Man, if I could give this video more likes I would...man's said how much he made at the company within the first 2 minutes of the video. Mentioned yearly, gross and net. Didn't just say, "you gonna make good money" and skim over the thing that matters most to us all. Kudos!
Sysco will send drivers that don't have a route that morning to go help someone for all of their stops or for four or five stops and then go help someone else.
Yeah, there are no dedicated helpers now that I'm in here.@@dwaynecooper4185 For all those wondering: Nashville warehouse does not make pallets very good and it significantly limits the volume a single driver can move in a day.
What are your thoughts now on these 2 companies which one would you take now if you are still knowledged on the 2? I seen sysco now doing 4 days week which is the better company now has your mind changed?
Company is based upon what your looking for. Sysco is a great company (depending on the location) could make allot of money the only downfall is that they deliver to allot of small mom & pop restaurants which involve you going up & down stairs vs McLane they’ve been good to me for the past couple of years I love it over here I only deliver to big chain restaurants and if I want extra work I could get it. The only downfall that allot of people hate is that they pay every 2 weeks vs Sysco get paid every week. Sysco is a good company but for long term I couldn’t do it due to the stairs but McLane I could do it long term.
How long did you have your CDL? Which Sygma location is that? To be honest I wouldn’t stay for long that’s too low of pay to be doing touching freight delivery job
@@FoodServiceDriver exactly bro…n they never talked about pay n they took back the 10k sign up bonus ….my cdl is new but it didnt matter if you had experience or not 1450 is all you getting unless you took on more deliveries
As a selector I've decided to switch to mclane sysco has 20 stops all mixed mclane it's only a couple stops easier to build easier for drivers sysco is 3 pallets can be multiple trucks and mclane is 1 pallet mclane is definitely designed to be more simple
McLane Foodservice here out of Tracy,Ca. Great message the hardest part of Mclane is being in extra board. It’s not a physical thing it’s all mental. On extra board you don’t know what city you’re going to but for much all the stores are the same just built different. My first year at Mclane I did 75k at Level 1 pay. Now depending on how I feel each year I do 98k-109,000k 4 nights 3 days off and you can’t beat that 2 single routes alone local 1 driver driver and 1 driver helper route. Keep trucking fam, be safe!
Appreciate it man. McLane FoodService is a really good company which allot of people try to downplay them I dont know why. But you not lieing about that extra board bro man that shit is for the birds lol. I hated that shit with a passion man but now that I got my own route everything is good work 4 days a week and only work 40 - 45 hours a week. Cant beat that
@@FoodServiceDriver so at mclane you can make good money with out have to put in a whole lot of overtime and what are the start times for layover over routes vs non layer routes debating on where I should go to first to try out fresh out of school but have been in food industry for past 8 years I have been a selector,loaded ,and unloaded trailers so I feel like I should be good for food service next
@@allhustlenoluck9925 Start times for layover is between 6pm - 12am and you’ll be delivering all night until the next morning and you’ll get off anywhere from 4-9am the next morning and layover in a hotel & pick up the following night around 8pm - 12am. Non Layover to it was start anywhere from 8pm - 12am and they’ll be home the next morning between 5am - 10am depending on how fast you move. The faster you move the better you are at making money and getting home early trust me. But for extra board you wouldn’t know nothing until the morning of they usually tell you what your doing and where you going that time in advance
@@FoodServiceDriver okay thanks man appreciate it I didn’t think the non lay over routes would start as early I’m working now staring at midnight but kind of hard to go to sleep midday with kids and stuff but it seems like chain accounts the way to go and seems mclane and gfs are the most organized but don’t have them nearby I know Sysco has later start times but everybody on here that has went to them has left and have been from different states so just trying to make the right choice any other suggestions ?
I feel as if it’s a good stepping stone when it comes to getting into the foodservice industry especially with McLane. I’ve never heard of trainee component but usually you’ll get paid hourly until your down with the training part and then you’ll be on component but it looks like you’ll get component pay while your training before you get solo & I would definitely get on that because you’ll be able to see allot more money faster than if you was hourly
Im a driver for mclane and you can make from 75k to 115k yearly it depends on how much you want to grind. Also if you get picked up by a good partner you can have sweet routes too.
4 to 5 days a week only 9 hrs a day lol over here in VA sysco shit we put in like 10-14hrs a day and you might see a 1300$ check before taxes lol what's state you from?
Congrats 🎊. Getting his permit is the first step but once he gets his foot in the door at McLane it’s all going be downhill from there trust me…he’s going like it but starting out it’s going be rough!
Hey Guys, Dont forget to leave your cash app info in the comments and to make it fair describe why you think your food service company is better and I will be choosing random 3 winners on Friday September 20th.
There’s really not a recruiter you can speak too, you just apply and then someone would reach out to you to go over the information if you qualify then they will push you to the interview
What about pay at McClane.. how much you averaging... I be applying to the Houston DC here soon and they said the pay for the first year is $70k... I am assuming the $5k sign on bonus is apart of the $70k.. Also days off? Position says no Saturday dispatch.. does that mean we only be off Saturday or do we still work 4 to 5 days a week depending on volume.
The pay is based on componet pay so you will average anywhere from $2100 - $2700 every 2 weeks depending on how you run that's just low ball park average with no food experience. That bonus is not apart of the $70K its seperate. McLane operates 4 days a week if you have a route if you dont have a route expect to work 5 days a week. Usually if you have a route it depends on your day off but once you get one your schedule will tell you what your days off are. If your running extra board then no guarantee days when you will be off you'll be working by demanding basically whenever they need you they will call you. We dont dispatch on Saturdays so that's the one day your guarantee off
I see. I was wondering because my end goal is to go back and be a driver from my old company which is Martin Brower. They are located at East point there in Georgia where you at..... only thing I am lacking to get on right now is Food delivery experience
I havent heard much about Martin Bower but I know McLane hires whether you have food experience or not because thats the point in training people so you can get familiar with it and deliver
@@solOperator at first yes because they're on a different payscale and plus the reason I was making allot at Sysco was because the cost of living was higher in Colorado so they pay more and the cost of living in GA is low so they dont pay as high in Colorado but it's still good money because of the cost of living. Wherever you live the pay is going to vary to accommodate the living expenses in the area
Gotcha. Yea location makes a difference. I'm looking at getting off the road after 3 years flatbed owner op and mclane and sygma are the 2 food delivery companies im looking at. Do you know anything about sygma? I guess they're owned by sysco. I'm looking to get home every weekend. Can you get home every weekend with mclane?
