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Dispatch and everyone are very helpful. I as a parent of a 1 year old as well as two months from having another one, they have been very accommodating with me taking days off when I don’t have a baby sitter or an issue with day care. They don’t ask for a reason as you are your own boss. You want to work and get paid? Then work. Obviously this is to a certain extent. But as long as you are dependable and good at the job. You’ll be fine. But beats someone breathing down your neck and ordering you around as just a number. 

Only thing I dislike about the company is having to use your very own vehicle if there isn’t any available for lease. Also there is a waiting line and there is not knowing when you will get one as people lease to pay off and own. 

Other than that, this company is great. Great runs and great hours. 7am-5pm or 10am-8pm. Dispatch closes at 7pm, so any runs or orders placed after 7pm you get 75-80% of the commission. 55% commission currently at this time. 

A typical work day starts from 2 am and ends at 3pm. They dont care about the customers they deliver to because they already locked in the contract so the driver (with morals) feels incomfortable when asked about late shipments
the co workers are about themselves and not focused on the job of getting the task as a whole done on time.
the job isn't difficult, but its not enjoyable to work for someone who doesn't care about you as their employee
the most enjoyable part is when im on the road enjoying the view, or talking to the customers about random things

I enjoy working for this company it allowed me the time I needed to continue my education hours were in the evening as well as delivering in the morning to the nursing homes most of the staff in the nursing homes were cordial there were some nurses that would make you wait ignore you and have you standing around for long periods of time but for the most part the nurses were thoughtful some nursing home for harder to get a nurse to sign off on the medications that we delivered.

Long hours pay by the day 90-120 after training it could go up depending if you have tools if not no one wants to work with you cause of the tools. There's no breaks. They deduct the pay if you miss a day of work, if you loose the contractor number you'll have to pay a $12 fee, this is not your typical warehouse work. They don't pay hourly no benefits no time off no vacation pay. If you get hurt on the job you'll loose 2 weeks of work. This is a 1099. Not everything will be explained the same day everyday you'll find something new.

My day starts just like anyone else's in this job field. Stress. Stress. And more stress. I drove flatbeds and had to load my own truck, strap it down and then go to a weigh station to make sure everything was okay. Most of the time I was overweight and the company forced me to drive that way. Management only cared about one thing, and that was their bottom line. How do they make as much money as possible while putting everyone else at risk. The most enjoyable part of my job was when i finally got to see my wife every other weekend.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great atmosphere well kept equipment home daily.owner is a great guy 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The commute to and from Akron 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Excellent everyone there does their job well 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Get there get your route  for the day pre trip get coffee and go usually someplace nice in Amish country

What is the best part of working at the company?
They find the work for you and provide the phone for ease of delivery 


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Initial layout of income for insurance 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Friendly but like any new job it takes some time to break the ice 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Some days are busy some are not flexibility will Garner more work

Owner and coworkers are great, excellent pay for job . I was trained very well. They showed professionalism. Came with a lot of perks. The bad is the company that paid them Pilot Freight should be shut down they breached the contract which resulted in On Time Delivery terminating the contract thus going out of business for now. I hope to see them back operating soon 

Basic warehouse duties, the job is pretty simple and there was not very much to it. If I had to say I learned something it would be to find a job with job security. Management was very professional and punctual. The co-workers were great and everybody had great attitudes. The hardest part of the job was probably the physical strain. The most enjoyable part of the job was being able to socialize with co-workers while completing our work accurately.

come in the morning and sort all the boxes from the trailer and then load your truck, then you would go out on your route, and the faster you could you do your route the faster you would be done for the day and the more money you would make per hour.

I learned the in and outs of local delivery's of chicago.

Management- always willing to help out with the sort

the hardest part about the job was the hours  

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