Not that that really matters to them. If they refuse to give you orders over the QualCom system, then they are telling you to do somthing either illegal or against company policy. have not talked to any driver that was happy with how they are treated, even members of the Executive Council are dissatisfied. To all Covenant drivers, have been with this company for less than six months and in that time have learned how to them to pay detention time and how to effectively communicate with then.
If you are told to do somethig, make them tell you over that. If they refuse to give you orders over the QualCom system, then they are telling you to do somthing either illegal or against company policy. If they tell you that the customer does not pay dention pay, remind them that Covenant does. They are disinterested third party and they can provide you with very important documantation. Once message is sent through this system, it cannot be unsent or deleted.
First thing can say is to do as much of your communication with them over the qualquam. Not that that really matters to them. They are disinterested third party and they can provide you with very important documantation. If you are told to do somethig, make them tell you over that. If they do not, then they did not say word. If they tell you that the customer does not pay dention pay, remind them that Covenant does. QualCom is not operated by Covenant.
have not talked to any driver that was happy with how they are treated, even members of the Executive Council are dissatisfied. First thing can say is to do as much of your communication with them over the qualquam. Once message is sent through this system, it cannot be unsent or deleted. If you are told to do somethig, make them tell you over that. QualCom is not operated by Covenant. Not that that really matters to them. Guys and Ladies, cannot stress enough the importance of using that QualCom as much as possible.
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