delivery driver

tire technician

Maestros-Last-Mile-LLC

This job had to be the worst one I've ever worked at. The pay is too low for the amount of work they expect out of you. The owner of this DSP is rude and expects you to be working ALL the time. The scheduling is terrible unless you have a lot of seniority. The vans are run down and falling apart. Amazons routing system is frustrating, slow, and inefficient. The days are long and will get even longer when they send you to rescue someone. You start the day and will have no idea when you will be getting back. Most of the coworkers are nice and will help you while some other ones will yell at you for absolutely no reason. The only positive is that they would have snacks and water for you before loadout. My biggest message to anyone considering working here is to stay far away and find somewhere else that will treat you better. 

From the start, management did not care about providing proper training, and most of my coworkers were very rude and unhelpful. Instead of providing the training so I could properly do my job as a delivery driver and understand how I could be successful, I was ignored when I asked for training. A DSP can be a make-it-or-break-it while working for Amazon, and Maestros Last Mile's poor communication, bad morale, and rude and unhelpful management made my experience as a delivery driver terrible. I do not recommend this DSP.

What is the best part of working at the company?
When I stopped working for them 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything about Amazon stressful if you could get all the people that worked for them already he would have an army bigger than the army, the US and Canada put together have

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Corporate cultures are bad. This one is definitely the worst.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
They want you in and out of the truck 180 stops that’s 360 in and out your knees will definitely give out in 10 years even if you’re 20 years old

The company delivers more packages every week than the rest of the groups on site. They regularly take 1.5 to 2 times more work on a weekly basis. They also do not compensate you better for working more. The days end up being extremely long, and I was rarely home before 11 p.m. They say that you have the opportunity for bonuses, but they punish you for almost everything you do. If you get a mark due to driving, then you don’t receive a bonus and barely get enough to make it worth your time. 

About a couple months into working here I got injured while on the job due to not having the correct tools and when my workers como ended I was terminated with no explanation to this day. I was still expected to work while injured and I never got paid for the time they told me not to be at work from my injury even through workers comp. Don’t work here they don’t really care about their crew and employees all they care about is the money they make from you. The only good thing are the snacks but even towards the end they wanted to remove those from the employees. 

I worked at Maestros for a little over a year and loved it. I always found the managers helpful and willing to lend a hand anytime I had questions or needed help. The team is great and I enjoyed working with all of them. The 2 owners are family and I feel they always do everything they can to make the team part of the family as well. If I wasn't moving out of town, I would without a doubt still be with the Maestros family! I think they were as bummed as I was when I told them I was leaving. I'd go back in a heartbeat if I could. The snacks are awesome too 😃 

Overall great company to work for, its a Family business, its Physical work, but you can earn bonuses if you are a safe driver so no speeding or running stop signs or stop lights. They pay up to 10 hours no matter how many hours you work as long as you help out others. They also paid for my tuition up to $5,250 per year so I could get my online degree. 

The management staff was caring and helpful when both work and home life problems arose. They were Helpful and understanding. Family run business. My Reasons for leaving were personal. This was a great bunch of people both management and co-works. Everyone was helpful in trying to be successfull.

Snacks every day and relatively reasonable route completion expectations.
Break rules are ridiculous but on par with the job type.
No one breathing down your neck if you make 20 pkgs an hour. 
All electric fleet.


What is the best part of working at the company?
Very unsafe requirements, they only looks at you as a cattle

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Working with this dsp going to have the worst Amazon experience 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very stressful and your just a number feel

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