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    ult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in

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    What IS an OODA loop?John R. Boyd was a U.S. Air Force fighter pilot active during the 1950's. In the 1970's he helped design the F-16 and then went on to promote a concept called the OODA loop.Running a post office is no easy chore and many times there is a line. Customers waiting in line obviously believe that if they have to wait too long that the customer service is no good. They equate their time being wasted to poor service. It is not difficult to run a post office, but it is difficult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in

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    omers waiting in line obviously believe that if they have to wait too long that the customer service is no good. They equate their time being wasted to poor service. It is not difficult to run a post office, but it is difficult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in

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    that the customer service is no good. They equate their time being wasted to poor service. It is not difficult to run a post office, but it is difficult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in

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    to poor service. It is not difficult to run a post office, but it is difficult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in

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    ult to staff the front office.

    This is because the customers come in spurts and there are mandatory breaks for the employees. Additionally many people go to the post office during their lunch break and that is the exact same time there are fewer front desk helpers at the post office working.

    Problems are compounded during the Christmas rush. Most of the post

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