Ronald Williams, Jr. is a native New Yorker. He is a federal employee with more than twenty-five years of combined federal service. He served America honorably as a member of the Multinational Peacekeeping Force in Beirut, Lebanon, and at the tip of the spear in Operation Desert Shield turned Desert Storm. He believes people shouldn’t just talk about change; they should be about it. This is the story of his own trials and tribulations behind the scenes of the postal service in a processing and distribution center. Deep Inside LiteBlue is about appreciating technology and unleashing that strong human element attached to it.
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to enlighten the masses about efficiency in business practices,
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For every job there is room to improve work conditions. For every job there are several co-workers who will complain but never do a thing, to that one who speaks up and makes things better...or not. At the very least, they have tried. One of the most important jobs in America, in my mind anyway, is the United States Postal Service. In Ronald Williams, Jr.'s book, "Deep Inside LiteBlue," he discusses the inside scene of the USPS, and the typical challenges that are dealt with. Many of these things are just as readily occurring in nearly any job you could think of. Williams' experience is more relatable than you might imagine.Have you ever wondered what that letter you stick a stamp on goes through before it reaches your mother's hands some 300 miles away? The next time you complain about another first class stamp price hike, take a moment to consider the travel costs of your letter. What has to happen to ensure delivery? A whole lot of shaking in going on. "Deep Inside LiteBlue" explains the inner workings of the USPS: the technology, the people, the supervisors, the trays per minute processing, the mandatory holiday work. Then he goes into the progress he's seen in overcoming problems along the way. He looks at morality building, lack of understanding of the system by supervisors, problems on the line, overtime, sick time, wasted time. Many of the situations he speaks of are happening in all kinds of business and there is the true purpose of this book...to enlighten the masses about efficiency in business practices. So what exactly is the LiteBlue? The heart of the matter: the people of the USPS. Williams comes from a job which we all rely on. He is an interesting guy working an interesting and vital job. His book speaks in an every man voice, encouraging others to stand up for what is needed in the workplace.
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Inside View,
By Nardsbaby "Connoisseur of the written word™" (Westside Chi-town, IL United States) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE)
This review is from: Deep Inside LiteBlue (Paperback)
Ronald Williams Jr. finds the courage to share details about working in the USPS.Personally, I think, Deep Inside LiteBlue would probably be more enjoyable for an employee, but it does make for an interesting read that makes you wonder with the lackluster zeal described, could the USPS eventually become obsolete?
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Bassackwards,
By OOSA Online Book Club "O.O.S.A. Gets It Read!" (World Wide Web, USA) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE)
This review is from: Deep Inside LiteBlue (Paperback)
Deep Inside LiteBlue is the inside stuff for people who know nothing about what goes on behind the scenes in the operating postal world.Ronald Williams probes into the reasons why the USPS doesn't work and how it could work better with teamwork, determination and an effort from everyone. I'm actually a Sales and Service Associate for the USPS and I agree with the truths that he candidly speaks on. It's good to know that Ronald was brave enough to speak the truth and to let me know that I am not alone in this struggle. Because I'm an employee, Deep Inside LiteBlue is probably more of a realistic read seeing that I know the ins and outs. I would recommend this read to all postal workers. Reviewed by: Peaches USPS worker
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