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Rover 3PL

They will send you all over the valley. At the end of the week after you factor in the amount you spent on gas you will only make 4-500 dollars and that’s only if you work 5 or more days in a week. When something goes wrong management or dispatch will blame the driver. If another driver doesn’t shows up to work they will throw everything on you. Supervisors are horrible and lazy. Now with gas prices going up even higher you probably won’t even make 500 at the end of the week. There are no benefits. If something goes wrong with your car they still expect you to show up to work. If you wanna save time, money, and wear and tear on your vehicle this is not the company you want to work for.

I have worked a lot of places but never for a company that has put so much thought behind it's drivers and staff.  Caring for the people who do the everyday work is what separates this company from others. 

The behind the scenes work that goes into managing a successful operation is often overlooked, however I know first hand that many hours go into making sure everyone is treated fairly and with respect. 

Pay is fair and reasonable as long as you stick to the schedule you agreed to work and are responsible, dedicated and detailed with your work. I would recommend working with this company.

Management doesn't care about the employees. Guilt tripped drivers into driving their larger 4x4s during a snow storm. Promised extra pay for deliveries to cover the extra gas expense and hazard pay, all we got was $50 a day which didn't even cover the gas used for a 12 hour shift. You can make decent money but you have to work a lot of hours to get it. Working back to back 16 hour days, 6 days a week just to make enough gto cover gas, insurance, car payment, phone and rent. My 1 day off I was so tired all I did was sleep.

This company is extemely low pay.. Drive from vancouver to beaverton for $6.. Vancouver to canby $6. They give you work that make no financial sense and you could make as little a $6 an hour driving your car around.. Sometimes it pays ok.. Lots of times it does not and you are making less than 10 dollars an hour.. Dispatcher tells you that you have to do attempts that you are not required to make.. Way to much traffic in Portland / vancouver for such low paying deliveries. I have delivered medication for other companies and Rover is the lowest paying company i have seen.

So they basically take all or almost all of your first 2 paychecks for “fees” like clothes you never receive, insurance you don’t want or need and other foolishness. 
The dispatchers are confused and half the time doesn’t know what is going on with the pickup. 
Their app is extremely and unnecessarily complicated and challenging to use. Yet if you ask for help with it, they blow you off. 
It’s no wonder “they can’t keep drivers” as the recruiter told me during my interview. 
So basically you work for almost free and get nothing but aggravation for your time. 

Too much wear and tear on your own personal vehicle, and you have to pay for your own Motor Vehicle Report and drug test. Most of the people at Rover were nice to work with so I guess that was a plus and you get to travel far in and around the city and see alot of beautiful areas so I guess that was another plus. They take a big portion out of your already very small paycheck but after 6 months you can try to negotiate a higher pay. In short if you want to ruin your vehicle and get paid next to nothing this is the perfect company to work for!

Will asked to deliver meds 25 to 30 miles away for 6 dollars.. May end up making 6 dollars an hour.. These people could careless if you are making enough money for your work.. They will constantly screw you over to make sure the pharmacy happy.. They do not value there drivers what so ever.. I would recomend no one drive for this company.. I spoke to 1 of the owners directly about major issues on pay.. He said they are just trying to get the medication delivered and didnt care at all the driver was asked to do things that were not in his contract..

Good work and good pay as a 1099 contractor if you hustle and use your head in routing. Some of the managers are superb and know what they are doing.  As long as you don’t overthink the job, you will be fine.

If you want start working make sure that you will be getting 17-18$ qn hours using your car your gas and when you try to talk to the management about it they no longer in need of of your services pay is 5$ a stop and most likely you will be driving on average 15-25 minutes between stops sometimes you may get lucky and get all the stops in one city most likely you won't keep in mind you may do over 6 hours just for 60$ 

Job doesn't pay per mile 25 miles out,you have all these hidden fees each week. They take cash advances out without your consent or cash in your hands. They don't let you know that if you need gas they say it's ok but double take out when you do. Who wants to work for free well this is the place for hire. Don't waste your time,money,effort with this company trust me you will regret it in the long run.you don't make $700-$1,000 per week it's All a Fat Lie.

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