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This DSP is the worst. You can dedicate years to the job and it means nothing to them. They treat you like your less than human. One mistake, even if you are brand new, and you'll be suspended or fired. They tell you the routes are designed to be done within a ten hour window but in reality you have only 7 to 6 hours or less to complete your route. They have unrealistic expectations for the large amount of work they give you daily. You have no time for any of your legal breaks but they claim your allowed to take them even though it will hurt your time on the road. They also claim to offer 40 hours a week to the new hires but In reality they will only allow a max of 36 hours a week, they rather you make less than that to keep money in their own pockets. Bonuses for scoring high (fantastic plus) on the company score card for the entire DSP are never paid, no holiday raffles like other DSPs, and promises of compensation for coming in during bad weather are never paid like the freeze we just had this year. Every day is full of negative comments and threats to your job... Do not work for this "company"

Interview with the company, moved on to the next step, onsite interview. There instructions you have to follow at the time of your onsite interview is to drive around to the back of the building mind you it’s an Amazon faculty. There multiple door and also multiple way to properly identify which door they want us to park or arrive at. Then they also say call when you’re outside to have dispatch let you in. Calls dispatch which is a disconnected number. Just by this experience you can tell the company has no structure, with no structural employees/ policies. After I noticed the lack of responsibility from the company I walked out of the interview. I’m sure they wonder why they have lousy employees and it’s because they’re a lousy company. I’m surprised they’re still contracted with Amazon. 

I really enjoyed working for amazon and seeing people in person happily receiving their orders. However, this branches management is quite poor. They send out vans that they know have major faults. (Bay doors that wont open resulting in the driver having to climb over all their packages, missing mirrors, cracked windows, and more.)They don’t care much about the employee. Just their numbers and how well they’re doing to keep the company as a whole out of the negative spotlight.

this was one of the worst dsp i've ever worked for. But the dispatch crew is the best.

If you join this company just know the term appreciation doesn't exist. Some advice will be do the job assigned to you in a timely manner nothing extra. Don't stay with company too long, have a reasonable $$ goal before leaving. The goal is stay away from management's view, so do the work and follow the rules. Don't take any new role if your pay doesn't increase. STAY MONEY FOCUSED. Good luck

You can expect to be seen and treated as a number… managers will say you are suspended for driving infractions than the next day say they need you. The vans they have broken and tell you not to report anything to amazon.  As a package handling job, they seem to take a militant approach when they could chill out. Its not that serious. Overall compared to other dsp’s a solid 3-4.5/10 lots of room for improvement. 

your day includes 10 hr days delivering packages for amazon no more than 40 pounds per box. it's a very high volume of physical activity. it is a great company to work as well they do work with your schedule and do give you help with loading and make sure your road safety is first priority

Just another person to deliver. Management does not care about the work load, family obligations or security of drivers. Find another DSP to work for. Management is very friendly and accepting in the start of your employment then if you speak up for yourself, you are threatened with loosing shifts and literally taken down to one day a week on schedule.

This is by far the worst company to work for, Dispatchers hound you about getting packages out when your trying your best, they tell team members to let the people they know theyre rescuing they need to pick up the pace when they are trying, breaks never taking or they will complain about us being behind. They make you feel little....no encouragement. 

These folks is so disorganized and discombobulated. They don’t communicate at all and it’s all a popularity contest. They have favorites and barely help you with any concerns or questions you may have. HR is a joke. Some drivers are 2 face so stay to yourself or they will out you for any reason even though they gain nothing. SMH would not go back.

This is by far the worst company I worked for. I highly recommend working for any other company. They don’t appreciate you and you are just another sheep for them. Vehicles are mostly damaged and have serious safety concerns. If you tell them the vehicle is not fit to drive, they simply ask you to go home(which means you lose a shift). Are you serious? 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 38 salaries reported	$21.59 per hour
Van driver 1 salary reported	$20.25 per hour
Logistics associate 8 salaries reported	$19.42 per hour
Route driver 1 salary reported	$21.75 per hour
Delivery helper 5 salaries reported	$18.00 per hour

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