Sgt.Schultz
New Member
Went well, went through all the behavior based b.s. questions, he said that HR would be contacting me if I was offered a position, how long is that usually?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Interviewed with Station Manager for a P/T courier position
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Doc Sorting Dude
Well-Known Member
Should'nt be that long. FDX loves part time workers. They want nothing better than using you to help with a bulk then punch out cause we have nothing else for ya!
SmithBarney
Well-Known Member
I waited over a month(actually had started another job) when FDX called me back. I should've stayed at the other job.. 
but it can take awhile. FDX is second only to the US GOVT when it comes to bureaucratic B.S. Paper Handcuffs.. we love our paper reports.
but it can take awhile. FDX is second only to the US GOVT when it comes to bureaucratic B.S. Paper Handcuffs.. we love our paper reports.
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
If you are extremely lucky, they'll never call and you can find a better job with a decent company.
Fedexoffice_driver
Active Member
No more than a week they will make you and offer if you made a good impression with the SM if not 2 weeks to let you know they have gone with somebody else
Goldilocks
Well-Known Member
No one wants to work for Fedex anymore, the people they hire stay for 1 to 6 months then they are gone. Fedex is desperate for new hires while they continue to abuse the couriers that have stood by their side........
MrFedEx
Engorged Member
With a name like Sgt.Schulz, you could be running this company within a week, because they "KNOW NOTHIIING" either in Memphis. Colonel Klink would be considered almost as smart as MT3. HooooOOOOGGAAAANNN!!!
HomeDelivery
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Fedexoffice_driver
Active Member
No you don't haven't you seen the YouTube video were the express guy is shown tossing the screen across the fence yeah real brainshey, that's HD-contractors' motto!
you do need some brains to work at Express
Route 66
Slapped Upside-da-Head Member
Hey now, that guy happens to be a marketing manager with Exxon/Mobil today
HomeDelivery
Well-Known Member
yes, i did... but there are bad apples in any industry. that guy was a
!you apparently don't know how Express Couriers work & an office driver has lighter loads than any other opco in this purple company
Fedexoffice_driver
Active Member
Lighter load yes
better pay than ground yes
same stress as the rest yes
And I think we're the only ones that do same day city delivery
but I love me job
better pay than ground yes
same stress as the rest yes
And I think we're the only ones that do same day city delivery
but I love me job
You're not kidding! It took FedEx 23 years of existence to get to my employee number (mid-200's) and only 17 more years to get to well in to the 900-range!
fedx.drivr
Active Member
I had my behavioral interview last week. They called me the same afternoon to tell me I made it to the next step. However I am in Canada, and it sounds like things are done differently up here.
Good luck!
HomeDelivery
Well-Known Member
yea, that lady CEO of FX~Canada went "undercover boss" a few years back and learned that Express really is a "people company"
good luck up there!
good luck up there!