Owner operators there is no drop & hook they’re driving the trailers and unloading them as well. Your basically doing the same work as a normal McLane driver but paid way more
Aye bra I’m from Atlanta I’m over the road now i make good money but I want to be home I’m not afraid to work how many off days do you get and do they drive automatic or manuals and do they pay weekly or bi weekly and what’s my average check can I expect and how many stops do we have plus will I always have a help mate with me
Drive Automatics Paid Bi-Weekly And the pay just depends if you have experience with driving and food. If you have over 3 years of driving you could expect to start at decent pay rate but if not you'll start at the bottom and have to work your way up. It's totally worth it the money is there just have to be patient. I work 6 days a week because I choose too so I can make the most money. Average for a new person you could expect anywhere from $2000-2400 bi-weekly
So If I work 6 days a week what will my check look like and what terminal are you out of because I live in Stone Mountain georgia it’s 30 mins from lithonia also will I be running teams or I will be solo also is it a long process to get hire or they don’t need drivers like that and since I will be a new hire will I have to run at night
@@martinflawless675 I work at the Forest Park location. I dont know about the other locations but I like to work In Food Service because they make more than grocery from what I've been told and seen. It all depends on your pay grade honestly and how much the route pay but if you on a decent payscale. If the routes you run on 6 days a week makes good money and your on a good pay scale your golden. Like now I'm on pay grade 2 out 5 and I make between 1600-2000 a week so imagine if I was on a different payscale I will be making mad money
Okay I guess I will be working for that one do they give referral and sign on bonus because I’m on hometime now for like a week but I’m with a Otr company but once I apply I will tell them that you referred me I guess I will do a month out back on the road and then apply I watch all your videos for mclane so will I be solo or teams
@@martinflawless675 You will be doing a mixture of both. They primarily do team driving because they cover more ground and also it pays allot of money. You can be solo but all the seniority dudes have the good ones that pay. Sign on bonus they do have those as well as referral bonuses
How strict are they when it comes to your driving record? I put a very small scrape on another truck with my trailer at a truck stop, got warning for failure to maintain lane and put a hole in the cab of my tractor when the kingpin went over my fifth wheel and pushed the handle bar of my bike into my truck.
@@Hallahanify They're transitioning into Automatics but they do have a couple of manuals just know if you dont have a restriction possibility your going be in a manual. As far as driving record your going to have to call the recruiter for that one honestly they're strict on certain things I know when it comes to tickets but I dont know about accidents
Definitely not fuckin Penske Logistics STARBUCKS they suck bigtime You can have a driver with less than 3 years and and 3 speeding tickets and two wrecks and Penske will still give them a 3 year safety bonus!!! LMFAO!!!
Do you think sysco would hire me with log violations? Everything else is clean...no tickets, no dui/dwi, no accidents. I didnt even get ticketed or fine for those log violations either.
Really appreciate your videos. About to finish CDL in August and get into food service. Currently at FedEx Ground. Disgusting I know. That’s why I’m out. Appreciate the information and the motivation.
Hey bro! Thanks for the quality videos again. I'm yet to begin trucking. Did you go OTR before starting trucking and if not, was uour first company Sysco and how did you get in?
No Problem 😊. I had got my CDL through a company called Shamrock Foods and from there after I got it I left and went over to Sysco which I started making real money and had better training. I never went OTR honestly, some companies will offer people their CDL without having to go OTR
About to graduate CDL school and I'm really looking @ Sysco and Mclane. Was a beast Lead order selector for 3 yrs in foodservice as well but what about fresh out of CDL School with will Mclane hire?? By the way your videos are legit AF and much appreciated
which one should i try to go into us foods or sysco soon as i get out of cdl school in atlanta for the most money ? feel free to name me any other companies you know in atlanta
If your in Atlanta I would defiantly go to U.S Foods. There’s nothing but horror stories about Sysco in Atlanta unfortunately...haven’t heard much good about them at all I would defiantly not recommend & if you do your going at your own risk. McLane is good also they have different locations & they pay pretty good as well. Not to mention Gordon Foods they pay decent from what I heard but not the highest you could make about $60K - 70K a year with Gordon but with U.S Foods once you get your feet in the door you can easily make over $80K a year same with McLane.
@@FoodServiceDriver Thanks for the response imma try to get hired at one of these companies for warehouse work because my schooling is 3 week cdl training then tell them when they hire me im in the process of getting my cdl maybe they will hire me soon as i graduate
@@citgotv1885 just looking but ill be applying while im still in training because im moving to atlanta just getting my cdl in the state im in imma transfer them
Depending on the location with Sysco some are union and some arent. Allot of Sysco have 401K but theres a few that have union. Mclane no union they dont believe in it and its strictly 401K no pension
@@FoodServiceDriver I work at anheuser they offer both 401 and a union pension but I'm always curious what's out there only jobs that I came across that offer both is ups and frito lay
Someone mentioned that in our driver meeting the other day and I agree. I understand that we drivers complain about our trucks being messed up but also got to think about how the people in the warehouse who loads the trucks
@@FoodServiceDriver I take it you were paid component pay at sysco rather then hourly? I was looking into sysco detroit, and they were off4ting like 23 an hour any idea if that's just for training?
