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<blockquote data-quote="DaveA" data-source="post: 4787074" data-attributes="member: 29093"><p>Question: Who cares?</p><p></p><p>If you choose to work 60 hours a week doing manual labor and make more than an onroad, good on you.</p><p></p><p>I chose to go into management because I didn't want to spend 30 years doing manual labor. There's nothing wrong with it. Most drivers work hard. It's an honest, respectable living. I drove for a few years and then chose to go into management. I have been in management for 15 years and am happy with this decision.</p><p></p><p>It's not a contest. Do what makes you happy and be happy with it. Why the competition over salary? To me it is apples and oranges. I can climb to division manager or higher. You guys can climb to feeder driver. For me it's not just current salary. It's opportunity, not wanting to do manual labor, etc. I get it....this is where you say we are all glorified cover drivers. I couldn't disagree more. In my 15 years, I have pulled routes maybe a dozen times. And I was the first one raising my hand to pull a route.</p><p></p><p>The bitterness and resentment here is just ... sad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveA, post: 4787074, member: 29093"] Question: Who cares? If you choose to work 60 hours a week doing manual labor and make more than an onroad, good on you. I chose to go into management because I didn't want to spend 30 years doing manual labor. There's nothing wrong with it. Most drivers work hard. It's an honest, respectable living. I drove for a few years and then chose to go into management. I have been in management for 15 years and am happy with this decision. It's not a contest. Do what makes you happy and be happy with it. Why the competition over salary? To me it is apples and oranges. I can climb to division manager or higher. You guys can climb to feeder driver. For me it's not just current salary. It's opportunity, not wanting to do manual labor, etc. I get it....this is where you say we are all glorified cover drivers. I couldn't disagree more. In my 15 years, I have pulled routes maybe a dozen times. And I was the first one raising my hand to pull a route. The bitterness and resentment here is just ... sad. [/QUOTE]
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