delivery driver

courier

courier driver

MKS Courier LLC

You’re working for Amazon, if you never drove for them just know they watch everything you do and find everything possible to fire you. You are just a number to them…you will work long shifts, you will work a weekend day, you will be tired and overworked and you will feel like the money ain’t even worth it sooner rather than later.

Theres nowhere to advance to, it’s a job not a career. Even if you do “advance” you’ll work longer hours for maybe ONE extra dollar. 

Any work you finish early you’ll be rewarded with longer routes or going to rescue someone else, aka go do their work for free and let that person who’s lazy go home earlier. 

You’re never allowed to call out..sorry if you have a stomach virus they’ll act like you have the most important job in the world.

It’s best to treat this job as an in-between…go get your degree or find an apprenticeship and use this to fill a hole in the meantime. It’s really meaningless, repetitive work. Better than being in a warehouse..but just as tiring and even more draining mentally as you’re driving all day.

Constantly, this company is hiring, but I was not assigned any work after starting. After my first route (ride along), the next day I showed up, I was told there was not a route for me (and also a group of other people). At that point, you go home with no pay for that day and have wasted gas money. The following days, I was never assigned another route as you can see on the flex app. They explain your delivery speed and metrics are reasons why you’re not getting routes, but as you are starting, you take extra time to learn the job (hence why amazon assigns you nursery routes). This company is okay if you need a couple days of work (you get paid while onboarding), but you will not be assigned anymore work after your first/second week. I don't understand why they are hiring all these new employees if they don't have work for them and are just making them drive to the warehouse everyday to be sent home with no work or pay.

I learned within the first week that the dispatchers at this company prefer to assert their power over the drivers instead of helping them grow with the company.
They won’t send help on a difficult route, then write you up for coming back even five minutes late—regardless of traffic or construction delays.
If you make a single mistake while driving, you’ll lose all your hours for several days in a row, but you'll still be expected to show up every morning, only to find you have no route.
They hire people constantly, making you easily replaceable, but instead of firing you, they keep you around until you’re inevitably forced to quit.
The manager is terrible, offering no support when you try to escalate issues with dispatch, and the owner just smiles, offering no real value to the company.
My final straw was losing over a week of pay.
I strongly advise applying to any other DSP—these guys are horrible.



Treat drivers like children forcing us to play games at standup for bonuses. Routes are too far from the station. 3 hours driving on the TP every day instead of delivering. All the vans are totaled even though they have a shop right on sight. Literally no excuse for them not all to be perfect except ineptitude. Force you to take an hour of breaks a day “to control route size”. Definitely not because they’re too cheap to pay overtime to the people who go above and beyond constantly. No step vans, CDVs or EDVs. Just the tiny, worn out cargo vans full of trash and soaked in urine where everything’s broken. 

Keep a bottle handy with you in case you need a restroom unless you want to get a call from dispatchers saying youre behind.
Be prepared to do 180+ stops a day with 300+ packages.
Youll be told that they'll try to get you help on the route but it never happens.
They take care of who they want to take care of. 

They treat employees inhumáne their expectations to new employees are unreasonable and their cheap internet reception knocks their rabbit devices down and they expect you to use your device. They micromanage everything that you do through their apps and expect them on your personal device and their device. They monitor your driving through other apps. 

It’s okay good place for a SIMPLE job but you’ll average 25/30 stops an hour and they still won’t have “routes for you” when you out preform 90% of the other employees . And you’re over an hour away 90% of the time and they’ll ALWAYS ask for rescues , (which is bailing out other employees who basically suck and can’t complete their job) . All in all I’ll give it a 7/10 for a company . 

Very easy job, you load your van in the morning at the warehouse, then you deliver packages to customer doors.... simple . The packages are in color coordinated bags and the app will tell you where in which bag you should find the package. Each package have a label. You’ll can have close to 200 stops a day but if you just come to work to work you will be fine. 

It was stressful working for them, it isnt worth it. Owner is to self absorbed, doesn't allow the dispatchers HE hired do their job and expect nothing but 100% perfection when he gives and his team give the BARE MINIMUM of care to their employees. 

The only reason I decided to leave this job earlier than I expected is because the management was terrible. They would make you come all the way there and tell you that you’re not needed, and on top of that there are never enough routes for the people that work there overall. If your looking to be a delivery driver look elsewhere because this place isn’t worth the headache

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