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What about at night dark..dangerous cant see address no numbers on house gps suck.

I was thinking about this today on my routes this job keeps you in shape I’m exercise a lot on my own time it honestly feels like I’m getting paid to workout. People don’t realize that we gotta keep that tempo going for like 6 hours

Awww hey Fam?! I knew you were Pinoy . I will be on my nursery tomorrow. I can relate to your video. I also have a dog hahaha

Are you still doing this job?

Did the Netrodyne camera not get you for that partial stop at 7:15 ?

I’m on standby on my day off.

i think its best to use the totes as shelves for boxes on the left side, overflow on the right side. you can put envelopes on the passenger seat. then just keep the sliding door open when you drive and grab the boxes on the "shelves" in the back and hop out thru the sliding door. most stops the house is on the right anyways.

I just have 1 months and im still having problem finding the way to organize my totes an Over Flow,about the OF you mention about the letter,explain me about that

That land is nice where’s this at 😭

The company I work for has all white Ford Transit vans without cages to stop tote bags from hitting my head. Almost every time, I fight with the second row, three stacks of bags, all because the bottom totes are not full. But anyway, with your overflows in the white vans, why don't you mark them with a marker to make it easier to find them?

I got told to get off my property with that green vest and white van on day 2🤦‍♂️

The "hard" part of DSP is once you are on full routes you will be doing around 25 to 30 an hour so you are doing a lot of light work and you just need to be prepared for that. For those of us that came from warehouses this job is easy, for people who weren't as mobile, they are fine with the weight but not the workload of 25 to 30 for 8 to 10 hours.

hey martin thanks for your valuable insights on day in life as amazon delivery driver can i do amazon flex delivery on my off days while working for amazon as dsp?

is it true that when you deliver fast they add more packages to your route?

got a interview tomorrow

Your attitude, your vibes, is what a lot of people need to hear. Continue to keep being yourself and doing what you were doing because you’re definitely motivating others out there. God bless and prayers go out to you in your life journey.

Just recently put in my 2week notice at this factory job I’ve had for almost 8years now to work for an Amazon dsp now. Your video definitely give me a little more Insight on the job, I’m nervous/excited for the new opportunity!

I hate no shelfs

Great info! Can you do a video of the flex app? I’m working with a brand new DSP so we are all going in the blind. Just started only working 2 days a week

Great info! I just started with a brand new DSP and we are going in on the blind

I like my dsp They seem chill but I look at the other company’s and I’m glad I’m not with them My dsp gives us light loads on the weekend

I really enjoyed this video thank you for the encouragement

Hi!!!!!!!!!

When I did this BS they would have just texted you the night before letting you know Amazon didn’t have enough routes. If you were too low in the metrics/ratings you wouldn’t get a route that next day. You were allowed to try to pick up someone’s route if they have theirs up. We were paid 10 hours so they wouldn’t just give someone 4 bags and pay a 10 hour day for 2 hours worth of work. If you got to the ramp and Amazon dropped your route you would be the first to get an available route if someone doesn’t show up etc. otherwise you became a “back up,” you would help load vans and then go home and you were paid for 3 hours worth of work- for basically 45mins of loading.

can you show how to organize in the rental vans without the shelves

I was working at a dsp for like 4 months and in those months all I did was hand out business cards for my concrete company and made it well worth it

u seem so nice dam im hit the dam button

I just finished my first week. I’m glad they gave you actual nursery routes. Mine had what looked like double the totes you had. I wasn’t near any kind of business my first day, so I couldn’t eat or use the bathroom anywhere so I didn’t take my break and I still didn’t get done until 7:30. Day 2 I brought a lunch and took my break and didn’t get done until 8. I was doing well until my last 20 stops were all 3-8 minutes away from each other.

I'm not going to make it. I'm overweight and a heavy smoker. I do doordash and even after a few hours I'm completely beaten the next day. 😢

Considering applying for this job I currently work at USPS warehouse been working here for 5 months now good job but night shifts aren’t for me and I heard this is a job for daytime that’s one thing that caught me also the pay is about the same if not better lol

I’m considering on applying for this job I currently work at the usps warehouse it’s a good job but night shifts aren’t for me lol

Not worth it dsp is full of shit routes are crazy phones often have no service dogs are the worse but if you need a quick job then go for it

Hey do yah use yah own phone service delivering or the company assigns you a device for delivery

Jeez you’re a big boy for doing all that exercising and Amazon is quite an physically active job or is that just in video?

I was hired by Amazon and when it was time for me and like 3 other people to start driving they said they had a lot of driver already and that was day 1 ..day 2 we was on stand by ..day 3 they said it wasn’t a lot of routes ..I was like nah I’m good I went and started working some where else ..I think it’s a good part time job but it shouldn’t be your only job because a lot of times they will pull that on people

Did it for a year.

