Ok, because our "tech" skills suck so much, here is a nice little feedback letter received yesterday. Seems to me like some people do have good experiences.
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To whom it may concern,
Recently, I have had many complication with the ARES Overgoods system. I am an operations supervisor at the Baltimore, Maryland Supervisor facility. Although the problem was persistent (over a week or 2), I was kept up to date, which allowed me to keep my staff and my superiors informed as to how to handle our internal situation in our facility (during one of our busiest times of year). I would like to thank you and your staff for such excellent service, especially (tech name omitted), TSC II, who provided me with much of my information.
Thank you,
Lawrence Acree
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Ok so here is a little background on the case.
1.TSG walks in and attempts sets up the new overgoods system (ARES).
2.TSG goes home at end of his shift, never completes installation
3.TSG never tells anyone install never completed
4.Customer calls TSC
5.TSC sends TSG to reinstall ARES
6.TSG calls TSC to complain that he did the install
7.TSC gets ICS involved
8.ICS netops in reinstalls ARES and amazingly it works
9.ICS calls tech an idiot on the phone (I was listening in) and tells them make sure they actually DO their job and not call the TSC to do it for them
10.TSC reports TSG to their supervisor
I am currently waiting for a callback on this from the TSG Sup. I am sure he wont be happy.
The issue here is LAZY TSG's. None of you want to work. You all just call the help desk and expect them to do your job.
The best part of this is there ARE more layoffs coming and they aren’t in the TSC. The corporate memo I have received states the TSG's are being downsized and replaced with younger people who are there only to be the hands of the TSC. TSC will be taking care of all issues with these new people who are basically just puppets on strings.
Corporate knows where the company is lacking, hence the reason there is now only 1 TSC building full of brown employees and supervisors (90% of the sup's are former TSG's). So i say this,
If we are supposedly "light brown" why are all our supervisors brown ? (former TSG none the less who admit the TSG techs they supervised were idiots, You should hear the **** Gus, David, Tim, and Jason tell us.)
If we are supposedly "light brown" why do we have UPS'ers access and UPS health care packages.
If we are supposedly "light brown" why do I have shares of UPS stock, purchased through the UPS Employee Stock Purchase Program.
If you are all so knowing as to what goes on at the Las Vegas TSC, then why are "WE" being trained to take over the TSG's jobs?
Hmmmm, for people who claim to know a lot about UPS, Id say you all look pretty fuking stupid from where I’m standing.
Ill be the one still at UPS after the TSG's are gone, that’s why I am laughing ha ha ha ha
As for the recent changes in the TSC and why there were so many lay-offs. TSC was not following procedure. The old TSC tech's just did anything the customer asked even if it violated "corporate" policy. Corporate is coming down hard now with the TSG's and TSC. They want things done by the book. We received word today that any TSG's that call the TSC have to be reported to corporate immediately, unless they are asking to be escalated to ICS. So keep in mind every call you make to the TSC may count against you when it comes to your next quality review.
As for having the customer create their own S/O through the self service website. That’s fine with us, we have enough call volume coming in too keep our jobs. But keep in mind if there is a SEV 2 or 5 issue they are having and they go to the self service website. They can only make it a 6 or an 8.
If TSG wants to deal with the repercussions of SEV 2 issues not being dealt with right away, hey that’s on you.
Ill have my job in the morning. Question is will you?