ASK THESE QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU ACCEPT THE POSITION | AMAZON DELIVERY DRIVER🚚
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One thing I notice about all these amazon dsp videos is that they never break down the the technical part of how to get rid of the packages. Here’s a lil help try to get minimum 20 packages per hour done once you put that in your head it become easy and less stressful it sort of like motivation. Also delivery jobs aren’t for everyone some people hate some don’t at first I hated it but once I put the 20 packages a hour in my head it became easy. Also don’t finish fast you have about 10-12 hours to get the job done use your time wisely you can make good money for for a amazon dsp just chose the right dsp even if you have to try out as manny as you can either try by giving it a week than quitting or feel the vibe from your dsp boss on the first day of interview it makes the job less stressful when you have a good dsp management trust me!
But did you even take your 30 min lunch? I was with a DSP for a year & I would record how many stops I'd do per 30 mins. I'd average minimum 10+ & usually more inner city which averages 20 - 30 / hour.. Just because I'd take 15 mins before my first stop just to grab lunch my amazon chart was showing that I was delivering behind & it eventually got me fired because I refused to not to take a mini lunch. All they see is that I'm behind. The people who look at the chart do not notice the fact that I slap 20+ / hour once I begin my route & I don't stop killing. Important note is that it takes 1 hour just before we get to our first stop. Regardless I was fired I know I try my hardest to kill it & I run to every house lol.. I'm much faster with an unmarked van without a camera attached!
It's crazy cause I work for a dsp that only had me on a ride along for one day and that was it. But damn u had no ride alongs at all? Crazy this job is a lot of work and a lot of stress. I know a lot of jobs are stressful but this forsure is a very stressful one. This is to anyone considering being an Amazon driver.
Great questions to ask!
I always ask how many stops per day , where they deliver, if they roll up the hours , what time they start and if they pay extra to do rescues. I’m doing about 190 stops per day and an average of 300+ packages per day. And yes I take all my breaks
Smart, and a Ghost fan haha
Great vid also you’re freaking gorgeous
That's so funny , DSPs usually have a big sign " looking for new DA's" but when someone applies they don't give a flying ef about new drivers lol
LISTEN TO THIS VIDEO I GOT 1 DAY RIDE ALONG THEN 190 STOPS MY SECOND DAY AND QUIT, FIND A DSP WITH A DECENT WORK LOAD AND TRAINING!
Unfortunately a lot of DSP’s will be economical with the truth as most are desperate for fresh drivers to replace the ones that have left due to the ridiculous workload Amazon force upon drivers.
Usually you start off with low volume routes as a new driver but after about 2 weeks you will begin to understand how bad it’s going to be from that point.
Amazon flex deliveries are considered (nursery routes) 👶 those are the routes they give to beginners when there still in probation period
As another driver currently! Def wish I knew these things before I started !
Same here! I hope I can get everything there is to know about being a driver out there to everyone.
Hey my friend, you are doing an amazing job explaining things to people who are considering becoming an Amazon driver. But I have to say that, when I first started, the training was not very helpful. I basically learned everything on the fly. Hopefully, it's gotten better. Maybe it was the trainer that I had, just didn't know what he was talking about. Thank you for sharing, and please stay safe and healthy.😊
Thanks Darryl I appreciate it. I can agree that training isn't super helpful and you literally learn everything while you're on the route.
What’s the title of that poetic justice remix at the beginning ? It was fire 😭
Can you do a tips tricks to driving the amazon delivery van please new dsp driver yesterday was my first day on job with a lead driver was hectic alil nerve wrecking😮😢
I’ll enlighten some of y’all if y’all don’t know I am a dispatcher/lead and they do have specific people scheduled everyday. Those people are usually Step van drivers who have worked to where they are at currently. If they show up late they are not going to give up a step van route that easily due to the room the step vans allows. They are not gonna willingly give a regular van driver a step van route because of this. So if you are waiting to receive a route and another driver skips in front of you to grab a van it’s because they may be placed on a route that they will get done. New drivers are hard to trust because their pace is something that they have to work on.
Thank you so so much for the info I appreciate it!
