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Unfortunately, a company making deliveries won't necessarily need an expert at orientation once GPS is reliably available.
by itishappy 2y ago
Unfortunately, a company making deliveries won't necessarily need an expert at orientation once GPS is reliably available.
- f1shy 2y agoNeither needed they before. Just needed people who could drive to the destination. The ones who can without GPS, will be very much capable to work with it, and when the nav app. goes crazy for whatever reason, they will be still making useful work for the company. Even everyday routes, when they know better, because of experience. So those who can w/o will be more valuable. Anyway, like any analogy, it has its limits, and trying to base the whole discussion in that analogy is not productive
- itishappy 2y agoSounds good in theory, but is that really true in practice? Are there delivery companies paying premiums today for drivers with demonstrable orienteering skills?