@@bradleythomas6645 if its $23 an hour then thats what your paid hourly but you can get on whats called incentive pay which is basiclly componet pay but at Sysco they bump up your hourly rate depending on your performance for example mines was $27 per hour and since I had good performce I went from $27 to $39 per hour
Good thing about Sysco is I’m off weekends and I don’t do over nights. I’m out of a shuttle yard so only average 5-600 cases and I make close to 90k a year. You guys do 1000+ cases and do overnights and weekends
No Outlet Sysco, Mclane, PFG, US foods. All those suck lol I’m no longer at Sysco. Currently at Martin Brower. Same or a little more pay and free benefits and union for wayyyy less work. Literally just pull off carts and roll it in the store 90-100k a year
Hazard is good to have but stay away from chemicals or worth it get more eyes on you and a lot more dangerous sometimes it’s only couple more dollars extra for hazmat I’ll do food bulk and gas that’s it if I’m doing local
@@citgotv1885 oh yea as new driving get your experience first hauling milk juice bulk stuff and if you want to do hazmat later go for it but it’s not worth it to me 190 just to get it
Yeah tell me about it. That was one of the disadvantages I hated working for them but the compensation was really good so people put up the b.s to deal with the good compensation
@@bleekmode116 The training you wouldn’t need the whole 4 weeks usually people can catch on quick I only did it for 1 week and after that I was on my own. But with your experience you should come in on as a paygrade 3 to be honest. I wouldn’t take anything lower than that but be mindful they might put you lower but you just got to push a little harder and they’ll give it to you
@@bleekmode116 With your food experience you should be good man trust me but you can get it. I’ve seen people make $1900-2700 a week at McLane if you really hustling & about your money
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday Sysco 👍🏻 I just applied to mclane here in Houston Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Bruh the work is real, work day/night is real. But that check is fa sho real. Here in grocery department (McLane) we run teams. 53' trailers rarely 48'. First take home check was 2399. This 20th check is about to be crazy. Lots of good hard work and real sweat. Im happy here
@@FoodServiceDriver bruh just from what I've done these past two week went against everything I've learned doing otr. I tell you some drives dont give af about no curbs or shrubbery. Not a one way only sign or anything like that. Just dont hit nothing. I tell you people will see you with hazards on at 7 11 and will still try to park right in front of you as if they dont see you on 10 with the anxiety
$UmarQazi Thanks for the videos bro keep them coming Also how far do you go out and do you have layovers do you go state to state or you stay in Georgia
I go to different states such as Tenneessee , Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, but when your out it's literally you come back the next day and they put you in a hotel. But sometimes you will stay in the state of Georgia.
I appreciate your video Bro! How long have you been driving with a Class A? I've had my B 20 years. Been driving trash trucks. I'm really thinking about getting trained by CR ENGLAND and then my goal is to eventually get on with the BEST! ( I heard Sysco is the best ). I have a friend who has some pull and can talk to someone at ESTES for me. I hear they are great too. I want to move back to Vegas. I hear Brady is great too. They're in Vegas. Regardless.... I wanna get on with a GOOD Co.!
I only been driving for 3 years. I would advise DO NOT GO TO CR ENGLAND!!! That's the worst company to go for if you want to get experience. If anything you could apply for local companies and see if they have a training program in where you could get training and drive for them but if you want OTR experience then you can go to Knight , Prime , Schneider, and Crete.
Sysco sucks, i got laid over, there are layovers. They max out your clock. I don’t know about The other company. Sysco 12 hr days like clock work 6 days a week. 28 footer with 1000 cases on it at Sysco have fun digging
cashapp: $hozicuervo i live in orlando fl and sysco and mclane are both well run here. i prefer sysco because im home everyday but cant go wrong with either one. Definitely 2 of the best food service companies to work for
I live in Orlando, fl as well. Thinking about switching to sysco. Can you tell me what the schedule is looking like? How many days of work and hrs? What's your pay looking like? Appreciate any info. Thanks
@@hienowens188 i dont work there I left in Feb but it was 4 days a week between monday and saturday and it goes up to 5 maybe 6 when it gets busy. I used to make $1700 every 2 weeks doing 4 day weeks. U get paid route pay plus ot after 40 hours. Truck loads are very organized. They have oncall which is the worst part to me but they rarely call. Also they're no helpers
Don't have a cash app but will take a route mclane will send you to ask school first must have your cdl permit and pay you yrly 16.11 while in cdl school for 3 to. 4weeks and if you graduate with your cdl for 2 months your train in a yard for 22.11 then 4 for months run routes with a trains until u roll over to fulltime driving
@@ThatGuy-in7ue it dont work that way basically you work when they need you and on their schedule. If your fast worker than you could get done early like 8 hours but if your brand new to the game its impossible for you to finish that early without experience. You only get a set schedule when you have a route but coming in brand new your going work whenever they need you
Yo man I have a interview with McClain in Oklahoma City next week on October 2nd. Any tips on the interview process? Any questions that I should ask that you may have asked.
The interview is very basic honestly man, you go in there and they will ask about you and why you want to work for McLane. Honestly just be honest with them I would personally say I heard allot about you guys and I could have the potential of making excellent money here which is what I want but is willing to work hard to get it and make muself a known figure at this company in which Im known for being hard working
I have an offer for both! Mclane 16.25 for training for 2-4 weeks 15,000 sign on bonus 3,000 when I hit 30 days Was told I should make 2500 bi weekly Sysco 24.54 from start , local runs, home every night
Did you just get your CDL license? They’re both good but I know Sysco after 40 hours you’ll kill it with overtime which would put you over McLane but it’s all about your preference. McLane delivers mostly the big chain restaurants so there’s no stair deliveries which is just front door or back door delivery. As far as Sysco they’re a good company (depending on where you live), but you will make some real strange deliveries every customer is different. You’ll either have smooth deliveries or you’ll have some where you going have to go up some stairs or down some stairs I’m just keeping it real with you. That’s something to think about.
Cashapp info $mandyarmani Mclane is fair and pays you pretty well. I made 70k my first year and would of hit 93k my 2nd year. I was also topped out. Company was laid back to me. But I didn’t complain and bailed them out a lot. Also with the lack of drivers you can pretty much do what you want if your a good worker.
This is class a driving? And what state are you in? Sysco 👍🏻 So how much u make at McLane? Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday I just applied to mclane here in Houston Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Solely depend on the location. What I’ve noticed from Sysco they tend to use allot of old equipment to keep the cost on the company which turns out in their favor because they pay their drivers more money.
@@FoodServiceDriverhey bro,what Sysco location you were at in Atl??The College Park location in Atl emailed me for an interview for $26.15...idk if ima go tho lol
@@gsherman554 never worked in Sysco ATL i worked in Sysco Denver, CO. i wouldn’t work at the one in ATL i’m being honest you would be wasting your time it’s the most horrible place to work at down there
$stevengrey1 bro your videos really inspired me to go local. I actually applied for McLane right after i watched your first video. needless to say I got the job I started 2 weeks ago and in training. I'm working for McLane grocery division in socal so far its going great. If any one on here has any questions about how the grocery division works hit me up.
