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This is the worst company that I've EVER worked for. This doesn't even qualify as a stepping stone job. WORK HERE AT YOUR OWN RISK. Dispatchers are Terrible at communicating and will take their time with addressing your concerns. You have to pull teeth to get the money that you've worked for and most of the time you don't even know how much you're making for a route until you do get paid. They will call you on a Saturday and ask you to do something, tell you that you will be compensated for it, and you'll be asking for it for the rest of the time that you're employed there. You're on your own out on the road with absolutely NO support other than some of the other truck drivers that may see you broken down on the side of the road. I've never heard of a chain of command in this company, so if you have a grievance you might as well write it up and throw it in the rubbish can yourself. They take more than half of your pay, they are VERY unorganized and last minute with things, and Very Very unprofessional. Work here at your own risk. If keeping your mental intact is important to you than this isn't the job for you, If being paid what you've worked for and being paid on time is important to you than this isn't the job for you, If you are looking for a career than this job is DEFINITELY not for you. You've been WARNED

What is the best part of working at the company?
Contract, work when you want, easy to use app, notified, accept, pick up, deliver, get paid. All is through the easy to use app.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Deliveries are random, almost on call, you don't know when you will get a notification. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You only talk to someone when needed, for support or a question. Driver are Independent Contractors,  there is no office or work environment, although support is only a call or text away.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Click available on the app when you're able to deliver, click accept when notified, pick up & deliver. Sometimes deliveries are back to back, usually construction materials.

I worked at Payeload for nearly a year, handling responsibilities in both Dispatch and Fleet Maintenance. Despite my dedication and hard work, I was let go in my second week back from maternity leave—without any explanation or warning. The environment was often stressful, especially when the CEO was in the office, as his behavior could be rude and belligerent. My coworkers were just as shocked as I was about how things ended. It was a disappointing and disheartening experience, especially after everything I contributed to the company.

Payeload is very questionable with how they pay there 1099 contractors..They do not divulge what u will be doing with the job.In atlnata they deliver flooring and you have to unload tike and other heavy items by hand into customers homes..They are always late on pay, the app doesn't always work,  the dispatchers do not care and are not to bright. And they take up to 2/3 of the money for any load u take..Example, payeload is paid 500 for a load and u get 120 of that..that's it that's all. I would not recommend this company to my enemy. Be careful

As a parent this job is very flexible. The communication and the commitment to grow a small business is shared by all. There is a constant drive to improve and implement features to help perform better. I am able to bring new ideas to the table and management is very receptive.

I was hesitant to start but this company is more than I could hope for. I look forward to watching this company grow even more! They have accomplished a lot in a very short period of time and I'm proud to be part of the team

Working here is high stress. The job details described in the interview are nothing like day to day duties. The office is very aggressive with yelling, arguing and cussing. There is absolutely no work life balance. There are no days off and you are required to work on your vacation. They brush off pay mistakes, like it is nothing to worry about. There is a huge lack of communication within the departments and nobody is willing to take any accountability.

A typical day at work: stressful when drivers don’t pick up orders.  

What you believe you learned: If you want something done right, do it yourself.  

Management: Offers little support, so you have to rely on yourself.  

Workplace culture: 3 out of 5 stars.  

The hardest part of the job: Lack of accountability and reliability on company drivers.  

The most enjoyable part of the job: Networking opportunities.

Workload is tied to the construction industry. The compensation is fair, definitely an environment for professionals. Company has markets across the nation, business for van and truck drivers. Emerging start-up, that is expanding in the bay area, and should be the model for the work force. 

Unsure. A little skeptical of how honest they are. Questions about the actual pay and the answers given when asked about pay. Still doing my homework, but I believe they take over 50% of paid rate from vendors/costumers 

it starts off ok but they take advantage of you when your a contract worker. they run their contract workers as employees. very controlling and you do what they say or they let you go.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 10 salaries reported	$1,170 per week
Truck driver 8 salaries reported	$1,681 per week
Van driver 16 salaries reported	$475 per day
Outside sales representative 1 salary reported	$87,500 per year
Owner operator driver 7 salaries reported	$1,429 per week

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