You'd think a fortune 500 company could afford some damn answering machines
About 5 calls to the HR department at UPS later... I have an appointment to come in and take my test to be promoted. Tomorrow at 11am. Yay for having to miss a critical day of class... not like I would have retained the information anyway! YAY! I just hope I told him the right stuff... I said, "I need to come in to take the test for the promotion process." And he said something like, "Oh the HR talk." Okay sure... Heh, guess I'll find out tomorrow at 11, eh?
So last night was fun in a everyone is in a quiet/pissy/depressed mood. The supervisors kept on ragging on the new kid. He's only been there a few weeks... two maybe? And one of them told him he needs to, "Try and go the pace of Heather." Okay not to be cocky but I go faster than half the people there. And then the cornerstone teacher came over and was helping break jams and what not. After the new kid loaded a clearly bad package (he sucks at reading packages... I think he's a little slow in the dumb redneck way) the cornerstone teacher says, "Eric you dumb son of a bitch!" Okay it was funny, but still mean. And then I heard my supervisor telling him, "Don't let the package be smarter than you." Burned. I think I need to clue him in on a little practice called, "slic reading."
And on that note... FOOD!
So last night was fun in a everyone is in a quiet/pissy/depressed mood. The supervisors kept on ragging on the new kid. He's only been there a few weeks... two maybe? And one of them told him he needs to, "Try and go the pace of Heather." Okay not to be cocky but I go faster than half the people there. And then the cornerstone teacher came over and was helping break jams and what not. After the new kid loaded a clearly bad package (he sucks at reading packages... I think he's a little slow in the dumb redneck way) the cornerstone teacher says, "Eric you dumb son of a bitch!" Okay it was funny, but still mean. And then I heard my supervisor telling him, "Don't let the package be smarter than you." Burned. I think I need to clue him in on a little practice called, "slic reading."
And on that note... FOOD!