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<blockquote data-quote="jace1319" data-source="post: 755568" data-attributes="member: 29817"><p>i took some notes. but why so much negative perception in your perspective. i mean i know i dont know everything otherwise i wouldnt be here. I like working with people .. I&#039;m not a monster that treats people like their machines i try to sympathize their struggle and their efforts. and i really admire that. i know theres alot to learn in which im willing to. its always better to do things the right way because it never fails. And im def no cocky just because i have a polo shirt on. Sometimes you have to put yourself in my situation. I wasnt making much when i was a union worker. and i certainly couldnt wait a few yrs just to get a raise. I took the exam specially now that i have a new born daughter. believe me $10 an hr wasnt gonna be enough for me. im still going to school for accounting and im here to gain experience and see what else ups has to offer me. But as far as my workplace its really a hostile environment. Your stuff between management pressuring you to pressure your employees and you have employees that really wouldnt listen to you. So hypothetically speaking what would you do in that instance? im not a quitter so quitting is not an option. Any opinions?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="jace1319, post: 755568, member: 29817"] i took some notes. but why so much negative perception in your perspective. i mean i know i dont know everything otherwise i wouldnt be here. I like working with people .. I'm not a monster that treats people like their machines i try to sympathize their struggle and their efforts. and i really admire that. i know theres alot to learn in which im willing to. its always better to do things the right way because it never fails. And im def no cocky just because i have a polo shirt on. Sometimes you have to put yourself in my situation. I wasnt making much when i was a union worker. and i certainly couldnt wait a few yrs just to get a raise. I took the exam specially now that i have a new born daughter. believe me $10 an hr wasnt gonna be enough for me. im still going to school for accounting and im here to gain experience and see what else ups has to offer me. But as far as my workplace its really a hostile environment. Your stuff between management pressuring you to pressure your employees and you have employees that really wouldnt listen to you. So hypothetically speaking what would you do in that instance? im not a quitter so quitting is not an option. Any opinions? [/QUOTE]

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