Bro I just quit today they wanted me to do 175 stops on my first day by myself I didn't get done till 9pm and I started at 11 this morning I told myself this shit ain't worth it and I only had four more packages to do but once when the GPS took me on the wrong route I said f*** this s***

!! ** An actual genuine comment/response ** !! All the best to you and your family my friend. Truly. - To those that watched this video in attempt to learn and consider if an Amazon DSP Delivery Driver job is for you , you absolutely 1000000% can NOT get an accurate idea of what this particular job entails after just a week. I know this as fact, because I just completed my 3rd week as one. In your first week, you are meant to go on a ride along your first day, and then they send you on "Nursery Routes" (which range around the 70-ish delivery stops in your day. You will not typically work a full 8 hours during this period. Also, 70-ish deliveries is only half of what you are tasked with during your 3rd week. The second week, you are tasked with 100-ish deliveries, give or take 10-12. During your 3rd week, as I mentioned, you are given 140-ish deliveries, give or take, that can be around 250-ish packages. From what I was told by a trainer, is that once a month hits, you're tasked with full capacity. Which I believe is 300-ish packages. So I'm guessing that may be around a 170-ish delivery stops. In one day. I won't lie, it's brutal. Granted, depending on the topography of land in your area/state/location...some of y'all may have it harder than others. Where I'm at, some of the routes I am regularly tasked with, are in extremely hilly areas. Sometimes and/or often you cannot park in the homeowner's driveways; be it due to their request that you park on the street, or there may be obstacles that prevent you from parking there. Which means, you're walking it. If it's hilly, you're going to have it harder and wear-out faster than a driver that is delivering on all/or mostly flat land. Don't get it twisted though, even on flat land, this is an extremely exhausting job. Both physically and mentally. They want you to drive safely; and they activelytell you to drive safely, they do. At the same time, you're expected to deliver ALL of those said packages, during a specific timeframe. Which means, yes you drive safe, but you are ........E V E R Y W H E R E ....... . Frankly, it's a fairly reckless job. Because you are loaded up with so much, with only so much time (which the two aren't properly balanced) , you are on panic-type alert , being on the lookout for address numbers; which many are either not there, hidden/blocked, and/or the same color tone as the wall or pillar it's attached to; essentially making it almost invisible by being so camouflaged. Oh, and just wait 'til it's night and dark outside, trying to find those numbers. Yes, you have a mapping system on your provided phone, that accurately shows homes/buildings/apartments. But you still need to be able to visually confirm that the location you're delivering to, is indeed the meant location. You're going to be backing up, A LOT. Often down very very long driveways and/or roads. (again, where you're located and it's topography will determine the difficulty and amount of stress) What's crazy, is in every daily morning meeting, they inform you that if you need a rescue, you'll be written up. (a "rescue" is another delivery driver meeting up with you somewhere, they pretty much never inform you that a rescue is meeting up with you; and the other driver typically takes around half of the amount of packages and deliveries you have left remaining. I want you to thing of this as a zoom zoom race car high intensity aerobics class carrying weights for an average of 8 hours straight. You have a half hour lunch period. Two 15 minute breaks, which I haven't been able to use, because it's so non-stop. You have no time to rest. Where I'm at, pays $19.75/hour . Which in all honesty, should pay $29.75/hour. I honestly could go on and on . . . Yes I'm 39 years of age, and maybe that plays into it. But it's a tough job, one I personally wouldn't recommend to anyone.

Those got a workout to get to their house.

Thanks for the videos and motivation! Does Amazon have part time drivers for weekends?

How about being on the extras list because they dont like you cause your not a ass kisser,its why i left

Honestly, after working there for a little bit, I do not hate the job at all. I do believe everybody has their different opinion but honestly, I love it. Only thing I hate about it is the heat and getting in and out of the van constantly but other than that I love driving. it’s very good. Not to mention. Quick money long days, but it’s worth it.

My stupid ass organizes the numbers in reverse. Thing is I’m so used to it I’ll just keep doing it that way.

How is he having a good time and doing all this with the camera ? I’m about to start and wanna know how sensitive it is Like can I check phone occasionally just not stay on it or hit my vape or what

i appreciate you for making this. been doing amazon for 2 yrs and drive a stepvan. theres a huge difference between people that do this for a week and trash on it and people that do it for a month plus and understand the perks of this job. every tike i finish my route im so happy and thankful im not in a warehouse or factory and listening to a manager tell me how to work. two of my favorite things anout the job is listening to ur own music, phone calls, and problem solving and doing things the way you want them done

What s it like working at amazon

This guy just started he said he hasn’t got anything over 20 pounds you get dog food, kitty litter and everything you get up to 50 pounds Amazon job is not worth it work for DHL if you can

It’s not worth it

4:48 move ur feet , stuck in the mud

Be very aware of your mechanics is facts, because in that van I hit my head which crunched my neck a bit. It was numb for about a min and still hurts when I turn it, but I think I’m good lol