delivery driver

logistics associate

Rhyno Logistics, Inc.

Rhyno Logistics delivers packages for Amazon. The work environment is very high-pressure.  Amazon has very strict delivery demands and   basically, if you make even one mistake, such as  delivery is not satisfactory to customer, you speed in the van, roll through a stop sign - even on a side street with no traffic,  late to work even 1 minute,  or cannot finish your route/deliver assigned packages and a co-worker comes to help you - no matter how difficult the route might be - you will not be eligible for any bonuses. There are dozens of things they will 'ding' you for and withhold your bonus. Company owners threaten employees with termination for many reasons. Starting pay is $22 per hour. You work VERY hard for very low pay.  You are expected to deliver a LOT of packages in 8 hours, and make a LOT of stops no matter how difficult the deliveries are and if you cannot do so, you get 'counseled' by a manager and lose any bonus. I worked there for about 3 months. I did not like the owners. They seemed phony to me - always trying to pretend they really liked you, but all they really cared about was pressuring you to  deliver more and more packages so they could get big bonuses from Amazon, and always finding things wrong with your work so they can keep as much bonus money as possible. They also embarrass you every shift you don't finish your route - writing notes about it for all employees to read. There are almost no benefits - and almost everyone works part time because ownership does not want to provide any good benefits. There is no health insurance, no paid holidays, you work holidays and only get $22 per hour - even on Sundays no extra pay, no paid sick days, but you do earn some paid time off that you have to use for any sick days you need off.  They pretend they care about you and want to help you be successful, but it is all manipulation because if you do not deliver enough packages, they treat you bad and take shifts away.  I recommend you work somewhere else. My time working for Rhyno Logistics was VERY stressful and not worth it mostly because the pay is terrible for all you do. Also,  many of the reviews online are positive, but that is weird. Most of my coworkers felt like I did, but had to tolerate all the bad because they needed the money. Most of the positive reviews online are probably written by owners, mangers and friends of Rhyno because it's not a good place to work....

I worked for Rhyno Logistics for approximately 1.5 years. The company holds itself to high performance standards and is consistently focused on meeting Amazon metrics and maintaining strong rankings.
One challenge I observed was the management structure. With a large number of employees and only a small management team, communication and follow-through could sometimes be inconsistent. There were occasions when employee concerns seemed to get lost due to the workload managers were handling.
The job itself is extremely physically and mentally demanding. Route difficulty, package volume, and delivery expectations can vary significantly from day to day. Drivers who perform well may find themselves consistently assigned larger workloads, which can become difficult to sustain over time.
In my experience, attendance issues, even for legitimate reasons such as illness, vehicle problems, or childcare emergencies, could impact scheduling opportunities. Employees may want to carefully consider the attendance expectations before accepting the position.
The workplace culture was not always positive. I observed what appeared to be favoritism at times, and some employees felt that performance standards and disciplinary actions were not always applied consistently. This created uncertainty and stress for some members of the team.
The pay is competitive, and there are bonus opportunities tied to performance metrics. However, those bonuses can be difficult to maintain because they are influenced by several factors, including customer feedback and scorecard results.
Drivers are encouraged to communicate issues that arise during routes, which is important for safety and operations. However, some employees may feel concerned about potential performance consequences when reporting problems or requesting assistance.
Overall, this position can be a good fit for individuals who thrive in a fast-paced, highly demanding environment and are comfortable working under strict performance expectations. However, based on my experience, prospective employees should carefully consider whether the company culture and workload expectations align with what they are looking for in an employer.

Company culture is great. It all starts with your mindset and YOU have to take action to become an efficient driver.

Rhyno is very supportive in helping you achieve that. Whether it be management or other drivers. You just have to ask and APPLY WHAT YOU LEARN. In due time, you will come up with a system that works for you. Work becomes easier.

If you’re one to make excuses, not willing to learn, or don’t have integrity look for another company; respectfully. I’d also add that you have to take responsibility for how your day is played out and how you face/overcome challenges.

I come from a different DSP (company) and in the short amount of time I’ve been here I noticed they take care of their top drivers. You will be rewarded frequently if you are one with prizes, gift cards, and other awards.

No company is perfect so I’ll express my cons. If you prefer have two consecutive days off, you’re not getting that here because they believe the body needs rest. People tend to make more mistakes when they’re tired.

Second con is an inconsistent schedule (SOMETIMES AND RARELY) to meet retail demand. Normally I’m off Sundays and Thursdays. Without notice they’ll schedule me on a Sunday because they need drivers. That’ll make it so I work from Friday-Wednesday (6 days in a row). It contradicts the belief  that the body needs rest. This has only happened when Amazon had their Prime Week Sales. Other than that, it’s been consistent and I’m happy when it is.

Despite my cons, I wouldn’t want to work for another company. I believe this is the best DSP in Chatsworth. I do recommend applying if you’re looking for the best option. 

It was an awesome to experience working as a Delivery Associate (DA). The management and communication between the team is amazing. Coworkers are great, friendly, and are willing to give you some tips to make your deliveries more efficient. This job is not for everyone because it is a lot work, physically and mentally. You will get a workout from the heavy lifting and cardio from running to the houses and back to the van, as well as apartments/business buidling.  This job also requires efficient problem-solving skills when delivering to certain houses/businesses; luckily your dispatch is always responsive to help out. It was tough at first, but eventually you will get the hang of it. Just make sure to be at the morning meetings on time, or a little bit early, to prep your van and to get some pointers from other experienced delivery associates (DAs). Make sure to get plenty of rest, eat healthy, and stretch everyday! There are also shoutouts for outstanding performances and incentives for the team which is great! One side note, make sure you take care of your van that you're assigned with and clean up after yourself after you're done with your shift or notify your leadership/dispatch if your van is a mess so that it will be corrected. Other than that, I admire Rhyno DSP for their hard work in delivering the packages!

