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Commitment Logistics LLC

A Mother's Joy: Loving My Role as an Amazon Delivery Driver

As a mother, finding a job that fits my life and allows me to provide for my family has been essential, and I’m thrilled to share how happy I am working at Commitment Logistics. This role has exceeded my expectations in so many ways!
 The sense of community among my fellow drivers is fantastic. We share tips, laugh together, and support one another on our routes. It truly feels like a family environment, which makes the job even more enjoyable. Knowing I have colleagues who understand the challenges of balancing work and family life is incredibly reassuring.
 The management team is genuinely caring and approachable. They prioritize our well-being and are always ready to listen to our concerns. This level of support fosters a positive atmosphere, making me feel valued as both an employee and a mother.
 I love that my job keeps me active! Being on the move throughout the day helps me stay fit and energized. It’s refreshing to work outdoors, and I appreciate the opportunity to enjoy fresh air while delivering packages.
  There’s something incredibly fulfilling about being a delivery driver. Knowing that I’m helping families in my community receive their packages brings me joy. Each delivery feels like a small contribution to making someone’s day a little brighter.
 I am genuinely happy working at Commitment Logistics. The supportive team, understanding management, active lifestyle, and meaningful work make this job a perfect fit for me as a mother. I feel grateful every day to be part of a company that values its employees and allows me to thrive both at work and at home!

Good people, but a dead end job (All Amazon DSP’s are though, so they weren’t deceitful at all just how this job is). Management always worked with you when it came to taking time off.  Like most entry level work, working harder will reward you with more work. You’re paid a low hourly wage, treat it as such. They had people damaging vans weekly, sometimes upwards of 10-20k in damages.  People getting stuck or damaging other peoples property were a common occurrence. That being said, understand the bar is extremely low here.  If you have a pulse and common sense you’ll do ok. 

You’ll get the same route(s) over time. Use it to network with the residents especially on the weekends when they are outside doing projects, opportunities will arise from them. You only work 4 days a week, use the other 3 days to invest in your next move. 

The software Amazon uses will increase the amount of stops/packages/locations that you get when you complete your route earlier than the 10 hour block.  The DSP does NOT increase your stop count so you can’t blame it on anyone but yourself.  

Took the job upon moving to Tennessee and it bridged the gap to working for myself which everyone should do in the state of Tennessee where wages are lackluster at best.  Atleast you’ve got access to health insurance and 401k %3 percent match.  

Good luck to anyone reading this,  just show up to work on time and finish your route.  It’s that simple 



Very active yet rewarding job. An average work day is on the longer side but it goes by fast because of the nature of the job. I learned how to improve my time management skills, defensive driving, and overall physical well being by walking so much. Management will definitely work with you as long as you’re transparent. They’re understanding and accommodating, which promotes a great work culture because Commitment is one of the few DSPs that I have worked at where all the drivers seem to really care about their job. Personally, the hardest part of the job is keeping my habits healthy so the physicality of it doesn’t affect other parts of my life. For me, the most enjoyable part of the job is driving and seeing new places. Every day is different even if you have the same route. 

I worked for them for like 2 months. Trading was two days and it’s like 25-30 videos that you watch and won’t remember at all. Then at the end you have two exams you have to pass with an 80%. Then you get thrown into a van and told to drive the practice course. After that your DSP or whatever will throw you in a fan your first day and “train” you and it’s nothing. It’s a joke, the trainer doesn’t train…he’s just there to get money and get the job done. Management is funny, one person just sits and barks orders and then other will help but sometimes it doesn’t seem like they want the job. The owner/manager is a nice guy and will do whatever it takes to help you but doesn’t realize his dispatchers could do better at helping his employees. This could be a really good place to work if the management would take the time to listen to employees and maybe find out why people are leaving.

It has been awesome working for COMT. 
Management has been fantastic, Tonya the Ops manager has been super flexible with my schedule and seeing my kids. The owner has been more than far, raises, and plenty of gifts throughout the season, TVS, fitbits, grills, tablets and much more. I can confidently say that I am a valued part of Commitment Logistics. 
The job is pretty strait forward, 9:20 grab my van and head into the station, grab my packages and start my day. I really enjoy this job becuase I have lost 100lbs and physically active every day I work. 
A lot of overtime, especially around Prime and holidays! 
This job is not for everyone, however if you want a flexible, enjoyable, encouraging management team. Apply here! 


I started this job a broken man reeling from some rather foundational life changes. Through hard work and dedication and the support of the incredible team here, I have learned more than I could have dreamed from a delivery job, and I have grown more from this position than any job I've held previously. I would wholeheartedly recommend this job, and more specifically this company, to anyone seeking a good challenge, and a fantastic atmosphere to bloom. 

I’ve really enjoyed my time working with this Amazon DSP. For an entry-level job, the pay is actually quite good, and the work is straightforward once you get the hang of the routes. The team is supportive, and management is generally understanding when it comes to scheduling and time off.

The job can be physically demanding, especially during peak seasons, but if you don’t mind staying active and being on your feet, it’s a solid way to earn a steady paycheck. The vans are well-maintained, and training was thorough enough to make me feel confident on the road.

Overall, it’s a great stepping stone if you’re looking for consistent work and decent pay in a fast-paced environment.



It’s hard work I learned that if you asked for help that they will give you as much extra help as you need management is amazing the workplace was good, nice friendly clean the hardest part of the job is loading the packages and running them to the doors and the most enjoyable part of the job Was meeting new people every day .

I worked for commitment logistics for about a year. Management understands we are human and does everything they can to help us succeed. They work with us individually on scheduling, routes, and work life balance. Management defends their employees from Amazon when and where needed for good reason. I also never had to worry about job security. I would recommend anyone who is interested in delivering with Amazon to start here as you will be welcomed into a great company with amazing culture and leadership. There was never a bad day with commitment logistics and it has honestly been one of the best jobs I have held 

Working with Commitment has been nothing short of breathing a sigh of relief after working for another DSP for over 2 years. The owner is a wonderful leader with a great management team that are capable of balancing a level of professionalism with a compassion for the humanity of their employees. We’re all human and they understand that. That being said, there is a high standard that we are encouraged to strive towards. If you’re the kind of person that cares about doing a good job and genuinely try your best, Commitment is a company that will work with you. 

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