Portable Automotive GPS System
My cousin told me that they are now using GPS for field service. Does anyone know if they can store more info on people and use them for the wrong reasons?
Will automotive GPS systems make field service easier ?
by RULES & REGULATIONS 11 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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RULES & REGULATIONS
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stillajwexelder
Our CO thinks so!! seriously
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Gopher
The WT Society will find something they don't like about this technology, just like they do with any other innovation. And they will then print something negative about it in the Kingdom Ministry or in the members-only Watchtower magazine.
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Honesty
Anything would be an improvement over those Territory Maps that were C&P'd from 10 year old county maps.
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JK666
GPS would make field service more efficient. That is NOT what pioneers and the R&F want. They would rather spend most of their time driving around aimlessly to their calls, taking the least direct route. The only time a direct route is preferred, is when they are going on break.
JK
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JK666
Maybe they could specially rebadge a GPS for JW's. Instead of 'Tom Tom,' they could name it 'Dumb Dumb.'
JK
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stillajwexelder
GPS would make field service more efficient. That is NOT what pioneers and the R&F want. They would rather spend most of their time driving around aimlessly to their calls, taking the least direct route. The only time a direct route is preferred, is when they are going on break.
VERY TRUE - never thought about that
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horrible life
What if Brooklyn issues one to each pioneer, that way they can track them, make sure they are really in "service" and not on breaks. This would be a way that their time would be turned in.
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carla
Can it put big red x's on do not calls? If so, how do I sign up?
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Elsewhere
If GPS is used, its sole purpose will be to find the longest possible path between all of the different destinations ensuring the greatest Field ServiceTime to Call ratio possible.