Working as a helper for the step van drivers at Rhyno Logistics is a busy but solid job. A typical day starts by meeting up with my driver, loading up the van with packages, and making sure everything is organized before heading out. Once we’re on the road, it’s pretty constant. helping carry and drop off packages, checking addresses, and keeping things moving efficiently. Some days can be hectic, especially with heavy routes, but it feels good when everything runs smoothly and on time. During my time here, I’ve learned a lot about time management, teamwork, and staying organized under pressure. The job has also helped me improve my communication skills and taught me how to handle customers and situations professionally, even when the day gets stressful. Management is generally supportive and tries to keep things running smoothly. They check in on us, make sure we’re being safe, and help out if there’s a problem with routes or deliveries. It feels like they actually care about getting the job done right and keeping drivers and helpers on track. The workplace culture is pretty team oriented. Everyone looks out for each other since the work can get tiring at times. There’s a sense of teamwork and understanding, especially between drivers and helpers. The hardest part of the job is definitely the long hours and dealing with hot weather or heavy packages. But the most enjoyable part is finishing a tough route, knowing we got everything delivered, and having a good flow with your driver throughout the day.

Rhyno Logistics is THE WORST place I've ever worked. In some ways, it's not their fault. Amazon is a predatory employer - outrageous demands for insulting/poor wages. No paid holidays. No time and a half on Sundays. No paid sick days. No paid vacation days.  No NOTHING, except extreme demands to deliver 300+ packages in 6.5 hours while making 180+ stops on average. Greedy narcissists run the company. They want 'fantastic plus' performance every shift/every week, so they can get maximum bonus from Amazon. Here's how it works- let's say the company delivers 70k packages per week (7-day week)  - company gets $.15 per package = $10,500 bonus every week crom Amazon. Rhyno pays out only about 25% of bonus money to drivers. Maximum pressure on drivers to deliver maximum amount of packages - with very strict delivery demands, and if driver doesn't accomplish assigned packages for that shift (usually 325-350) driver gets 'rescued' and  counseled/written up. Too many of those and you're out the door.  The company preys on mostly unskilled, uninformed, desperate laborers who need the money, so they have to tolerate the abusive, hostile, predatory  work environment.....
A lot more should be stated, but you get the point... 
Amazon is garbage! Rhyno is garbage! Until you work their system, you will not understand the pressure, demands, micro-managing and greed which animates them. They pressure you intensely and treat you like garbage- even looking for every excuse/situation to withhold any bonus you might have coming. Predatory, abusive environment. DO NOT WORK FOR THEM, unless you're desperate....

Although you work alone for the most part Rhyno makes sure it’s a group effort. Their dispatch works fast and effectively to help you out with anything so it’s not all on you. They send help from others that are finished early or had smaller routes so the overall work gets balanced. 

This is not the place to slack off though just because of the help. You are expected to pull your weight and figure things out, and they teach it all. You have to apply what they teach and switch it up if it’s not working or you will keep running into the same problems. 

The top earners make it look easy but it came with experience. The more you do the more you make. There’s def room for growth and they hire within for leadership positions. 

I was here for a year and a half and I recommend working here if you’re a hard worker. I would def work here again, this is one of the higher DSPs in my opinion as far as organization and fairness. Don't apply here if you're just looking for a paycheck, and you can really earn $1000 a week and all the time. 

I started at Rhyno in the fall of  2024, since then I have been given tons of opportunities to grow within the company and in my day to day life as well. Everybody on the team is extremely friendly and resourceful.
Some days can definitely be really tough if you let the work load get to you, but ownership and leadership are very understanding of that growth process, and in my opinion, very realistic with their expectations. As long as you are willing to take accountability, and grow from the situation they are always going to understand and help you out!
 Sometimes it can look like a lot when you are new, but if you watch the people who do it consistently it's really just muscle memory, asking questions and taking advice. 
As I said in the summary, working at Rhyno has been my best job experience so far. If you're looking for a job that you're willing to work hard and learn through, Rhyno is definitely the place!

Honestly the management here makes it seem like they care but at the end of it they just care to meet their ends. Would not recommend working here unless you are ready to be scolded for not being fast enough. Seems like majority of the management or so called leaders pick and choose with who they want to be good with. At first I thought it was going to be good working here but at the end of it, my mind was heavily changed.  Reaching out to those you need to when you wanted or needed something just to be sorta brushed off because you need to deliver packages is a bit crazy.  I don't recall anyone ever saying they take their 10 minute breaks. Even on lunch people were working to get their items organized. Seems like the company cares more for having packages delivered than your own well being and taking that mandatory 10 minute break. Overall, you can definitely find a better place to work as a delivery driver.I will say there was some perks on some days where they would give you free food but it is not an all time thing. They at least had some snacks and water for you to take.

First off, we do a stand up meeting where we talk about our good news and bad news. From there we learn from our mistakes and then we move out individually to get our packages to deliver. As soon as we finish our day of delivery, we come back to our dsp’s spot and they welcome us to sign out and talk about our delivery day. Therefore, our night ends as we park the vans at a station. Individual work, efficiency and pace is important when working as a delivery driver. I learned to be a team player in the company. 
The management is incredible that the managers care about our lives and that we are safe and well. 
Work place culture is realistic in terms of how it is to work in a team is the way we should be in a organization or company in order to have a great personality. 
The hardest part is probably the apartment access, which we have the inability to have the access code, but if it is on the features, then there’s no problem! 
The best part is the driving in which I enjoy most and traveling to different cities when delivering. Also, the enjoyment of being in the logistic team in which I feel more belonging.

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