delivery driver

dispatcher

Smile More Logistics LLC

They will not pay you accordingly. They expect you to come in early and work off the clock getting your route from dispatch and inspecting your van for the day before your shift. They will strongly encourage you that you don't want to take breaks or a lunch during your shift because of how the route and number of packages are planned out. If you have to get rescued toward the end of the shift they will see it as you're not doing your job. When Amazon gives them the driver metrics for the previous week and your numbers are costing the DSP any bonuses that they could get. You WILL be disciplined and if you do not improve you will have your hours cut until you quit. The operations manager is a former car salesman so expect for him to get over on you somehow.

You will be worked, it's still just Amazon. However, management is sympathetic and will give anyone a chance to prove themselves, bias is given to the hardest workers rather than personality favoritism. Flexible schedule with a boss that is willing to move you around on a week-by-week basis with notice.

Cons: little room to grow, raises are rare. You'll be paid the same at a year versus the new hire you just trained unless you take on additional training for more volume-heavy delivery trucks, or have 5 day open availability, in which there is an instant boost. 

I worked with this company for about a week. They give you enough work for your shift and the only way you can accomplish getting everything finished is if you work 10 hour days with no lunch or breaks. Also one of the days a snow storm came through and I was delivering the country so I worked 11 hours with no lunch or break.  Later that week I was told to make an adjustment to my time or the whole day would be deleted and I wouldn’t even get paid for the day. They definitely don’t care about their employees. 

Easy job. I worked 4 on 3off. Bi weekly and hourly pay. Job is not complicated. Just follow rules and shouldn't be a problem. Reasonable workloads and routes are typical. Workplace is great
 Team members usually willing to help. Fair environment. 

I've never been worked so hard in my life for such little pay! They advertised the shifts would be 10 hours but you will actually work nearly 12 hours. There is barely enough time to eat a lunch or take break. And it's very common for drivers to carry an empty bottle in case we don't have time to use a public restroom. 

Expect management/dispatchers to do bare minimum and rarely set drivers up for success. Workload allows no breaks majority of the time. If you take a break they will act like you’re doing them a disservice. 

Was an easy job but expect to me monitored and watched with every statistic you can imagine. There is zero empathy from dispatch per usual and youll get paid the same whether you do 10 stops an hour or 30 but then youll have to go help someone else when you get done

Cool company to work for. There's always hours available so you make good money. Flexible schedule. They work around when your available to work. The management is great and the owner is a cool guy. 

Honestly the best DSP I’ve worked for and management is wonderful. I’m excited to go to work every day. It’s a physical job but if you show up with a positive mindset and try your hardest it’s a great job. 

Work isn’t too taxing. The people who you work with are the ones might work with and understand you. Management is on some what of a power trip, which I believe gives them a way to speak to employees any kind of way. 

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