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The ad for the job says you will be working 1 weekend day and 3 weekdays for a 4 day workweek...BS!! When you finally start, they put you on the schedule for however many days they want, most often it is 6 days a week. So they are lying to you from the very beginning. They choose your day or days off, that’s if you even get another day off. When you tell them you need off to go to the doctor or because you’re not feeling well, they catch attitudes and try to make you feel like your not supposed to be off ever meanwhile most of us are working 6 days a week. I asked for a specific days off to tend to my kids and they will tell you, we will see and then forget that you asked and then you check the schedule and your on the schedule for the same days you told them you needed off. Oh and by the way, they have me working both weekend days but when I was hired I was told I’d be working 1. They are a bunch of liars. They lose drivers almost everyday and it’s not because of the job, it’s because of them. They don’t respect you or your family time. They want you to give all of your time to this job but yet they have set schedules for themselves. Bunch of liars! The vans are in poor conditions. My first week on the road my van broke down and they had to come rescue me. We can properly do the job because of the conditions of these vans. Sometimes the heat doesn’t work but we working in cold weather. How am I supposed to warm up ever if my heat doesn’t work at all. But yet they tell you to just keep delivering. I haven’t seen any bonuses that were promised to me upon interviewing. They try and be slick and make ur check look like there is a bonus up there but it’s ur pay. I got hired at 17 p/h but on the paystub it’s says 16 p/h and then at that bottom there is a bonus for 1 dollar an hour. Like wth. That’s the 17 p/h you hired me for. Don’t try and make it look like I’m getting a bonus when I’m not. They do pay for overtime etc but that’s because it’s mandatory by the state and would be illegal not to. They have us working all day long and I’m usually not done with my route until after 5 and we signin to work at 7:15 so that’s a 10 hour day already. They send rescues to you to help you and make you feel like your not keeping up with the pace but will give you 180 stops and 300 packages to deliver in 6 and a half hours. The day goes like this, we get to the jobsite by 7:15. We then load our vans into the warehouse usually at 8. We have 15 mins to load all them boxes and bins full of packages in faulty vehicles and almost always need gas. We go get gas and usually don’t finish that until 8:45-9. Then we drive to our delivery destination which is usually 30 mins away. So we not starting every morning until around 930. 30 min unpaid lunch and they expect us back by 5:15 and we’re supposed to get 2 15 min paid breaks but most don’t take it because we just want to get rid of all the packages we have. How can you expect every driver to go through all of that in such a short amount of time and they don’t care if you complain. These Amazon delivery service partner companies are all terrible. It’s an easy startup company and most get way in over there head and start cutting costs which effects the drivers. We don’t have uniforms, no Amazon vests or anything. Just a regular orange vest that doesn’t have any words on it and we dress however we want. Most of us dress like bums and if I was a customer and see me comin into my yard dress like that with no official Amazon vest or anything, I’d be concerned. Our vans don’t say Amazon or anything so you don’t even know we are deliver Amazon packages. This company is by far the worst and the Boss does nothing but make himself available to yell at us about nothing. NO CALL OUTS, EVERYBODY BETTER DELIVER ALL OF THE PACKAGES OR ELSE, DONT DO THIS, DONT DO THAT. But reach out to him with a concern about the job itself and how your being treated or anything and he doesn’t respond to you at all. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. The dispatchers look unprofessional and come to work in pajamas, the boss disrespects you and there is no room to grow or anything. They tell you you can move up but that never happens. No paid days off ever. You can’t build up time, they don’t pay for holidays and I kno some holidays are mandatory to pay for whether we work it or not like Labor Day and Christmas but they do not. I’ve spoken to other drivers and they are miserable but need the money so they stay. The job is easy to get so some have a hard time finding other jobs because of their backgrounds. Do urself a favor and stay away from this place. 

This company has a toxic culture of just turning over employees.  In 6 months working there practically half of the drivers were terminated and/or quit, resulting in a constant flow of new drivers.  Management doesn't care about employees at all, they bow down to the gods of Amazon and push everything off on them, nothing is ever the fault of Inzone.  

You should also realize while you technically work for Inzone, you really work for Amazon, as they dictate every little detail of your workday, on a micro-management level with their netradyne cameras.  They don't provide a device for you to work with, insisting you use your own phone (but they dont reimburse you, and if you don't have unlimited data, thats going to hurt).

