attitude about retaining business.... much less attempting to acquire new business accounts. We truly are a company that is "penny wise and pound foolish" in many ways. Many times Corporate UPS is simply out of touch with smaller feeder centers. Mr. Abney's mission statement from above is simply hypocritical IMHO based on what I see and hear. Also, our weak position in international growth (reference article) is also a direct result of poor customer service issues IMHO.
Drivers can only do so much to sell our services. Why should a driver sell a service through sales leads that we cannot "deliver" on or is not backed up by an excellent customer service experience? Mr. Abney, please bring back a strong customer service experience to our business as the only thing we have to sell is service. If you're not able to compete cost wise with our competitors , the very least you can do is provide a better service experience at the higher cost we do charge.
yes, and that driver was happy when it was gone
FWIW, this is not the only account that I am familiar with that we lost to FedEx because of customer service issues. Some were substantial international accounts that resulted in the loss of an ODC international auditing position.
Yeah this is my career and yeah I kinda sorta at least used to want ups to succeed. But what does that mean? I get more work and less time to do that work? I, ME, talk a customer into what I do, the service I bring, and it explodes into a huge customer, and now I get to hand my wife the ty garbage ups branded product book and tell her she can order a bunch of worthless garbage products with the points I get for being amazing?
We never even used them. Get my kids even more little "$50" mini ups trucks? A shirt that says ups and ups tells me that's fifty bucks? Thank you koennen tiger for all your hard work, for making and keeping that customer so happy, for building a personal relationship with them, now we will ignore their calls, and ignore their needs and wants, and depend on your to fulfill them, and now you will see your own kids even less.
But they will have a "$50" little wind up ups truck to play with while you're doing that pickup.
These companies switch accounts back and forth. Been at ups 18 years and one day we lose a business and six to a year it is back. They always come back at some point and leaveJust to clarify about this pick-up considering the speculation about whether it was a TDP or package car pick up. This pickup involved relatively smaller lighter packages ( many 12" x 12" x 12" - approx) and is a seasonal business with corresponding seasonal fluctuations in volume. This pick-up sells those yard inflatables on the internet and ships them both domestically and internationally. No doubt that these types of businesses offer challenges throughout the year for scheduling pick-ups. This pick-up surprisingly does maintain a decent volume throughout the year however holidays is when their volume significantly spikes.
FWIW, this is not the only account that I am familiar with that we lost to FedEx because of customer service issues. Some were substantial international accounts that resulted in the loss of an ODC international auditing position.
So that’s what the teamsters meant by they’ll unionize wal mart one day.UPS is quite literally transforming into wal-mart. The old UPS died a few decades ago but now you can see the rebirth
Bird-brained is a compliment (having brains like the right birds, that is). The corvid family of birds possess intelligence that far surpasses that of the vast majority of mammals (including peoples' precious dogs that they insist are SO smart). In fact their brain-to-bodyweight ratio is very similar to that of cetaceans (dolphins and the like) and the great apes, and is only slightly lower than that of humans. Brain-to-bodyweight ratio is a good predictor of intelligence, and crows demonstrate the equivalent intelligence of a 7 year-old human.Birds have very good brains .
I just want to fly around and poop on people's freshly washed cars .Bird-brained is a compliment (having brains like the right birds, that is). The corvid family of birds possess intelligence that far surpasses that of the vast majority of mammals (including peoples' precious dogs that they insist are SO smart). In fact their brain-to-bodyweight ratio is very similar to that of cetaceans (dolphins and the like) and the great apes, and is only slightly lower than that of humans. Brain-to-bodyweight ratio is a good predictor of intelligence, and crows demonstrate the equivalent intelligence of a 7 year-old human.
Bird-brained is a compliment (having brains like the right birds, that is). The corvid family of birds possess intelligence that far surpasses that of the vast majority of mammals (including peoples' precious dogs that they insist are SO smart). In fact their brain-to-bodyweight ratio is very similar to that of cetaceans (dolphins and the like) and the great apes, and is only slightly lower than that of humans. Brain-to-bodyweight ratio is a good predictor of intelligence, and crows demonstrate the equivalent intelligence of a 7 year-old human.
>implying it's poo coming from you're assI just want to fly around and poop on people's freshly washed cars .
Where else would it be? My upper lip ?>implying it's poo coming from you're ass
your butt looks like it's on the rag 24/7Where else would it be? My upper lip ?
Is that a bad thing ?your butt looks like it's on the rag 24/7
If you're attracted to crows, does that make you a pedofile?crows demonstrate the equivalent intelligence of a 7 year-old human.
Only if you have fowl intentions.If you're attracted to crows, does that make you a pedofile?
Lmfao!!Only if you have fowl intentions.