Why are the RTS people trained to be mean? They made my coworker cry because she didn't want to deliver to a house with a dog

After years of hard work, I finally made it. Still a long way to go but so happy to be apart of a real delivery company that will pay what the job is worth.

The app didn’t look like this my shift 2 days ago, now I’m constantly having to swipe up while on the road to see the address I’m heading to, just waiting to get hit with a “distracted driving”

Took a tricycle away from someone’s garbage can assuming it was trash loaded it into the delivery van and went abt my day two weeks later on the same route I was pulled over by police stating I stole a bike at 34 yrs of age evidently I’m stealing bikes for a living now ends up bike wasn’t trash got it to the station couldn’t fit it in my car and left it at the Amazon warehouse anyhow customer is SOL on the bike or that particular one in general needless to say moving forward charges weren’t pressed I even left a note and my phone number with a generous amount of cash to this lady yet over two weeks later my dsp decides to act upon this talking abt I’m suspended till the investigation is complete it’s theft so that means termination right or as my boss says it’s suspension anyhow has anyone ever been in a similar boat and if so what actually happens during the investigation on things like this and am I canned or will i return the asset protection guy was very blank on answers and just said we’ll be in touch

Do drivers have a preference for which selection us customers choose? I just switch it up every time.

Just as the title says I plan to move to another Dsp in order to avoid the massive amount of all apartment/business routes that my current one has. I was told recently that the reason we receive all the apartment routes is because, “we are efficient/quick at finishing them.” I don’t mind rotating from residential to apartments, as long as there’s a decent amount of time held in each area (about 1 to 2 weeks), but being indefinitely trapped in complexes is not fun at all. With all that said I’m curious what y’all think. Have you ever done this?

• For context: I’ve been delivering for around a year and a half.

Haven't even started and I want a rescue already 🥵

delivered for two weeks, had a pristine uniform sitting in my closet and no idea what to dress up as today. drive safe!

Dear customers,

When you leave rude notes on your profile, we not only can report it to Amazon (who has removed stuff like this), but we can return your package to the station with your package.

Sincerely, Your Amazon driver who doesn’t put up with BS ☺️

Bezos gonna give it all to me

They officially reached our warehouse 🫡

380 Packages 184 Stops and 70% team not finishing on time…

What if I just marked it as missing, feeling like the grinch of halloween

I currently work as an Assistant manager at a boarding facility for $14/hour. Yes pay sounds low but I live in a small town where the minimum wage is only $7 so it’s decent money. I have 2 weeks PTO there as well as I bring my dog for daycare/boarding for free. I also have a lot of flexibility and can request off days whenever I want, it’s a small place and it’s like a family setting. But I’ve been trying to find a place for a little more money and we have a new Amazon Warehouse opening in my town and they’re hiring at $20.75 an hour and I’m supposed to start training there next week as a dsp driver. I was pretty excited about the position but after reading a lot of things on Reddit I’m concerned that maybe it’s not a good idea. Is there flexibility to request off a day here or there? I’m also getting married in July and will need the week off, am I allowed to do that? Is the pay consistent or do you get dropped a lot? Just looking for all around opinions on if I should just keep my current job, my fiance and I have no problem paying our bills every month so it’s not a necessity, but would like to make more.

My DSP delivers about an hour away from the station so our stops and package counts are typically smaller than other DSPs, but today I'm all campus apartments and dorms, like 10 of these stops have mailrooms to just throw it all in, but the rest is all regular apartments, supposed to take all to each front door 💀 I've only driven a step van and my package record before this was like 350 ish

DSP put it seems like used, old model cameras inside our rentals (we have 20 rentals 25 blue) When does it begin recording you? Only when you tap it or block the view/light turns green?

Basically I’m thinking red is on, green means recording. Does anyone have any knowledge on it

Every time I seem to pass a group of kids in any neighborhood im in, they seem to always have they attention on the van and just start throwing what ever they can.😅 I don’t really care but should I ?

So it's my first time delivering on Halloween, and my anxiety is up about TrickrTreat time. How bad is this going to be? Regularly I'm only concerned about bumping a mailbox, kids move and parents aren't great at controlling them anymore, I'm terrified one will run in front of me or some shit...picture is just bc it's a blow up crotch Goblin that's on my route...

Don’t put packages in mailboxes, they will get returned for postage or for you to redeliver.

Or Cooking🔥