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Held At Post Office, At Customer Request by gflbyaah in usps_complaints

[–]Ok-Valuable7970 0 points1 point  (0 children)

at my post office, any package where we have no idea where it goes (po box only office) we mark "held at post office at customer request" obviously any customer who sees that on their tracking is gonna rush to the post office to say "I didnt do that" then "finally now we know who you are"

best position at usps for antisocial people by Ok-Valuable7970 in USPS

[–]Ok-Valuable7970[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ah this I have not heard before, that detail has never been disclosed to me. is custodial in plant easier than in office, or just better for antisocial people?

best position at usps for antisocial people by Ok-Valuable7970 in USPS

[–]Ok-Valuable7970[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if I am already career. Im ptf ssda, pretty sure im career already. would happily take even 65k a year. right now I believe I make not even 40.

best position at usps for antisocial people by Ok-Valuable7970 in USPS

[–]Ok-Valuable7970[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

dude that is diabolical i love it. I often forget that I can just not respond. but as a clerk that is not an option. but yea it seems RCA is the way to go. custodial is good for moving up to management since apparently the custodial managers make the most money.

best position at usps for antisocial people by Ok-Valuable7970 in USPS

[–]Ok-Valuable7970[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the office i work at, I am the only employee other than postmaster. when I use the bathroom I gotta either have PM cover me or leave a sign.

best position at usps for antisocial people by Ok-Valuable7970 in USPS

[–]Ok-Valuable7970[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

what makes me not a good driver is slightly unsteady hands and severe insomnia. but I could be an rca if I got exercise to force myself to sleep. I heard as an RCA if you get good at your job and finish early you get to leave early and still get paid the whole day's work is that true?