Anyone who doesn't follow the company line would find themselves out, all management want are yes men not people who can actually lead us into the future.hooniebagoonie wrote:would it not benifit us if senior posties or reps went into management and instead of being yes men/women tried to change the current managerial culture by becoming more hands on...listening to the concerns of of posties etc
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DGP1
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dvbuk55
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I am not going to say a word - no I am not - well OKandy2007 wrote:It depends on how strong you are. There are a small number of people, who manage to stand up to the pressure, and do the right thing, as a Manager. They're incredibly rare. But they do exist. You never know, you might be able to pull it off.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Like several other people on this site, I think I've burned too many bridges to ever make it into management (at least within RM) plus, I could never look at myself in a mirror again if I did move to the darksidePOSTMAN wrote:I think everyone should do it,find out the gossip and scams and post it on here![]()
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Personally, I won't do it, because I don't think I'd be able to cope with that much pressure to "tow the line".
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DGP1
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Ohhhhhh matrondvbuk55 wrote:I am not going to say a word - no I am not - well OKandy2007 wrote:It depends on how strong you are. There are a small number of people, who manage to stand up to the pressure, and do the right thing, as a Manager. They're incredibly rare. But they do exist. You never know, you might be able to pull it off.disgruntledpostie1 wrote:Like several other people on this site, I think I've burned too many bridges to ever make it into management (at least within RM) plus, I could never look at myself in a mirror again if I did move to the darksidePOSTMAN wrote:I think everyone should do it,find out the gossip and scams and post it on here![]()
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Personally, I won't do it, because I don't think I'd be able to cope with that much pressure to "tow the line".
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I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
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mailsort6
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Re: "temporary managers"
I would never ever become a manager, I am a honest person and if a manager told me to do something that was not right, I would tell them where to stick it and I would never cover-up for another manager that has done something wrong, therefore, I would not last long as a manager.
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andy2007
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It does, if they're strong enough to stand up to the pressure from above. I'm lucky enough to have one, so I know it can be done. But the trouble they get for doing what's right for their Staff, and Section, can be emense. A lot, either go back to being Posties, or crack under the pressure, and behave like those they wanted to replace.hooniebagoonie wrote:would it not benifit us if senior posties or reps went into management and instead of being yes men/women tried to change the current managerial culture by becoming more hands on...listening to the concerns of of posties etc
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