delivery driver

occupational therapist

courier driver

VILLAGRANA LOGISTICS INC

Prior to coming on board, I heard a lot about Villagrana Logistics Inc.  Not just were they large, but they are amongst the top in the Amazon Delivery Network.   The management team has an open door policy, anything you need, any time, any day of the week you can get a hold of the team.  I work between 45-55 hours a week, I have a set schedule which allows me to have some work life balance.  They pay overtime as well, so the extra day of all overtime pay is very helpful through out the months.   They offer health, dental, vision, 401K and PTO and they also work with future vacation request.  They also purchase drinks and snacks for all the drivers and they also bring a Habit Burger Truck for driver appreciation days.   I love that I get to work as a team in the morning, but once we load up our vans, we are off working independently on the road with Dispatch support if and when needed.   I am so glad that I joined Villagrana Logistics Inc and plan to be here for quite some time and hope to work my way up in the company. 

Used to be all about working as a team and helping each other out until they owners/managers stopped caring altogether and instead of treating their drivers and dispatchers with dignity and as a human, they treat them as easily expendable with no care at all. Death in the family and can’t make it to work? You got yourself a write up waiting for you when you get back. Unable to compete your route due to heat exhaustion and are feeling faint? Over the phone it’s “so what you’re telling me is you can’t finish it? You have to come back? So you’re abandoning your route?” If you say yes then congratulations you “quit your job by way of abandonment”. While working there, drivers were saying that there were times when they would pass out during their route and wouldn’t call it in in fear of losing their job.

All they want are bodies to move packages that’s it, they don’t care about their employees.

Make sure you get the facts on company policy because these guys will not tell you anything you don’t ask not even the important topics like breaks, lunch, time off, and sick time.

The leads aren’t  great at providing guidance you’re just left to figure things out on your own while you’re out delivering packages and they will be calling you to “pick up the pace” when you take a break.

It’s a good place to make some cash if you need a job but this is not a place for career growth.

They have strict guidelines to follow in all aspects of the job which is why they have such high turnover rates in drivers, it’s a great way to keep the pay rate low.

I worked here when the the dsp first moved to Rosemead. Terrible choice I do NOT recommend working for this company. Management is a clown show with dispatchers taking the roles too seriously and seem to be against their workers with constant power trips. There was MULTIPLE TIMES where they tried to give me a write up for things I never did. There is no commonalities between the dispatchers/management and drivers. The management fluffs up literally everything up to make it seem formal, but they just over complicate things and make themselves look like they're doing work. Dispatchers just sitting around all day doing managements busy work (which is just writing emails and calling drivers) and still complain to the drivers that they're not fast enough. What a joke. AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE IF YOU VALUE YOURSELF.

The delivery vehicles they provided should not be used. Way too many problems with the vans and management. Schedule is terrible you won’t have no to be home with the family. They fired most of the workers so our routes are doubled near 300+ packages a day and the pay is mediocre for the amount of work that the employees do and what they go through on the road. Managers are disrespectful and treat us less than a person. They have no extra uniforms so you have to constantly wear the same shirt shorts and vest till you have time to go and wash. The only thing that made this tolerable is the co workers I worked with. And the attendance policy is a joke . DO NOT WORK HERE ! 

They don’t care about the quality of their vans. They tell you not to mark any issues during vehicle inspection so Amazon won’t pull the van to get repaired. They don’t even provide you a flashlight for when you’re delivering in the pitch black. Management is rude. The job is fairly easy if you’re willing to work for them. But keep in mind there are many cons which make it not worth your time or energy. Also, hope you have a strong bladder, no place to take bathroom breaks and no time to drive somewhere looking for a bathroom when you’re in the middle of a route.

They treat you completely like a number here, no matter the reason you get written up for missing work even if you need to go to the hospital or watch your kids. They have a five point attendance policy and marked me for a no call no show when I advised them I had a family emergency and would not be able to come in for the next couple days. They also offer a sign on bonus that is nearly impossible to get you have to go your first 90 days with no days called out no late clock ins even for lunch and only a couple of the higher ups really show they care about what you do. Overall would not suggest working here

Was here for 2 years, was a dispatcher for a bit too lol. The owners are crooked and weird, they play favorites with the dispatchers which causes problems with them. They hand out bonuses to their favorite dispatchers. 

The delivery driver job is fairly easy, but if you are behind dispatch will call you and complain at you. You can easily get a write up here for stupid things. Depending on how good a driver you are, if you get into an accident (even something small) they will fire you. Micromanaging is crazy here. Go work for a different DSP imo. 

If you like horrible unorganized  management this company is for you. They don't care about you they only care about stats. When the company gets a fantastic plus review from Amazon from the drivers doing a great job, they reward you with a slice of pizza or (if your lucky 2 small tacos) but you have to finish your route on time. If not management is going to take all the tacos for the dispatchers or for themselves.
Your just a number not a person at this horrible company.


This is the worst dsp I have ever worked for. They will find every way to write you up. 5 write ups in 6 months will get you fired and you are written up for everything. They will trick you with the scheduling. They will purposely avoid answering any questions about your schedule then you will find out that you are not allowed to call certain days off weeks or even months in the future. Your schedule will be completely random and there is nothing you can do about it. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Delivery driver 7 salaries reported	$23.75 per hour
Occupational therapist 3 salaries reported	$23.75 per hour
Courier driver 1 salary reported	$19.50 per hour

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