Hi there! I have an interview in 2 weeks for an Amazon delivery position and I was just wondering how easy or hard it may be to drive the Amazon vans? I’m concerned with switching lanes and not being able to see because you obviously don’t have windows in the back. In addition to using my mirrors, I also like to look behind right before I’m about to switch lanes
There are double mirrors on each side and the bottom mirror is wonderful at showing the cars in the other lanes so it’s super convenient to switch lanes without causing an accident.
i was rescue for three days, then they shut down other stations and we took on their routes and every day there is no rescues and i have like 43 business deliveries that i have been struggling with because its like 5 to 10 min drives between them
Did your DSP tell you how long this will last! Surely they don’t expect you guys to have these heavy loads forever🤦🏾♀️
@@amazondeliverydriver I guess they are working on it, I've asked for advice because I felt I was super slow on it. Got some good feedback back like take my lunch break when businesses take their lunch. Ignore Amazon's route and hit the early closing businesses first along with their surrounding businesses.
Do you get medical benefits starting from day 1?
Me I start tomorrow and am already like fuck this job
I would give it at LEAST a week to truly determine if it's going to be a good fit. I know it sucks though starting right in the summer with these high temps.
I had 3 days of training at the warehouse, and 1 day of ride along. Here lately I only get to work 1 day out of the 2 days I am scheduled. I see the same people who work their shift every day, and never get sent home. They play favoritism all the time. They say we are supposed to get a 2 hr minimum for stand by, but we don’t ever get that.
Lol
I'm willing to bet you will quit within 2 weeks
@@User_92020 I’ve been doing this for 4 months. I don’t quit very easily. I have seen alot of people come and go in that 4 months. Lol
@@lauramullins9199 I would consider looking into another DSP only if you plan to stay with Amazon. That's ridiculous to only be scheduled for 2 days and not get to work the both of them.
Log and record everything like that. And send them the bill via email(for records) with the policy of the pay. Management rather pay you no questions asks then to speak to you why they haven't payed you yet.
My amazon snack shelf stays empty.I been there a month and haven't seen a snack YET!!!All we get is water!!!They dont care bout us.PIECES OF SHIT!!!!!
it’s just snacks. not that deep.
Nice;)
This hands down the worst job I’ve ever had and I’ve had about 10 jobs
Hi..
Interesting video.. does Amazon always provide breakfast (meals) for the staff
Our DSP actually are the ones that provide breakfast occasionally. It’s totally at their discretion. It is our responsibility to make sure we eat before we get to work.
@@amazondeliverydriver
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150 stops ? How long does that take to deliver …. 2 weeks ?? And how much do they pay you ? I am trying to compare it to Flex
150 plus stops can take between 6-10 hours-depending on how far apart your stops are. Drivers get paid between $16.50-$21.00 per hour.
I see , and the gas and vehicle is their problem ? Plus u r an independent contractor or w2 ?
I have 6 points on my license that I have unfortunately accumulated within this year for speeding tickets. Is there a chance I could still be hired?
It’s possible, I would still take your chances and apply. The worse thing that could happen is being turned down.
Does Amazon accept probationary license (new driver) or Full license?
New license is fine.
I want that hat
Your DSP should be providing them to you
Do you know if you have points in the license the don’t hiring you?
I can’t guarantee that they won’t hire you being that some DSP companies are desperate. Some are even hiring even when the urine test comes back positive. You will just have to apply and wait for a response back.
Can you work more than 4 days cause I want to work at least 5 to 6 days if that’s possible?
Absolutely you can. Especially now that peak season is approaching.
2:15 when she starts
Make sure if you have time this Friday 3/3 at 9pm cst to tune into my live as I will be discussing changes with Amazon delivery and I will have a driver live with me as well!
how many stops/day is good for first time driver?
I’m in my 4 week and they had me at like 100 to 150 stops since I started
@@tictokfunnymoments9957 damn fuck that. glad i didn’t go to the interview. now i’m getting paid $29/hr for waiting instead of going head first into amazon 😂
First question “do y’all pay per shift or hourly” second, “what are y’all’s policy on rescues and lastly idk lol
Be sure to tune in tomorrow at 9pm CST I will be live discussing all things Amazon including updates! I will be sure to answer both questions!🙌🏾