After Two Weeks

[DarthRedRaider]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

 

[PT Car Washer]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

Most of the PT in my building do not want a FT driver job. With two weeks in you must be considered a lifer by the new guys.

 

[Indecisi0n]

It rained so hard yesterday while delivering I was completely saturated. I peed in my shorts while walking up to a house and you couldn't even noticed.

 

[cosmo1]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

Poor, sweet baby.

 

[Big Package]

You get paid to workout. In a year you get benefits for your paid workout, and by then have a steaming hot bod. If you go to college you get a bunch free.

Then comes career advancement and other job perks. You can even fast track to driver. It doesn't always take ten years.

What's so bad about it? I've got six herniated discs in my back and radicular neuropathy in my hands and forearms. I can still do it. What's your excuse? That it's hard?

 

[Snack]

I remember walking into the facility my first day and wondering what I had gotten myself into. Nearly two years have passed, and I'm grateful I stuck with it. The health insurance alone has made it worthwhile.

 

[Matty_lawn]

Preload is easy

 

[BSWALKS]

It rained so hard yesterday while delivering I was completely saturated. I peed in my shorts while walking up to a house and you couldn't even noticed.

Did u wear them again today without washing them?

 

[RuthlessSupSlayer]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

Disclosure: i am going to be honest and blunt about this:

1. After your 30 days work smarter not harder and safely

2. Don't take no sht from the sups.

3. Grind through because there is a metaphorical "pot of gold" and great benefits most people dream of.

4. I do not know if you have a degree or not but regardless as a FT PCD you can make very good money that is well above the national average. In other words, YOU HAVE TO EARN IT...NO PARTICIPATION TROPHIES HERE CUPCAKE.

 

[Brownslave688]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

Lol after only 2 weeks.

 

[BSWALKS]

Lol after only 2 weeks.

Snowflakes...

 

[Indecisi0n]

Did u wear them again today without washing them?

The rain washed them....

 

[BSWALKS]

The rain washed them....

Too bad. Was gonna ask u to Fedex them to me.

 

[Wally]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

If you made what the old timers are making, it would be 40k a year plus benefits.

 

[rod]

After two weeks on the job as a preloader, I don't understand how people do this for years and sometimes decades; chasing that elusive possible drivers position and great benefits I suppose. In my initial post, I made a comment about how I didn't get how people could be bitter about working here; I understand 100% now. Soul-sucking and life consuming should be the proper job description.

An actual image of UPS.

Most any job sucks. VERY VERY few people actually love what they do for a living. Mostly it just involves surviving as an adult. You will find that out after your next few jobs. If you've only been at UPS for 2 weeks and already feel this way it probably isn't for you. One day you could look back and think--"Damn-- I wish I would have stayed at UPS". Especially if you meet an old fart like me who tells you about being able to retire at 53.

 

[Brownslave688]

Most any job sucks. VERY VERY few people actually love what they do for a living. Mostly it just involves surviving as an adult. You will find that out after your next few jobs. If you've only been at UPS for 2 weeks and already feel this way it probably isn't for you. One day you could look back and think--"Damn-- I wish I would have stayed at UPS". Especially if you meet an old fart like me who tells you about being able to retire at 53.

As I said as a twenty year old looking for my first job. You can pay me enough to do just about anything.

 

[Indecisi0n]

As I said as a twenty year old looking for my first job. You can pay me enough to do just about anything.

Oh yeah...

 

[Brownslave688]

Oh yeah...

Just about....

 

[MendozaJ]

I think you can stay on your daddy's insurance until the age of 26. Better hope the GOP doesn't cut that out of ACA.

 

[dookie stain]

Messaged in about 30 minutes ago saying there was a death in the family and was wondering if someone could finish my route..."we need you to get it done. The faster you go the faster you can get home t your family" I couldn't believe it but at the same
Time it's what I expected...leave while you can this place is bogus