Best place to work in Oklahoma???

[GP51 Weidner's Bitch]

Yeah, this email was sent out today. Do we even need to comment?

Sent: Mon 4/3/2006 10:00 AM
To: #51AA Full Time Employees
Subject: Congratulations 51AA!



Congratulations everyone! We have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in the State of Oklahoma!



The Best Companies Group work with local partners to establish "Best Places to Work" and "Best Employer" programs in order to identify and recognize those companies in a defined geographical area who have been successful in creating and maintaining workplace excellence. As a result of the survey that you filled out and further supporting documentation, we have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma.

We will find out our exact ranking at a Gala for the Oklahoma Society of Human Resource Management in early May. We are excited to see where we stand compared to everyone else out there.



Congratulations and thank you for making us one of the Best Employers in Oklahoma!

Originally Posted by GP51 Weidner's Bitch

Yeah, this email was sent out today. Do we even need to comment?

Sent: Mon 4/3/2006 10:00 AM
To: #51AA Full Time Employees
Subject: Congratulations 51AA!



Congratulations everyone! We have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in the State of Oklahoma!



The Best Companies Group work with local partners to establish "Best Places to Work" and "Best Employer" programs in order to identify and recognize those companies in a defined geographical area who have been successful in creating and maintaining workplace excellence. As a result of the survey that you filled out and further supporting documentation, we have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma.

We will find out our exact ranking at a Gala for the Oklahoma Society of Human Resource Management in early May. We are excited to see where we stand compared to everyone else out there.



Congratulations and thank you for making us one of the Best Employers in Oklahoma!

Dude. Oklahoma must suck big time as a state.

[FailingEnterpriseAdmin]

Originally Posted by GP51 Weidner's Bitch

Yeah, this email was sent out today. Do we even need to comment?

Sent: Mon 4/3/2006 10:00 AM
To: #51AA Full Time Employees
Subject: Congratulations 51AA!



Congratulations everyone! We have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in the State of Oklahoma!



The Best Companies Group work with local partners to establish "Best Places to Work" and "Best Employer" programs in order to identify and recognize those companies in a defined geographical area who have been successful in creating and maintaining workplace excellence. As a result of the survey that you filled out and further supporting documentation, we have been selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Oklahoma.

We will find out our exact ranking at a Gala for the Oklahoma Society of Human Resource Management in early May. We are excited to see where we stand compared to everyone else out there.



Congratulations and thank you for making us one of the Best Employers in Oklahoma!

That's funny. The online community at Failing Enterprise has definitely selected Enterprise Rent-A-Car as one of the worst places to work in Oklahoma.

[playerchick]

wonder just how much Talley had to "donate" for this award

No Talley didn't donate anything. Most employees at ERAC are so scared of Managment they think the online survey is censored! I know thats crazy, but thats the mentality most employees have. As for me I gave the company some pretty lowe scores. I just answered honestly. Theres no way ERAC is one of the best places to work in Oklahoma, not with companies like ONEOK and Dollar Thrifty out there.

[GP51 Weidner's Bitch]

Originally Posted by claremore soldier

No Talley didn't donate anything. Most employees at ERAC are so scared of Managment they think the online survey is censored! I know thats crazy, but thats the mentality most employees have. As for me I gave the company some pretty lowe scores. I just answered honestly. Theres no way ERAC is one of the best places to work in Oklahoma, not with companies like ONEOK and Dollar Thrifty out there.

Dollar Thrifty?? OK...

I gave them low scores as well. I wasn't overly obnoxious about it, but at the same time, I was honest. And honest, in Enterprise's case, is not a good thing!

Dollar Thrifty was a joke. Even the ClareMore Soldier has a sence of humor!
Guess what everyone, a couple of nights ago The presidents wife of Vanguard
was elected Mayor of Tulsa! What a MISTAKE! A car rental companies wife making dicisions fot Tulsa? Bad choice, have'nt we learned anything from the CEO who run these companies? There all crooks!!!!!!!!!!!

[GP51 Weidner's Bitch]

Originally Posted by claremore soldier

Dollar Thrifty was a joke. Even the ClareMore Soldier has a sence of humor!
Guess what everyone, a couple of nights ago The presidents wife of Vanguard
was elected Mayor of Tulsa! What a MISTAKE! A car rental companies wife making dicisions fot Tulsa? Bad choice, have'nt we learned anything from the CEO who run these companies? There all crooks!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm not too sure you'd be able to compare our honarable Andy Taylor to the new mayor. HA! Actually, Vanguard seems to be pretty good about things. Their Emerald club, while somewhat pricey, lets you walk out there with minimal paperwork and actually CHOOSE the car you want to drive. When asked why Enterprise can't do something similar to that, the most common response from our upper management is some cocky answer like "Well, that's why they don't make money!" Uh-huh. And tell me...does the businessman that just came off a long flight and now just has to hop in the car of his choice and go straight to his hotel really care about how much money the rental car company just made? Didn't think so; it won't even cross his mind. However, this experience was so convenient (since nothing had to cross his mind and he didn't have to think about much, thus a seemless process) that next time he's making his car reservation with the same damn company.

But, maybe he should try Enterprise - he'll get his choice of a Kia Rio with 48,000 miles and a broken seatbelt or a new car stock grand am that is 25 miles away with no gas. But we provide the better service!!! That, Claremore soldier, is the joke!

I give you credit, worded nicely. But what about the response that the buisnessman is not getting his service personalized? That's also a common
theme from our upper managment. And how the hell are we going to sell "PAK" to this guy? Remember its all about sell, sell, sell!

I also agree that we need to start sending ALL our cars out with Full Tanks of gas! If I have to put one more customer in a car thats on 1/4 tank I'm going to cry.