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Working for Veyer as a Delivery Driver was a frustrating experience. On one hand I enjoyed the driving and delivery aspect of the job. You’re on the road the majority of the day.  However, the high turnover, long hours, constant heavy lifting, dealing with some suspect upper management, low work morale, constant rule changes, and having to load one’s own vehicle with minimal or no help of upwards of 3500 lbs. of product was too much.

Expect to work OT most days. Anticipate your vehicle to be on life support. Be prepared to lift, load, and deliver furniture weighing up to 190 lbs. by yourself! And don’t forget the dozens of cases of paper you’ll be handling as well. 50 lbs. each. And don’t get me started on taking lunches… Only do so if you want to miss your per-hour delivery times and go home even later. 

There are some positives. Starting pay is decent, though still well below what is expected of this position. After 90 days, you get 3 weeks of PTO, just don’t expect be able to use it toward Sick days as Veyer likes you to plan for when you’re ill. No calling off an hour or two before start time. That will be a mark on your record and hurt the team. People in the warehouse were very friendly and accommodating, though most of them have recently quit because of difficult work conditions.  Managers try their best to be accommodating and route the entire team as evenly as possible, but some routes are just far too heavy no matter what. They are hamstrung by a ruthless and unforgiving numbers-only upper management and revolving door of new employees. 

Desire my many misgivings, I’ll miss the people and the freedom to drive all day and explore so many interesting areas and businesses. I hope Veyer can turn things around, but I highly doubt it. 

If you're looking for a short-term job to save money, gain delivery experience, or work toward a Class A license, this position can help you reach that goal. But you need to know what you're walking into — a workplace with deep favoritism, retaliation, and manipulative practices that hurt the people trying to do the job right.Report everything to HR &  Doctor if needed. 


This job can help you save up or gain quick experience. But if you expect fairness, respect, or a stable work environment — you won’t find it here. The system is built to benefit a small inner circle, while newer employees carry the burden. Speak up, and you're punished. Stay quiet, and you're exploited.


What is the best part of working at the company?
Nothing at all. The job title is a lie. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything. All they do is lie. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
If you’re a manager you can just sit down all day and not even acknowledge your workers. Then you can single out the ones you don’t like for personal reasons. They’ll make you do extra work for other shifts and departments just so they can take the credit. Then after that they’ll tell you you don’t do enough.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
They overload you with freight then say it’s easy to do while they never actually do the work: They have favorite employees and hire their kids. It’s actually an unbelievable situation at this place. Dont work here.

If you thrive in complete and utter chaos, this is the place for you. You are just a number on a chart. The communication is AWFUL, eveyone is miserable and it shows. This place is the definition of insanity and unprofessional at its finest! No ventilation in building, 1 ice machine in the ENTIRE warehouse. Poorly lit areas and signs need to be replaced all throughout the warehouse. Employees are not helpful and do whatever they want when they get ready and its not addressed. Didnt receive merit raise but got more work from closing locations, how backwards is that? They send surveys out 30, 60 and 90 day and continue to lie like they dont know who its from. Process of elimination between 2 - 4 ppl at  a time of hire. Its such an insult . 

Worked within this organization for nearly ten years. At the start it honestly was a good place to work. Over the years the management has gotten terrible. They don’t look at anyone as an individual, you are just a “body”. Zero moral within, they only talk about the bad. Never the good. Zero incentives within, when I started there were all kinds of bonuses you could earn. Overall just a terrible workplace. You will be expected to work 60+ hours one week then the next less then 40.  There is a lot of “favoritism “ that goes on. If you are simply just looking for a job, maybe it’s a good fit for you. Learn from my experience and stay away. 

For the past 4 years, I’ve learned to grow. Maybe not growing in the company, but for myself. I was able to learn new things while delivering. Able to manage my route myself. Grow stronger mentally and physically.  The work place itself is pretty chill. Management can be tough on us, but it’s their job. At the same time they’re understanding and respectful when it comes to pto . Hardest part when it comes to my job description, I would say being the only female driver for Veyer logistics here in phoenix. Management treat us all the same, we have a job to do , I know what I signed up for. There can be heavy days, but I always got the job done.  Enjoyable part of my job, is having a set route. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working with good people, learning other opportunities and traveling to help the company at other facilities and meetings alot of good people 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing stress is how people handle things 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
All good knowing was every wrong with the environment or culture 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Starting work at 4 am cycling Counting and reconciling the variance report

Easy work building boxes from wall to wall inside truck that is safely locked and air conditioned via a blower. The boxes come down to you on a conveyer which you are able to turn off if things go a little fast for you. The management team will help you out and teach you other small task to perform once you are proficient loading the truck. Everyone from Management to Employees have a genuine help out attitude.  I worked for them through a gig app a few times. Whenever I think of a happy place to work I think of Veyer

What is the best part of working at the company?
Flexibility and great team work

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Never had any stressful day since we switched to Cross dock.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
 values of Customer, Commitment, Change, Caring, and Creativity. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very smooth Operation and nice work space

I have been there 5 years.  Started as a driver am now a lead specialist after 3.5 years.  Good  company.At least from my depot most bad reviews come from lazy people.  The job is not that hard,and most drivers work an average of 43 hrs. A week.  Randomly will bring in donuts or catered IHop.  We try to make the job so people enjoy coming to work.

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