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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous Cows" data-source="post: 79903">This guy has got all the answers,... I am glad you do open service orders.&nbsp; I&#039;m just now getting around to following the rules myself;I saw my doctor at the grocery the other day and apparently offended him by asking him to cup me while I coughed.I ran into the guy from Fry&#039;s and stopped him in the middle of the street and asked which is better, XBOX360 or wait for the PS3, he ignored me.&nbsp; I complained to the 800 number.I saw my mailman eating dinner with his wife and kids at Long John&#039;s and I guess I peaved him by asking him to take a couple of letters I had in my bookbag -- he refused.&nbsp; What an <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/group1/censored2.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":censored2:" title="Censored2&nbsp; &nbsp; :censored2:" data-shortname=":censored2:" />, he wasn&#039;t doing anything, just talking and eating fish.Techs are paid to fix technology problems.&nbsp; Management makes the rules of engagement.&nbsp; Technology problems, Sir.&nbsp; We are not there to move boxes, or run late air, or be an object to which you can vent your frustration over not being strong enough to stand up to your division manager.&nbsp; You guys get treated really ugly.&nbsp; I feel for you -- honestly.&nbsp; Then again, you can always quit.&nbsp; Hell, wait around long enough, and like us, maybe you&#039;ll be let go.If we didn&#039;t enforce the call-up or sign-up service order rules, we couldn&#039;t get anything done.&nbsp; UPSers treat technicians like man-servants.&nbsp; Long live the service order.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Anonymous Cows, post: 79903"] This guy has got all the answers,... I am glad you do open service orders. I'm just now getting around to following the rules myself; I saw my doctor at the grocery the other day and apparently offended him by asking him to cup me while I coughed. I ran into the guy from Fry's and stopped him in the middle of the street and asked which is better, XBOX360 or wait for the PS3, he ignored me. I complained to the 800 number. I saw my mailman eating dinner with his wife and kids at Long John's and I guess I peaved him by asking him to take a couple of letters I had in my bookbag -- he refused. What an :censored:, he wasn't doing anything, just talking and eating fish. Techs are paid to fix technology problems. Management makes the rules of engagement. Technology problems, Sir. We are not there to move boxes, or run late air, or be an object to which you can vent your frustration over not being strong enough to stand up to your division manager. You guys get treated really ugly. I feel for you -- honestly. Then again, you can always quit. Hell, wait around long enough, and like us, maybe you'll be let go. If we didn't enforce the call-up or sign-up service order rules, we couldn't get anything done. UPSers treat technicians like man-servants. Long live the service order. [/QUOTE]

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