Your pro land star postings would mean much more without the anti some other company comparisons.
I can completely understand being proud of where you work but as with any business promoting one is much more affective when done without demeaning another.
Stating the policies under we once operated is hardly demeaning to the company that established and enforced the policies.
I will admit, however, that our recent visit to Landstar opened old wounds regarding our former carrier. The striking contrast between the two companies placed old memories into stark relief.
It did not sit well with me at the time that we were prohibited from using our own truck to do a good deed for an Arrow driver who could have used a ride after being stranded at Christmas time. It still doesn't. As stated in my original post, things do not have to be the way they are at that carrier and my intent was to goad decision makers there to think about that.
Both before and after leaving that carrier, it is always the same when you sit with a group of FedEx Custom Critical drivers. You listen for a few minutes and then the stories start about the wrongs they have suffered and injustices that have been visited on them by the company.
In many cases, they are not actually wrongs or injustices but communications and respect is so low that many of the drivers cannot see it any other way.
Once again, FedEx Custom Critical decision makers, it does not have to be that way. Carriers much larger than you with security issues no less significant enjoy better relationships with their contractors. Why don't you?