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Old 08-11-2014, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Orioles1954 View Post
There is also that human error factory. Slabbing tens of thousands of cards a day, I guess everything starts to run together?
Probably so. I recall a friend of mine many years ago went to work for UPS and he had to sort out packages for various destinations. He told me that management would intentionally put in one or two packages that did not belong on a given truck to see of the sorter would catch them. My friend told me that it definitely sharpened his awareness and reduced mistakes.
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