Congrats man ! You should definetly start making some videos about it man. Not allot of people talk about the grocery division just the foodservice but Im glad I was able to help you out
I just applied to mclane here in Houston Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday Sysco 👍🏻 This is class a driving? And what state are you in? Sysco 👍🏻 So how much u make at McLane?
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Man, if I could give this video more likes I would...man's said how much he made at the company within the first 2 minutes of the video. Mentioned yearly, gross and net. Didn't just say, "you gonna make good money" and skim over the thing that matters most to us all. Kudos!
Appreciate it brother
Heavy🧢
I noticed ads for helpers for sysco in my area, that seems to indicate the drivers actually get help where I'm going.
Sysco will send drivers that don't have a route that morning to go help someone for all of their stops or for four or five stops and then go help someone else.
Yeah, there are no dedicated helpers now that I'm in here.@@dwaynecooper4185
For all those wondering: Nashville warehouse does not make pallets very good and it significantly limits the volume a single driver can move in a day.
What are your thoughts now on these 2 companies which one would you take now if you are still knowledged on the 2? I seen sysco now doing 4 days week which is the better company now has your mind changed?
Company is based upon what your looking for. Sysco is a great company (depending on the location) could make allot of money the only downfall is that they deliver to allot of small mom & pop restaurants which involve you going up & down stairs vs McLane they’ve been good to me for the past couple of years I love it over here I only deliver to big chain restaurants and if I want extra work I could get it. The only downfall that allot of people hate is that they pay every 2 weeks vs Sysco get paid every week. Sysco is a good company but for long term I couldn’t do it due to the stairs but McLane I could do it long term.
@@FoodServiceDriver cool man I'll keep that in mind, I appreciate the feedback champ 🤝
@@Ivan_Magana no problem anytime
How much can a Sysco driver trainee make in a week
How about yard drivers, can they make up to 75k+?
Im about to start this week!
Does mclane get paid weekly?
Bi-weekly
Im at Sygma…i got my own CDL but during training they only pay 800 then 1450 a week guaranteed….its union and its not hourly either which sucks
How long did you have your CDL? Which Sygma location is that? To be honest I wouldn’t stay for long that’s too low of pay to be doing touching freight delivery job
@@FoodServiceDriver exactly bro…n they never talked about pay n they took back the 10k sign up bonus ….my cdl is new but it didnt matter if you had experience or not 1450 is all you getting unless you took on more deliveries
@@kas7344 they took back they’re bonus? Wow I couldn’t do it but that’s messed up….so what company are you working for now?
@@FoodServiceDriver im still there thinking about finishing july there n take off
@@kas7344 got any other options on where you want to go?
As a selector I've decided to switch to mclane sysco has 20 stops all mixed mclane it's only a couple stops easier to build easier for drivers sysco is 3 pallets can be multiple trucks and mclane is 1 pallet mclane is definitely designed to be more simple
Do you have any info on Labatt? I'm looking to either go with McLane or Labatt..
Who’s Labatt? Never heard of them
@@FoodServiceDriver in Dallas
@@80SBABYDRETV Don’t have any info about that company I only know about McLane & others. Sorry
Who pays more?
McLane Foodservice here out of Tracy,Ca. Great message the hardest part of Mclane is being in extra board. It’s not a physical thing it’s all mental. On extra board you don’t know what city you’re going to but for much all the stores are the same just built different. My first year at Mclane I did 75k at Level 1 pay. Now depending on how I feel each year I do 98k-109,000k 4 nights 3 days off and you can’t beat that 2 single routes alone local 1 driver driver and 1 driver helper route. Keep trucking fam, be safe!
Appreciate it man. McLane FoodService is a really good company which allot of people try to downplay them I dont know why. But you not lieing about that extra board bro man that shit is for the birds lol. I hated that shit with a passion man but now that I got my own route everything is good work 4 days a week and only work 40 - 45 hours a week. Cant beat that
How long have you been with McLane Justin?
@@FoodServiceDriver so at mclane you can make good money with out have to put in a whole lot of overtime and what are the start times for layover over routes vs non layer routes debating on where I should go to first to try out fresh out of school but have been in food industry for past 8 years I have been a selector,loaded ,and unloaded trailers so I feel like I should be good for food service next
@@allhustlenoluck9925 Start times for layover is between 6pm - 12am and you’ll be delivering all night until the next morning and you’ll get off anywhere from 4-9am the next morning and layover in a hotel & pick up the following night around 8pm - 12am.
Non Layover to it was start anywhere from 8pm - 12am and they’ll be home the next morning between 5am - 10am depending on how fast you move. The faster you move the better you are at making money and getting home early trust me. But for extra board you wouldn’t know nothing until the morning of they usually tell you what your doing and where you going that time in advance
@@FoodServiceDriver okay thanks man appreciate it I didn’t think the non lay over routes would start as early I’m working now staring at midnight but kind of hard to go to sleep midday with kids and stuff but it seems like chain accounts the way to go and seems mclane and gfs are the most organized but don’t have them nearby I know Sysco has later start times but everybody on here that has went to them has left and have been from different states so just trying to make the right choice any other suggestions ?
DRIVER, TRAINEE COMPONENT how do you feel about that position at mclane ?
I feel as if it’s a good stepping stone when it comes to getting into the foodservice industry especially with McLane. I’ve never heard of trainee component but usually you’ll get paid hourly until your down with the training part and then you’ll be on component but it looks like you’ll get component pay while your training before you get solo & I would definitely get on that because you’ll be able to see allot more money faster than if you was hourly
Does mclane or Sysco hire recent cdl graduates??
Yes Mclane
Here in Omaha,Nebraska McLane be having delivery assistants basically helpers.
Im a driver for mclane and you can make from 75k to 115k yearly it depends on how much you want to grind. Also if you get picked up by a good partner you can have sweet routes too.
What state you at?
