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This is a 1099 job. I was not looking for any advancement or anything. I just wanted a job that paid decent money and allowed me the freedom to take a day off once in a while. It is a very good company. They use a very good app for dispatching and the dispatchers are very helpful. I was a driver doing courier work. If you hang in there you will get some good runs and you can go as high as $4000-$5000 if you have a full size van. I am now in Phoenix AZ and I am unable find a comparable job. Most companies are paying really poorly for the runs and moreover what little they pay you is not even forthcoming since they have no runs of any kind to offer to their people. I suspect a very high turnover of drivers since you have no runs in AZ. Also they are not tech savvy and use low tech apps that are cumbersome to work with. I worked for one courier company for a few weeks and each pick and drop required as many as 5 taps each!! Imagine that in this day and age! At streetfleet I tapped once to pickup and once to drop it off. And then they expect you to turn in your written manifest of the runs each day. At streetfleet I could just go to the website and look at all my runs right online and  had nothing to submit. I just wanted to do a good job  and get my money. They provided just that. And often times they called me for runs on weekends or other days and I was able to make extra money. I have my own income sources and was not looking for any career advancements or anything just some extra money and they got me just that. It was a perfect fit for me. I am unable to find any ting like that in Arizonan. looks like AZ is a low tech and poor state. But then what do I know. I don't have all the facts but I am unable to find a simple courier job that has some good runs. In AZ I tried a few companies and I got may be 2 runs or 3 per day. t StreetFleet once I got online at 8:30 or 9 AM there was no let up. I had a continuous stream of runs that lasted all the way past 5PM and even beyond. Somedays I did not get home until 10 PM and was doing runs. If I had styed in MN I would still be working there. Can someone help me find something like that again here in AZ and I don't want to do any paperwork. I am a courier/driver, not a clerk.

Street Fleet was a good company to work for as a transitional job. Initially it was fun, and it was nice to work as much as you wanted. But the predictions and promises you hear when you apply and train come no where near what they say. Working a lot of hours with good runs gets balanced out with poor paying and tedious deliveries where you can drive solid for and end up making as low as $7 an hour.

The other issue I had is that communication is not that great. Good ideas and suggestions rarely get implemented, and middle-management--the people who drivers primarily interact with--are not good to work with. Unkept promises, and some even have questionable ethical values--saying what people want to hear but not really meaning it. The owner of the company is great, and so is the main recruiter and most of the dispatchers. But if you work there be prepared to put a lot of miles on your vehicle, and have a lot of deductions taken out of your pay for things that you probably never knew were coming--clothing, software, office, etc. I lasted about 2.5 years.

Wish I could give this horrible, upside down company negative 10. They treat all employees bad, steal from drivers N steal from their customers. Many times random drivers would steal off of the dock and no one in upper management cared. They only care when the CEO of the customer calls then management blames the employees for the loss of stolen product. Upper management does not manage their warehouse. The owner hired his best friend, someone who does not even know what a box truck is and this man is allowed to make company decisions. Customer service manager makes all the ladies cry in the dept, its so sad. The ladies go to the owner n he brushed them off and stuck up for the customer manager. The HR head has broken every confidentiality law in MN. Bad place, run away n do not call them back. 

My experience was almost everyone was easy to work with when things went well but if something went wrong it was always the next person fault or problem. I advanced fairly easily but this is a smaller company so unless someone leaves or is let go there is not many positions available. My biggest pet peeves while employed at Street Fleet were communication problems between departments, the feeling that I was constantly surprised about what we were dealing with, and a general feeling that no one was prepared for easily predictable issues.

If your personality matches well with your co-workers this can be an awesome job.

its a busy workplace which helps the day by go fast, I learned a lot about about the courier industry, and how lucrative it can be if you are a dedicated driver.  I also had the privilege to work a very diverse group of people. I really enjoy work under the management here, a great group of people who take you under there wings and help you understand the business. I appreciate the work life balance opportunities that we have at Street Fleet.  

What is the best part of working at the company?
Great company you just gotta learn the business side of it.. I would recommend at least a van 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not to many stressful days.. just depends on the weather 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Good vibe’s pretty busy certain weeks

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Driving and loading some drives are far and some are shorter paying less

They tire to give the hot jobs for their close friends and thier high discrimination. This is very cheap company and they do not want retain thier best drivers. Their is management loophole and communication or complain is not reach the higher level. They always take some amount of money from the contract amount with out consent and rectify with fuel price fluctuations, which is not.

I was a book sorter & you're busy all day. It is an warehouse but you don't have to stand in one spot, all day long, which I liked about it. The company buys lunch for the team once every two weeks for all your hard work.

The owner of Street Fleet will have other workers at his company harass the drivers but we are independent contractors we are supposed to be business owners by him having us harassed that's just like biting the hand that feed him the owner of Street Fleet he also charge his customers High rates but he doesn't give the independent contractor drivers their Fair cut for the deliveries he is stealing from the drivers

A typical day at work pick up your stuff deliver by noon working with companies paycheck, Manage time location customer service skills. Afternoon time pick up some on-demand routers learning the location throughout the Twin Cities managing time great place to work with a good opportunity to grow, the most thing I enjoy about this job is being independently.

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