delivery driver

logistics associate

coordinator

Kingship-Logistics

If you are able to show up for work on time each day,  follow directions given each day at your stand-up meeting, hustle during your shift, problem solve occasional delivery issues, drive safely and NOT damage company property or customer property, then this could be the job for you.
Each of these are important to your success.

I've seen some negative reviews here and I can honestly say that most are from people that did not want to do the things mentioned above.  Laziness, preoccupied with things outside of work, or just being careless are typically what get you into trouble.

The job isn't for everyone, but for me, its always rewarding at the end of my shift when I complete my route.  We get so much completed daily as a team and being a part of that team feels good.

Ownership and the management team care about their employees.  Many times I have seen assistance given outside of the normal work day.  Often its non-work-related.  

Benefits provided are outstanding!


Shifts were often 11-12 hours (sometimes longer) once you're finally off the road and leaving  the warehouse,  you’re expected to rescue other drivers that have fallen behind regardless of the time and how heavy your original route was, just because you’re scheduled does not mean you will get a route but you have to come in regardless just in case they need an extra so sometimes you get sent home, get sent to help someone or have to stay for a flex route and you are not allowed to clock in until whatever you’re doing that day is ready to be started so even though you have to be there at 9:20 there will be days they have you on a flex route and you have to wait until 1:30 to clock in, they don’t offer overtime most of the time just during peak. They will pull you off the road before you hit 40 hours. Management is understanding and flexible and the job is easy besides the physical demand. As long as you go into it knowing what to expect it’s not a bad job.

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company deserves a zero star rating.
The van's have major operational problems.
The owner doesn't have any respect for the workers, and speaks nasty to the driver's ect.
I do not recommend this company.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The company owner Sharee King speaks horribly disrespectful to employees.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Below average. The van's are not up to standards.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful. You have a certain amount of time to complete your route. They will also send you back home after reaching the location often.
You are not allowed to clock in. You are also taken off the clock and not given a 40 hour week as suggested.

The workplace culture at Kingship is that of one where you can come into work and know that you are respected and appreciated, you know that your ideals and input matters.  The management team and owners work hard and with you to make sure that any opportunities for your development and growth within the company and met head on.

They come together collectively as a team and come up with the decision which is going to be for the betterment of the team member, the management team and the owner.

Since I have been here, I see everything coming together and meshing together to make a successful team in order to make the company successful.

I have been with Kingship for almost a year now & I can honestly say this is the first job that feels more like a family/home as opposed to a job. From top to bottom, every driver to everyone in management including hiring managers, payroll etc. I have grown to love this  company not just for how much they care about their drivers but also the hard work and dedication and the commitment from the entire company is top tier. If you value morals, principles, and most importantly if you consider yourself a winner and someone who thrives wether they work independently or in a team, this is absolutely the right place to work. 

This is a great place to work with days starting at 9:20 and getting off no later than 8:30 most days. Management really cares about their employees and makes efforts to accommodate any and all requests. The hardest part would be weather and job expectations, but expectations are put in place so that the business runs efficiently. I enjoy the team aspect and family atmosphere we share at work. I have been here 6 years and have not had any problems with owners or management. They just want people to come in do their jobs and make it home to their families at the end of the day.

Some managers were cool, pay does not match labor. Application said "no rescues " unless peak or emergencies, rescues were done even when there wasn't an emergency. Doing what is right was prioritized over doing what is safe. I've myself was experienced in delivery driving and my staring rate was 18.50, which is not livable anymore in this day. Delivering 300 pkgs a day then finishing that and doing a rescue is not ok especially for 18.50 an hour.  Also terrible communication managers expect you to know what your doing wrong and fix it and punish you for not fixing it.


As Hiring Coordinator at Kingship Logistics LLC, I’ve had the privilege of watching a company flourish from the inside out. Our leadership is supportive and forward-thinking, empowering each department to succeed. The collaborative atmosphere makes daily operations smooth and fulfilling, and there’s a real sense of pride in the work we do—whether it’s onboarding new talent or streamlining logistics solutions. If you’re looking for a workplace that values growth, respect, and purpose-driven results, Kingship is a place where you’ll thrive.


You will not get nurseries 
the dispacters are told to treat you like second-class citizens,
they don't care bout you they think you are easily replaceable,
there are plenty of other dsps, pick any other. 

This is the most ridiculous company I have ever worked for. Communication is non existent until you are behind on your route then they want to call and rush you. There is no real training and you’re expected to do full routes right on your first day alone. No nursery routes are ever given and they expect you to have super powers. Got hired in March didn’t start till May then let go after a couple weeks. This company is a joke and needs to. It be in business

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