Im in Virginia
If i got hired as shuttle driver at sysco how oftem u think i have run route they said could happen but not often
I'm not sure to be honest I only know about delivery driver. I rarely see shuttle drivers on routes
$JavinKea I think it depends on location.. Overall I would say McLane for being more organized for sure.. that matters when it comes to stops
4 to 5 days a week only 9 hrs a day lol over here in VA sysco shit we put in like 10-14hrs a day and you might see a 1300$ check before taxes lol what's state you from?
What's the starting pay an hour ? Do sysco in Virginia pay every week ? Message me jannadove32@gmail.com
Do you work weekend?
My husband is starting at MCLANE The Dec 13th. He just has to get his perment.
Congrats 🎊. Getting his permit is the first step but once he gets his foot in the door at McLane it’s all going be downhill from there trust me…he’s going like it but starting out it’s going be rough!
How much experience you need to drive for Sysco. I seen 0-1 year experience. Can anyone clarify that please
Theres no minimum to it. As long as you got an CDL you can apply
FoodService Driver Thank You
Hey Guys,
Dont forget to leave your cash app info in the comments and to make it fair describe why you think your food service company is better and I will be choosing random 3 winners on Friday September 20th.
You made 85k in which location? Because in florida they make 30k
In Colorado...the cost of living is higher up there so they pay more
@psykotikoutlaw no problem...trust me bro they going take care of you
@psykotikoutlaw anytime brother
Hi, do you happen to know how I can get in touch with a Sysco recruiter?
There’s really not a recruiter you can speak too, you just apply and then someone would reach out to you to go over the information if you qualify then they will push you to the interview
@@FoodServiceDriver Thank you!
@@user-gq3uh4cy2f anytime my brother
What about pay at McClane.. how much you averaging... I be applying to the Houston DC here soon and they said the pay for the first year is $70k... I am assuming the $5k sign on bonus is apart of the $70k..
Also days off? Position says no Saturday dispatch.. does that mean we only be off Saturday or do we still work 4 to 5 days a week depending on volume.
The pay is based on componet pay so you will average anywhere from $2100 - $2700 every 2 weeks depending on how you run that's just low ball park average with no food experience. That bonus is not apart of the $70K its seperate. McLane operates 4 days a week if you have a route if you dont have a route expect to work 5 days a week. Usually if you have a route it depends on your day off but once you get one your schedule will tell you what your days off are. If your running extra board then no guarantee days when you will be off you'll be working by demanding basically whenever they need you they will call you. We dont dispatch on Saturdays so that's the one day your guarantee off
I see. I was wondering because my end goal is to go back and be a driver from my old company which is Martin Brower. They are located at East point there in Georgia where you at..... only thing I am lacking to get on right now is Food delivery experience
I havent heard much about Martin Bower but I know McLane hires whether you have food experience or not because thats the point in training people so you can get familiar with it and deliver
@@FoodServiceDriver that's good.... yeah Martin Brower does all off McDonalds and some DCs like the one there now does Chiks Fil A as well.
@@sevokevo oh okay that's for the info
What you bring home for McLane
I bring home anywhere between $2200 - $3400 every two weeks after taxes
@@FoodServiceDriver so you made less at mclane than at sysco
@@solOperator at first yes because they're on a different payscale and plus the reason I was making allot at Sysco was because the cost of living was higher in Colorado so they pay more and the cost of living in GA is low so they dont pay as high in Colorado but it's still good money because of the cost of living. Wherever you live the pay is going to vary to accommodate the living expenses in the area
Gotcha. Yea location makes a difference. I'm looking at getting off the road after 3 years flatbed owner op and mclane and sygma are the 2 food delivery companies im looking at. Do you know anything about sygma? I guess they're owned by sysco. I'm looking to get home every weekend. Can you get home every weekend with mclane?
Thanks for info ,what abt for owner operator drop and hook ,did they have load board or how I will contact them thanks
Owner operators there is no drop & hook they’re driving the trailers and unloading them as well. Your basically doing the same work as a normal McLane driver but paid way more
Aye bra I’m from Atlanta I’m over the road now i make good money but I want to be home I’m not afraid to work how many off days do you get and do they drive automatic or manuals and do they pay weekly or bi weekly and what’s my average check can I expect and how many stops do we have plus will I always have a help mate with me
Drive Automatics
Paid Bi-Weekly
And the pay just depends if you have experience with driving and food. If you have over 3 years of driving you could expect to start at decent pay rate but if not you'll start at the bottom and have to work your way up. It's totally worth it the money is there just have to be patient.
I work 6 days a week because I choose too so I can make the most money. Average for a new person you could expect anywhere from $2000-2400 bi-weekly
So If I work 6 days a week what will my check look like and what terminal are you out of because I live in Stone Mountain georgia it’s 30 mins from lithonia also will I be running teams or I will be solo also is it a long process to get hire or they don’t need drivers like that and since I will be a new hire will I have to run at night
@@martinflawless675 I work at the Forest Park location. I dont know about the other locations but I like to work In Food Service because they make more than grocery from what I've been told and seen. It all depends on your pay grade honestly and how much the route pay but if you on a decent payscale. If the routes you run on 6 days a week makes good money and your on a good pay scale your golden. Like now I'm on pay grade 2 out 5 and I make between 1600-2000 a week so imagine if I was on a different payscale I will be making mad money
Okay I guess I will be working for that one do they give referral and sign on bonus because I’m on hometime now for like a week but I’m with a Otr company but once I apply I will tell them that you referred me I guess I will do a month out back on the road and then apply I watch all your videos for mclane so will I be solo or teams
@@martinflawless675 You will be doing a mixture of both. They primarily do team driving because they cover more ground and also it pays allot of money. You can be solo but all the seniority dudes have the good ones that pay. Sign on bonus they do have those as well as referral bonuses
How strict are they when it comes to your driving record? I put a very small scrape on another truck with my trailer at a truck stop, got warning for failure to maintain lane and put a hole in the cab of my tractor when the kingpin went over my fifth wheel and pushed the handle bar of my bike into my truck.
Also do they have auto's at mcclane? I dont have a restriction but I've never driven a 10 speed(well one time). I took the cdl test in a syncro trans.
