Originally Posted by
AMMO
Is there any chance that UPS will relax or get rid of their current nepotism rules in the near future?
Why are they the last to hang on to this, and how does it benefit the company?
All you have to do is look at old-school management practices, e.g., those that were popular in the 1950's, to get your answer. That would correlate to roughly the last time that UPS updated their management practices.
Time-management (taken to extremes), anti-neptism, management through intimidation, promotion exclusively from within (even when better talent from the outside can be had), abhorrence of "new" ideas, etc...
Rumor has it that in a couple of decades they will be updating to 1980's style management, but nobody here is holding their breath.