Even the station dispatchers were horrible at their jobs, usually watching a movie and couldn't be bothered, or on the phone with their friends and family.  Very little help when on the road or even at the warehouse.  Not sure what they did other than watch you come and go (and half the time they were gone by the time you got back).  

Delivering packages shouldnt be this difficult, or aggravating, yet this companys culture makes it so..

This company is extremely unorganized and have no respect for their workers, the turn over employment rate is extremely high to the point that they are hiring new workers EVERY WEEK! and there are many reasons for that. They tell you one thing and then go and do the opposite. They'll put you on schedule, you'll show up and sometimes they don't have a route for you....so then why'd you put me on schedule?.The vans are in TERRIBLE condition....ripped seats, some with none working back up cameras, dents, ripped siding, most of the vans have low tire pressure and you'll have to fill it up with your own money......some vans have had the same issues for MONTHS!!!!. You are NOT PAID overtime on national holidays, forced to work weekends, If you call out of work because you are sick or have an emergency etc...they cut you're days working....If you try to voice your opinion on something theyll shut you down or threaten your employment.....this is NOT a company you want to work for

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working with others and making money

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Constantly being threatened with being fired. Supervisor shows favoritism to to particular drivers

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Lots of pressure to get good score cards but get nothing extra for your effort and getting good score cards for the supervisor for his bonus rewards. Drivers get nothing extra but hot air blown up you know where

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Delivering packages to homes and businesses throughout Long Island and Queens

I did the amxl, delivering pkgs between 50-300 lbs 
The management is very individual dependent.  Some are good a few are terrible 
Everyday you have a new partner which  kinda makes things more difficult.   They often refuse to pay us sick/personal days. To get in the company health insurance is a hassle, and theres rase.   19.00 an hour and about 35k a year.  Its good to start see if you the delivery business and move on to other jobs.  Out of all the delivery companies ( ups, usps, dhl, fedex,) amazon pays the least.  Ohh yea they also dont always pay all your hours.  KEEP TRACK! 

worked for them since 2019 and noticed a lot in the job culture, was a van and truck delivery driver, and throughout the work day is straight forward, not a lot to learn or advance after the 1st month of training/working, people/work crew are cool, management is too vague at times and favoritism to the highest degree, the hardest part of the job: having to deal with treadmill type of days, the most enjoyable part of the job, quitting while my sanity is still pure and full of better alternatives to look towards :)

on a plus side though if you want to learn basic van/truck driving skills and travel around cities delivering packages, then this job is good for you

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company is joke and will be out of business soon 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Show up to work and they send some of us home cause they don’t have enough routes for the drivers they hired 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It’s a complete joke…managers are irresponsible the vehicles used for work need maintenance yet they still make us take them out regardless risking our lives 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A total waste of time …cause I show up to work and I get sent home cause they don’t have no work for me or the others

The job itself can be tough some days , especially during bad weather and holidays . Overall , it’s not as complicated once I got used to the technology and trouble shooting . Hours vary , some weeks volume was light , other it was really heavy . Expect to work at least 10 hours a day and deliver a minimum of 200 packages . Management is incredible , probably the best part of the job . If you need money and can hussle , there is money to be made . Def not a job you can callout from or be late , I have seen people get fired right away .

If your not used to running/speed walking up to 5-6 hours a day this isn’t the job fir you. Just like any other Amazon job they work you too hard. The amount of packages you deliver a day is outrageous and they expect you to deliver up to 200 stops within this 5-6 hour period. They claim you have up to 10 hours to complete your route but that’s not true if you don’t finish between that 5-6 hour period they send a rescue and complain about your speed. You don’t actually make 40 hours a week unless they offer you overtime.. not with the stress.

Takes couple of weeks to get the hang of things. The company itself is great, Amazon on the other hand needs to improve. Love the manager and dispatchers, they can be pain in the butts but thats only because they care. There are many ways to make money, the company has different business lines. If you are quick and come to work, the manager will give you additional days or the opportunity to participate in other business's that pay out differently or higher. I think the management can do a better job with explaining to people the different business opportunities.

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