@@Hallahanify They're transitioning into Automatics but they do have a couple of manuals just know if you dont have a restriction possibility your going be in a manual. As far as driving record your going to have to call the recruiter for that one honestly they're strict on certain things I know when it comes to tickets but I dont know about accidents
Do these companies require hair follicle tests?
None of the companies I worked for required it except for when I was applying at Gordon they did. But Sysco and McLane all piss test
Just started working at Sysco about a month ago…Salt Lake City area.
How’s it treating you ?
Damn intro music almost blew my speaker out
McLANE grocery side is really easy and lighter then food service side but they are both good compared to other food services
How much do you make
Definitely not fuckin Penske Logistics STARBUCKS they suck bigtime
You can have a driver with less than 3 years and and 3 speeding tickets and two wrecks and Penske will still give them a 3 year safety bonus!!! LMFAO!!!
Do you think sysco would hire me with log violations? Everything else is clean...no tickets, no dui/dwi, no accidents. I didnt even get ticketed or fine for those log violations either.
I would give it a try bro , I know Sysco don't hire people with too much violations on their record
Any luck?
Good vid no commercials like the old youtube
Appreciate it Fam !!
@@FoodServiceDriver your welcome fam
Really appreciate your videos. About to finish CDL in August and get into food service. Currently at FedEx Ground. Disgusting I know. That’s why I’m out. Appreciate the information and the motivation.
No problem anytime. FoodService always going be here brother but its not for the weak!! I hope your ready
FoodService Driver No bullshit I’m ready to work hard stay humble no complaining just work hard. Can’t wait
@@henryeastwood1132 what’d you end up doing
Hey bro! Thanks for the quality videos again. I'm yet to begin trucking. Did you go OTR before starting trucking and if not, was uour first company Sysco and how did you get in?
No Problem 😊. I had got my CDL through a company called Shamrock Foods and from there after I got it I left and went over to Sysco which I started making real money and had better training. I never went OTR honestly, some companies will offer people their CDL without having to go OTR
@@FoodServiceDriver Yes bro and i totally agree! Thanks for the prompt response. It's time to get this ball rolling.
About to graduate CDL school and I'm really looking @ Sysco and Mclane. Was a beast Lead order selector for 3 yrs in foodservice as well but what about fresh out of CDL School with will Mclane hire?? By the way your videos are legit AF and much appreciated
which one should i try to go into us foods or sysco soon as i get out of cdl school in atlanta for the most money ? feel free to name me any other companies you know in atlanta
If your in Atlanta I would defiantly go to U.S Foods. There’s nothing but horror stories about Sysco in Atlanta unfortunately...haven’t heard much good about them at all I would defiantly not recommend & if you do your going at your own risk. McLane is good also they have different locations & they pay pretty good as well. Not to mention Gordon Foods they pay decent from what I heard but not the highest you could make about $60K - 70K a year with Gordon but with U.S Foods once you get your feet in the door you can easily make over $80K a year same with McLane.
@@FoodServiceDriver Thanks for the response imma try to get hired at one of these companies for warehouse work because my schooling is 3 week cdl training then tell them when they hire me im in the process of getting my cdl maybe they will hire me soon as i graduate
@@ayoogo what you end up doing
@@citgotv1885 i dont graduate until may
@@citgotv1885 just looking but ill be applying while im still in training because im moving to atlanta just getting my cdl in the state im in imma transfer them
Are they union or non union also do they offer a pension
Depending on the location with Sysco some are union and some arent. Allot of Sysco have 401K but theres a few that have union.
Mclane no union they dont believe in it and its strictly 401K no pension
@@FoodServiceDriver for a company of that size it would be perfect if they offered both 401 and pension
@@MrIgonzalez85 honestly allot of people prefer 401k than pension and its badef on a business stand point
@@FoodServiceDriver I work at anheuser they offer both 401 and a union pension but I'm always curious what's out there only jobs that I came across that offer both is ups and frito lay
@@MrIgonzalez85 its hard to come across jobs that have both honestly but with LTL i dont really like it because your not guaranteed no hours honestly
This is class a driving? And what state are you in?
Class A driving only and I'm in Georgia
I’m thinking bout McLane here in San Antonio .... were you bro how’s the pay and home time start time
everything you say is accurate. But a good driver should always spend some time in the warehouse pre road. many reasons why.
Someone mentioned that in our driver meeting the other day and I agree. I understand that we drivers complain about our trucks being messed up but also got to think about how the people in the warehouse who loads the trucks
Do you think u will make more money at sysco or McLean just curious
McLane Honestly you can make good money at both but I see myself making more money here.
Out of curiosity the sysco checks where they bi weekly numbers or weekly
@@bradleythomas6645 Sysco checks they were weekly !
@@FoodServiceDriver I take it you were paid component pay at sysco rather then hourly? I was looking into sysco detroit, and they were off4ting like 23 an hour any idea if that's just for training?
@@bradleythomas6645 if its $23 an hour then thats what your paid hourly but you can get on whats called incentive pay which is basiclly componet pay but at Sysco they bump up your hourly rate depending on your performance for example mines was $27 per hour and since I had good performce I went from $27 to $39 per hour
Good thing about Sysco is I’m off weekends and I don’t do over nights. I’m out of a shuttle yard so only average 5-600 cases and I make close to 90k a year. You guys do 1000+ cases and do overnights and weekends
Kody Vongprachanh Sysco sucks in Albany treat you like crap layovers and lots of digging and cases
No Outlet Sysco, Mclane, PFG, US foods. All those suck lol I’m no longer at Sysco. Currently at Martin Brower. Same or a little more pay and free benefits and union for wayyyy less work. Literally just pull off carts and roll it in the store 90-100k a year
Shamrock ☘
Used to work there…a very good company
I'm thinking about switching up to McClain myself
@@RH33084 not a bad company you’ll be able to make some real good money if you got some food experience
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
Did you ever find out?
Us Foods Gang💰💰💰
Eric Jerrod Jr. Text hacker don_cole07 on IG he did a very great job for me he surprise me with $11,000 into my cash app account
Lol I see you Team #USFoods#
What was the step by step hring process at sysco?
RUclips
"Sysco food delivery footage"
And search the comments. It's there I just seen it. Your welcome and good luck
If you want do local get home every day do tanker same pay less work
with hazard?
