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3 Sons Logistics

In theory it’s easy but because of the quantity and long hours of repetitive grind on your joints it’s hard on your body even though I took really good care of myself to do this job.  
The frustrating part is that Amazon sets a crazy amount of variables they monitor, measure and score you on. Their algorithms will give you mental disorder bc they want a lot of hard work done really fast for hours and hours.  I ran all day and skipped meals- and didn’t drink so I wouldn’t have to go to the bathroom so I could get done in the hours they want it done.  And then usually get a score but sometimes a bad score bc I had “hard acceleration” from trying to get out of a tricky intersection without getting hit…or something similar.  Amazon needs to go do this job a while before setting up their parameters. 
I loved working but couldn’t keep it up.  
The managers here have to try to get the drivers to get their job done and do it within the scoring system that Amazon has created. 
The job isn’t for everyone but it is great for some. 

(I should mention I used to work for this DSP and it’s not my first time working for Amazon)
One word: Micromanagement 
The job itself is alright but be prepared to work long hours and never have any room or organization in your van. Gal, one of the managers, makes sure you know that you’re just a number and will fire you without hesitation(warm welcome). There’s cameras in every van that flags you for anything(speeding, acceleration, hard braking, not making complete stops at stop signs). Amazon gives you an insane amount of packages and wants you to deliver them fast but implements all these rules and regulations that prevent you from going fast. I was fired for having too many violations(3 of them being out of my control) and was then threatened on the phone (by Gal) if I filed for unemployment. For the love of God, stay away from this company 


They hire you and tell you it’s 5 days a week 9 hr guarantee only to find out once you start working that there’s over 40 drivers and only 20 routes available. During slow season you can do your job perfectly for a month and then have 1 bad driving score or  1 bad customer feedback and they will take away your shift/shifts. But yet during busy season you will keep your shifts regardless of what you do because thats when it’s convenient for them to have you work. Terribly ran, zero communication, and management is basically unavailable. You can go whole weeks without working. If you have kids and bills and responsibilities please don’t even waste your time. 

Management and dispatch constantly push us to rush through routes, even when there’s plenty of time to deliver safely. You’re expected to run between stops, skip breaks, and overexert yourself just to finish early so they can assign you more work without increasing pay. The pressure to move faster never stops, and if you slow down or try to follow a safer pace, they threaten to cut your hours or your schedule. It feels like they care more about squeezing out extra productivity than the well-being of drivers, and if you can’t keep up with that unrealistic pace, they’ll replace you quickly despite always claiming they need workers.

The job it self is really easy , But the management there ( Gal Sharaby ) Is a piece of work. All this DSP cares about is bonuses. They will micro-manage you every single day. If you are looking for a full time job this might not be it , there will be days where you will get sent home for no reason because they don't have enough routes (happens a lot). This DSP plays with peoples money , Sometimes you might not even get pay for a week due to the fact they can't keep their finances in check. 

Got paid everything. Training and shifts. They tell you to work around a system that is highly dependable on traffic situations. Always micro managed by cameras. Trucks/Vans aren’t not 100% working properly. Management/Co-Worker will make you feel like your job is easy when you start. People get paid the same amount of $ till around 3/6 month period depending on how fast you hustle. 

Poor communication and inconsistent scheduling. Despite availability, I felt pushed aside and not treated equally, including concerns tied to ethnicity and religion. Charles was the only decent, professional and respectful dispatcher there. Unfortunately he was only a dispatcher. 

Will not tell you if you have work. If you show up to work like you are supposed to, they will send you home if you have no route and you don’t get paid for that day. They give routes to their favorites. Overall a horrible company. Do not waste your time and gas.

I was hired and completed training which I was not paid for; it's advertised that training is paid. Start date was pushed back and I was not contacted. Waste of time and energy especially when there are many other places where you can apply doing the same thing.

physical work but not overbearing. pretty good, do your route, finish early go home and get paid still. not rocket science delivering packages. just driving and delivering 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 7 salaries reported	$22.84 per hour
Van driver 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Massage therapist 2 salaries reported	$62,500 per year
Personal assistant to ceo 1 salary reported	$24.50 per hour
Logistics manager 1 salary reported	$22.00 per hour

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