delivery driver

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overnight manager

distribution manager

Publishers-Circulation-Fulfillment,-Inc.

I chose the job for the night hours, even though I had to work 7 days a week/365 days/yr., which was a difficult adjustment that took about 3 months. I knew the owners/management were taking advantage of people who had little to no formal education or skills. But I loved the exercise and was in the best physical shape in years because I ran to people's doors vs tossing a paper into a bush. I enjoyed the majority of people with whom I worked, but my customers whom I satisfied with on time, correct paper delivery came first. I maintained the lowest number of customer complaints out of about 35 people over each year. I missed work on 2 occasions due to illness and on 3 days due to car issues, such as flat tires or battery failure. Everyone used their own cars for which we were not compensated with either gas or repairs and some people lost their jobs when they couldn't afford the needed repairs. The best time of the year was around the Holidays. I received the highest amount of customer tips for my given route. My tips were twice as much as a previous driver who at one time had my route. I believe the best example of commitment to my job was that I broke my hand and continued to bag papers, drive, and deliver on time, while wearing a cast for eight months.
Reading back what I wrote, it sounds like I am bragging, but I have always had a strong commitment to please my customers and to perform my job to the best of my ability, whether I was in Yellow Page sales, marketing, real estate sales, or newspaper delivery, or even as a part time waitress, or cashier.  I guess it is in my DNA!

I never write a review,because my writing is not really good ,but this job I have to write some thing about it. When I read at the job hiring page, they write that:  work 4 days a week,no more 15 hours/week and get pay $1300 a month. That’s wrong at the first day when I come there. The people say that you have to work 7 days a week,you have to make a contract for the zip code you choose with the different paid for different zip codes(some extra in 8 weeks for new employees)

No days off no pto no sick days no holidays off no bonuses no benefits no taxes no compensation for gas, no matter the price of gas. No training not sure why they have a manager if they make you find your own replacement outside of the company using untrained friends or family to cover your route if you absolutely need a day off. Management is completely incompetent and do not care about contractors or employees. I was asked to deliver in over a foot of snow during the storm simply because I have an SUV. Unsafe conditions mean nothing to them. Safety of contractors and employees and their vehicles means nothing to them. I wouldn’t recommend working for this company unless you want to put 90,000 miles on your car every year and have no sort of social life 

The most enjoyable part of my job was coming to work with my co-workers and helping our customers and assisting with anything i could do to help them. The hardest part of my job i would have to say would be having all the right answers for the customer if they were upset . I learned how to deal with Irate customers on a daily and how to be polite and try to understand a customers needs. A typical day at work would be dealing with happy and unhappy customers enjoying my co-workers and going above and beyond to ensure my customers are happy with my service. Management was very helpful they went above and beyond to make sure we had the proper help.

The job is great, I get along with everyone and my managers and Team Leaders are great as well. THere is constant communication I have even developed personal friendships outside of work with a few people. The company is shutting down and filtering the work to other call centers and this call center will be closed for they are laying off 85 people. My department is the first to go June 29, 2012 with the last of the departments in January 2013.

If it was not for the company laying me off I would have stayed here but I need to survive they did give us enough time to get things in order, that is why I say they are a good company.

This is a newspaper distribution company that cares very little about people.  Hours are overnight with a work-load that is unrealistic with the time-frame allotted.  Benefits have been cut and positions are all salaried with no chance of a short work week.  The wear and tear on your vehicle and related vehicle reimbursement does not compensate.  Management treats their employees like slaves and micro-manages every task.  Management will also make promises that are never kept just to trap you in a position you'd rather not be in.

I loved my job very much. I get along great with people so I loved all my co-workers. I can work alone or with others. I had a good relationship with the co-workers to team leaders and the operational manager. My job at as a Billing Agent was challenging in the beginning. There was a lot to learn but I worked very well with my co-workers in that department so we all learned so much. It was a great experience.

This is your typical office job. A lot of data entry, some customer service, a lot of emailing with clients and depots. Most people at the office are very friendly and helpful. Everyone works together as a team. Management could be more effective in motivating employees. The hardest part of the job is getting all the work completed by end of day, most enjoyable part of the job is all the great people who work here.

What is the best part of working at the company?
I worked at a good location, when I came in my papers were all ready to go and at the end of the week my direct deposit was paid 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The as*h@le deer but they couldn’t control them either 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It was pretty good they would have promotional stuff every quarter 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It was great I my car was my office I loved it

I worked the graveyard shift in a fast paced environment that had clusters of workers interacting. Understanding the different cultures and temperaments of people has taught me how to create a more efficient and safe workplace. Forming small teams with management always propelled us forward during heavy volume times.  Working along side with people and supporting each other is what I most enjoyed and hope to find again.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 84 salaries reported	$447 per week
Shift leader 33 salaries reported	$18.84 per hour
Recruiting coordinator 14 salaries reported	$49,000 per year
Overnight manager 6 salaries reported	$52,500 per year
Distribution manager 6 salaries reported	$62,917 per year

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