Hazard is good to have but stay away from chemicals or worth it get more eyes on you and a lot more dangerous sometimes it’s only couple more dollars extra for hazmat I’ll do food bulk and gas that’s it if I’m doing local
@@desgarland9983 ok thanks i just got permit im going to study for the tanker then thanks
@@citgotv1885 oh yea as new driving get your experience first hauling milk juice bulk stuff and if you want to do hazmat later go for it but it’s not worth it to me 190 just to get it
Mclane way better especially that burger king account then you get a helper im doing it daily with a 1500 rate so I'm good
That’s what’s up I heard about Burger King pretty good but too much work. Is that true ?
Do either one pay hourly?
Sysco - Pays hourly
McLane - Pays hourly in training after that your on componet pay so you get paid for what's on the truck
Sysco management is a joke . From what I've seen on RUclips every co op has the same issues. Billion dollar company that can't fix it's routing issue.
Yeah tell me about it. That was one of the disadvantages I hated working for them but the compensation was really good so people put up the b.s to deal with the good compensation
So how much u make at McLane?
It all depends on your route and also what paygrade you come in as. I grossed anywhere from $3200-3800 every 2 weeks
@@bleekmode116 The training you wouldn’t need the whole 4 weeks usually people can catch on quick I only did it for 1 week and after that I was on my own. But with your experience you should come in on as a paygrade 3 to be honest. I wouldn’t take anything lower than that but be mindful they might put you lower but you just got to push a little harder and they’ll give it to you
@@FoodServiceDriver 💯 nothing lower than a 3 and yea I don’t think it’ll take 4 more like 2 weeks max I gotta get it
@@bleekmode116 With your food experience you should be good man trust me but you can get it. I’ve seen people make $1900-2700 a week at McLane if you really hustling & about your money
@@FoodServiceDriver 💯
I just applied to mclane here in Houston
I am also thinking applying in Mc lane Houston.. any advises ?
What about drivers only 1 year of experience? Starting pay sysco
I work at Mclane. 3 years now. Dry grocery selector 4.
Is it incentive based? If so what is the cap?
@@thegorrellfamily894 not incentive based. You get capped to 22.05 after 3 years. Automatically..
I almost got hired on at Sysco got past the road test then the corona hit and ruined it for me
Where at?
Wichita, Kansas 👍🏾
Maybe you should think about modeling
Nice video thanks for information!
Also how far do you go out and do you have layovers do you go state to state or you stay in Georgia
McDonalds is better 🤣 💀
Smh...im not even going comment 😄😄
FoodService Driver I’m trynna get into Sysco hopefully soon
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
Sysco 👍🏻
I just applied to mclane here in Houston
Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Did you get the job at sysco?
Did you get the job?
What time do yall be starting att i applied to sysco as shuttle driver that all they were hiring for atm so
Sysco depatch anywhere between 6pm - 4am the next morning. It all depends on where the route go and also the contract that they have with customera
Sysco depatch anywhere between 6pm - 4am the next morning. It all depends on where the route go and also the contract that they have with customers
What's up fam McLean hiring?
What's up. Man McLane always hiring go to joinmclane.com and look for your location
Bruh the work is real, work day/night is real. But that check is fa sho real. Here in grocery department (McLane) we run teams. 53' trailers rarely 48'. First take home check was 2399. This 20th check is about to be crazy. Lots of good hard work and real sweat. Im happy here
Well Im glad you like it there bro I told you that you would enjoy it. So you deliver to the gas stations right ?
@@FoodServiceDriver 7-11, Walgreen, Walmarts and family dollar. Yea thanks bro
@@sweetchinmusiq1623 Man I dont know how you guys do it man especially at 7-11 some of those parking lots small as hell
@@FoodServiceDriver bruh just from what I've done these past two week went against everything I've learned doing otr. I tell you some drives dont give af about no curbs or shrubbery. Not a one way only sign or anything like that. Just dont hit nothing. I tell you people will see you with hazards on at 7 11 and will still try to park right in front of you as if they dont see you on 10 with the anxiety
@@sweetchinmusiq1623 Lmao true that with food delivering and groceries you cant be too concern about what those signs or hazards say at sll trust me
WHAT COMPANY ARE YOU WORKING FOR NOW???
$UmarQazi
Thanks for the videos bro keep them coming
Also how far do you go out and do you have layovers do you go state to state or you stay in Georgia
I go to different states such as Tenneessee , Florida, Alabama, North Carolina, South Carolina, but when your out it's literally you come back the next day and they put you in a hotel. But sometimes you will stay in the state of Georgia.
I appreciate your video Bro! How long have you been driving with a Class A? I've had my B 20 years. Been driving trash trucks. I'm really thinking about getting trained by CR ENGLAND and then my goal is to eventually get on with the BEST! ( I heard Sysco is the best ). I have a friend who has some pull and can talk to someone at ESTES for me. I hear they are great too. I want to move back to Vegas. I hear Brady is great too. They're in Vegas. Regardless.... I wanna get on with a GOOD Co.!
I only been driving for 3 years. I would advise DO NOT GO TO CR ENGLAND!!! That's the worst company to go for if you want to get experience. If anything you could apply for local companies and see if they have a training program in where you could get training and drive for them but if you want OTR experience then you can go to Knight , Prime , Schneider, and Crete.
@@FoodServiceDriver i agree with this avoid crst/ cr england like the plaque unless its a dedicated account
Sysco sucks, i got laid over, there are layovers. They max out your clock. I don’t know about The other company. Sysco 12 hr days like clock work 6 days a week.
28 footer with 1000 cases on it at Sysco have fun digging
Thats the only bad thing about Sysco was the digging I don't miss that one bit I'm fine where I'm at now which involves no digging
cashapp: $hozicuervo
i live in orlando fl and sysco and mclane are both well run here. i prefer sysco because im home everyday but cant go wrong with either one. Definitely 2 of the best food service companies to work for
I live in Orlando, fl as well. Thinking about switching to sysco. Can you tell me what the schedule is looking like? How many days of work and hrs? What's your pay looking like? Appreciate any info. Thanks
@@hienowens188 i dont work there I left in Feb but it was 4 days a week between monday and saturday and it goes up to 5 maybe 6 when it gets busy. I used to make $1700 every 2 weeks doing 4 day weeks. U get paid route pay plus ot after 40 hours. Truck loads are very organized. They have oncall which is the worst part to me but they rarely call. Also they're no helpers
@@HoziTube wow. I was hoping to net 1700 per week. I applied for the position in ocoee.
