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Planners role?

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obscurityknocks
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Planners role?

Post by obscurityknocks »

What role do planners actually have in a revision? Would have presumed they are there to plan a revision that the office want, but more often than not they seem to be drip feeding staff one sided information discussed at meetings without any formal agreement ie. scare mongering.
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Post by cinemasaint »

obscurityknocks wrote:What role do planners actually have in a revision? Would have presumed they are there to plan a revision that the office want, but more often than not they seem to be drip feeding staff one sided information discussed at meetings without any formal agreement ie. scare mongering.
To true, it's their job to walk away when the s**t hits the fan leaving us to pick up the pieces and as above drip feeding rumours and more rumours
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Post by Glenno »

Planners role? Not sure that planners will be involved in ALL revisions going forward, look at the other threads on here, so if you are lucky enough to get a planner at least RM are taking it seriously in that unit but still bang em to rights :wave :wave
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Judging by the shape our planner was in....

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fishtank wrote:Judging by the shape our planner was in....

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I wannabe a planner please.
Glenno
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F T i see your planner was like mine !! they like their eggs over easy :wink: :wave :wave
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Glenno wrote:F T i see your planner was like mine !! they like their eggs over easy :wink: :wave :wave
and their posties as well. :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:
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to make a complete balls up of your office then leave to do the same in another! :wave
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Post by Puppetmaster »

The First thing a planner Must do in Any office,
1 ,Find the way to the coffe machine,
2,Smoking Area,
3,Walk around the office so every one knows how important they are.

4,and this one is CRUCIAL IN THE ROLE OF A PLANNER,
have no knowledge or intrest in Deliverys what so ever,have no common sense,do not listen to expirenced posties .

When you put all of this together you have the perfect formula for a RM Revision(balls up).
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Post by tingtong »

well they did a very great job by messing up.... as far as i know HR employ the graduates and put them on the revision....

Some of them got the planner role/job because they were a fail Delivery Managers or job no longer in the business.

I dont know what they actually plan for the business???? bastard
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Puppetmaster wrote:- - - and this one is CRUCIAL IN THE ROLE OF A PLANNER,
have no knowledge or intrest in Deliverys what so ever,have no common sense,do not listen to expirenced posties .

- - -
Worryingly, given the mess we're in, I believe a great many were recruited internally.
To be honest, I had the dubious honour of being approached about applying for the role, by my DOM.
It took me rather less time than it takes Usain Bolt to run the 100 metres to decline the offer.

One of my better decisions. :chuckle
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Straight4ward wrote: To be honest, I had the dubious honour of being approached about applying for the role, by my DOM.
It took me rather less time than it takes Usain Bolt to run the 100 metres to decline the offer.

One of my better decisions. :chuckle
We could have had an insider on the whole revision process.
We could have run all our revisions past you and you could have told us where we were being scammed and what we should do to get the best revision possible/really annoy the planner/create mayhem ........and you turned it down?
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Post by eastie »

We have one who helped do the revision at our office.
Needless to say he has a p1ss easy walk now and is 1st finished
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clashcityrocker wrote:
Straight4ward wrote: To be honest, I had the dubious honour of being approached about applying for the role, by my DOM.
It took me rather less time than it takes Usain Bolt to run the 100 metres to decline the offer.

One of my better decisions. :chuckle
We could have had an insider on the whole revision process.
We could have run all our revisions past you and you could have told us where we were being scammed and what we should do to get the best revision possible/really annoy the planner/create mayhem ........and you turned it down?
Yes, oddly enough.
Perhaps it was the thought of a hundred thousand, or so, irate posties coming after me or what job do you have when the revision's process is finished?
Rather someone else than me, I figured.
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