delivery driver

4XH Logistics LLC

They hire way too many DAs & assign too few routes, so your wage is pretty much determine by chance instead of how much work you put in & how well you do it. If you don’t have a route, there’s a chance for a “reduction route”, which can either be a 20 package route or a +160 package route & scan all packages individually. And again that’s by chance too. Then Amazon gets mad at you if you fall behind on those routes. Reduction where??? They volun-tell you for step van applications & never sign you up for training. Rescues & sweeps are mandatory when you finish your own route, yet they always say “rescues should not have to be sent out. Sweeps differ from rescues”. That sentence alone is redundant. They also assign step van routes (300+ packages) in ProMaster/Transit vans- that’s like sending a dog to do a horse’s job. No space at all to organize & packages falling. Yet they expect everyone to be ahead of schedule. Some of the vans are literal death traps. So it’s either work like crazy or get help at the end of your route & get in trouble for it. Whenever the owners came, they were always in a salty attitude. During the stand up meetings, they always say they’re gonna fire the ones who underperform & have weekly hiring events… not really encouraging to hear that they’re willing to fire people real quick like that. Not to mention, they talk a lot about how they should be the ultimate DSP by following Amazon’s rules to a T, yet all employees of a DSP aren’t employed by Amazon?

You’re your own boss w/o having someone breathe down your neck or micro manage you ask day long. Just you, the road, the packages, your own company vehicle, and the customer’s packages. 
Just follow the rules & procedures and one is set for along time. If you don’t like to driver and get in a good daily workout, then maybe the inside warehouse job is better for you instead. 
Good organizational methods, and being a reliable team player who uses safe practices are key elements to this job. Technique before Speed. 
Safety First, Always. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Work day is solo after load out until return. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Unrealistic time expectations. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Negative. Most drivers complain about management and working conditions. Management treats drivers as tools with little compassion. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Daily stand up, wait for load out at dock, load truck, deliver for about 6-7 hours, return. You’re told breaks and lunch are mandatory, but taking them typically puts you behind schedule. Breaks have to be taken on the route as they include drive time. On some of the rural routes, you literally cannot drive to and from a restroom in 15 minutes.

I've been working at 4XH for a couple of months now. The job is pretty straight forward. Deliver packages and take pictures of said packages. The job can and will get stressful at times. Especially around the Holidays and Prime. I'm talking anywhere between 400 to 600 packages. Learning to organize your van is the most important thing when it comes to this job. This company has no issue with replacing and/or firing you if your metrics are constantly down, and manangement will let you know constantly that they have no problem letting people go,however I met some really awesome people while working here. Of course after the holidays end,  hours can get sporadic.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Fast paced , Good money, and a Workout 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The job conditions are  poor. the company does not make you feel a sense of belonging. You are replaceable. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
the environment feels hopeless. As long you are doing well they want you but of you start doing bad it's pretty much down hill. The managers make you feel pressured 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Working with endless amounts of packages,  and weird delivery locations. no breaks and a paid for lunch

A place where you can feel as your own boss while driving , getting driver experience on the road . Management is here to listen an show's great appreciation for those who give it their all in a days work. Environment where we find time to help as a team , but strive to be a family .It will get stressful , an overwhelming at times , but you can always get the answers or help you need most definitely. The most enjoyable part for me about my job would be is that it fits well with my lifestyle as a single father . It gives me a sense of balance . 

I give it 2 stars because of the coworkers if not it would be a 1 star review. Workload is not manageable unless you run.  Management always defers questions to HR, then you never hear from HR. “Infractions” are easily given for the most minimal things.  They tell you when to take your breaks and if you dont take them you get written up.  The hard working drivers always get extra work because of slackers who work slow.  Management cares more about the packages being delivered than your well being.  

Very on the go and busy, 9 out of 10. There is always room for learning and and endless amount of training and help. Management for me in my opinion is half and half, like half wants to help to succeed and the other half is just there going thru the motions. (Just my opinion). Employees and all very friendly and easy to talk to. The hardest part of the job is working conditions and expectations. The most enjoyable part of the job is the customers that thank you and show their appreciation.


Other than the morning, you're gonna be by yourself most of the day. Once you get loaded up, you just follow the app and deliver all of your packages. During the holidays your gonna get a lot of packages, and if other people cant complete their route than you'll have to go help out when your done with yours. Other than that its a pretty simple job, management does a good job in rewarding everyone with prizes or food.

It’s all great at the start but if you make one mistake without warning they’ll terminate you no phone call no text nothing but a email I loved this job then today I find out from a coworker that they removed me from the chat without telling me anything, found out from dispatch that HR sent me a email and from the situation that happened I never got a warning or anything 

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