HoziTube I thought they pay weekly 😩.. I was about to check the one on Ocoee fl
@@jayhouston21 it should be bi-weekly. Weekly or not shouldn't stop you from making good money. Will start at Sysco Ocoee soon. You should try it out
I just applied to mclane here in Houston
Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Stop slamming your hands on the god damn desk Jesus
I been thinking about quitting prime going back home to drive for McLane 😩
Why slave over the road making barely $1k and less when you can come over here and make between $1400-$2800 every week
Ijs
FoodService Driver you hit it right on the head 🎯I’m just going do my year and roll like a dice
@@TyTheDon252 Yup ill be here if you need anything
How much cdl experience do you need for a driver position at McLane? I’m thinking of going get my cdl and try getting on at McLane after I get my cdl
Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
New Orleans Sysco get that bag
Don't have a cash app but will take a route mclane will send you to ask school first must have your cdl permit and pay you yrly 16.11 while in cdl school for 3 to. 4weeks and if you graduate with your cdl for 2 months your train in a yard for 22.11 then 4 for months run routes with a trains until u roll over to fulltime driving
Cash app info DTK3yboard
Look man I like the content. But you gotta stop slamming your hands on the table every 5 seconds.
Lol I got you man I'll keep that in for next time
FoodService Driver at Sysco you can choose to work 8 hours, and you can choose your amount of days?
@@ThatGuy-in7ue it dont work that way basically you work when they need you and on their schedule. If your fast worker than you could get done early like 8 hours but if your brand new to the game its impossible for you to finish that early without experience. You only get a set schedule when you have a route but coming in brand new your going work whenever they need you
Yo man I have a interview with McClain in Oklahoma City next week on October 2nd. Any tips on the interview process? Any questions that I should ask that you may have asked.
The interview is very basic honestly man, you go in there and they will ask about you and why you want to work for McLane. Honestly just be honest with them I would personally say I heard allot about you guys and I could have the potential of making excellent money here which is what I want but is willing to work hard to get it and make muself a known figure at this company in which Im known for being hard working
@@FoodServiceDriver how often are you home?
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
Sysco 👍🏻
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
Sysco 👍🏻
Sysco 👍🏻
What about drivers only 1 year of experience? Starting pay sysco
So how much u make at McLane?
Sysco 👍🏻
I have an offer for both!
Mclane 16.25 for training for 2-4 weeks
15,000 sign on bonus 3,000 when I hit 30 days
Was told I should make 2500 bi weekly
Sysco 24.54 from start , local runs, home every night
Did you just get your CDL license? They’re both good but I know Sysco after 40 hours you’ll kill it with overtime which would put you over McLane but it’s all about your preference. McLane delivers mostly the big chain restaurants so there’s no stair deliveries which is just front door or back door delivery. As far as Sysco they’re a good company (depending on where you live), but you will make some real strange deliveries every customer is different. You’ll either have smooth deliveries or you’ll have some where you going have to go up some stairs or down some stairs I’m just keeping it real with you. That’s something to think about.
Which sysco location?
$UmarQazi
Thanks for the videos bro keep them coming
Cashapp info $mandyarmani
Mclane is fair and pays you pretty well. I made 70k my first year and would of hit 93k my 2nd year. I was also topped out. Company was laid back to me. But I didn’t complain and bailed them out a lot. Also with the lack of drivers you can pretty much do what you want if your a good worker.
mandyarmani87 which location you at
umar qazi burlington new jersey
I worked for Sysco for 3 years and now at McLane grocery side and McLane is 💯 times better all around
Say man. Just wondering which pays. More. Since the virus hit we been working 4 days
Which one is more physical?
Y’all need to apply at Walmart
No touch freight
This is class a driving? And what state are you in?
Sysco 👍🏻
So how much u make at McLane?
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
I just applied to mclane here in Houston
Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Did you find out about Sysco checking your DAC report?
Sysco
I work for sysco
We have McLane drivers comming over all the time besides you sysco drivers dont leave for McLane ever!!
Everyone have different opionions on why they leave food companies but I left becaude the Sysco in Atlanta is the worst Sysco to work for in history
Just started Sysco the equipment is fairly new maybe it depends on location
Solely depend on the location. What I’ve noticed from Sysco they tend to use allot of old equipment to keep the cost on the company which turns out in their favor because they pay their drivers more money.
@@FoodServiceDriverhey bro,what Sysco location you were at in Atl??The College Park location in Atl emailed me for an interview for $26.15...idk if ima go tho lol
@@gsherman554 never worked in Sysco ATL i worked in Sysco Denver, CO. i wouldn’t work at the one in ATL i’m being honest you would be wasting your time it’s the most horrible place to work at down there
I can grind with a weekly paycheck, and a daycab
Fuck that sleeper shit
Aaron P bi weekly
$stevengrey1
bro your videos really inspired me to go local. I actually applied for McLane right after i watched your first video. needless to say I got the job I started 2 weeks ago and in training. I'm working for McLane grocery division in socal so far its going great. If any one on here has any questions about how the grocery division works hit me up.
Congrats man ! You should definetly start making some videos about it man. Not allot of people talk about the grocery division just the foodservice but Im glad I was able to help you out
The one in San Bernardino ? On Virginia street i think it's called
@@guadalupetreto6180 Yes its on Georgia street
@@stevengrey1505 sweet. Have you done foodservice before?
@@guadalupetreto6180 no never, first time in the industry
$Zykiria1979
I would have to say Mclane because it is fair and pays you pretty well and like you said the equipment is better
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Sysco 👍🏻
I just applied to mclane here in Houston
Sysco makes more tho depending on the location I’m sure
Do Sysco check for DAC report? I have a interview Tuesday
Sysco 👍🏻
This is class a driving? And what state are you in?
Sysco 👍🏻
So how much u make at McLane?
Did you get hired???
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