As RCA. Your location will make or break you. I was lucky enough to get a good location, Cool co workers and cool supervisors as well. I average 55-60 hrs a week.
I have my orientation to be a ARC in a few weeks and I was told by my PM that Sundays and holidays are guaranteed with the opportunity to work other days. So I don't think it is a seasonal position everything else you said seems correct though.
@@Princessfrmalmighty 2-3 days a week every Sundays and your carriers scheduled day off you can travel for more hours or if your office is low of rcas you may be eligible for more hours at your office ..
Yesterday was my second time running packages on a Sunday I did horrible 😂😂I’m not sure is it bc I’m not from that city so I’m not familiar with the area or what! I was the last person to the office😂😂😂
It just takes time to gain momentum lol 😂 once you get familiar with the area you’ll get faster . Once you get it down you’ll be delivering about 15- 20 stops per hour which is the normal speed .
So cca is like boot camp with fifty drill instructors
Pretty much lmao 🤣
This is very informative and very well done❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ love it😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 thank you
Super informative ! I'm on line right now so to speak
Thank you was considering applying for RCA here in Florida
You’re welcome ☺️
I have orientation on the 29th of this month im soooo nervous!
Me too I start on the 24th of August and I'm nervous also
How’s it been going? I just did fingerprints
As RCA. Your location will make or break you. I was lucky enough to get a good location, Cool co workers and cool supervisors as well. I average 55-60 hrs a week.
I have my orientation to be a ARC in a few weeks and I was told by my PM that Sundays and holidays are guaranteed with the opportunity to work other days. So I don't think it is a seasonal position everything else you said seems correct though.
Is casing different for RCA vs CCA?
Excellent video BTW!!
As an RCA, if you finish your route under the evaluated time can you go home or do you have to go in and help others?
They can make you go help others if they need it yes !
@@ShebaCurls thanks again!
What are the days for rca? Will this position work 6 days a week
@@Princessfrmalmighty 2-3 days a week every Sundays and your carriers scheduled day off you can travel for more hours or if your office is low of rcas you may be eligible for more hours at your office ..
Yesterday was my second time running packages on a Sunday I did horrible 😂😂I’m not sure is it bc I’m not from that city so I’m not familiar with the area or what! I was the last person to the office😂😂😂
It just takes time to gain momentum lol 😂 once you get familiar with the area you’ll get faster . Once you get it down you’ll be delivering about 15- 20 stops per hour which is the normal speed .
It’s ok to be last! Being first means more work and not headed home. I’m a regular carrier now 😊
Don’t worry speed comes in time
I love working for the USPS, this job affords me the ability to live an amazing life!
They have a posting for rca and career w/benefits. Which one is better to accept?
@@Zeppezg depends on if you want flexibility less money take rca more money less flexibility choose career 💸
@@ShebaCurls I heard RCA could go home earlier. Are the pay grades the same? Thanks for the info.
What about the car insurance?
@@eunkim4877 yes you do have to have car insurance as well . They can take your license 🪪
Your volume is hard to hear on this video
Thank you 🙏🏽 I will definitely work on fixing this !
Good video but I could barely hear you.
@@BrownBeauty2u thank you for your feedback and for tuning in ! Im going to fix this ! 🙏🏽‼️