PVD going rogue
- Thread starter Queso
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It hasn’t gone anywhere homie, in fact I’m hitting the street corner early tonight
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
What a pitiful downside from 20+ years ago.
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
Pushing for an OMS job?
The areas I had were medium difficulty as far as what the drivers told me. I was getting 150-175 stops done a day out of a 10th gen civic hatchback, so make what you will of that. The point is that I was probably doing better than the other seasonal in a piece of
uhual with no shelves and costing the corporation less money during peak cause all they have to pay me is .60 cents a mile in reimbursement. Obviously I’m not going to stack up to a driver that has a diad, a truck with a lot more room and more experience. Give me a diad and a consistent area and I’m an amazon flex driver on steroids
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
The areas I had were medium difficulty as far as what the drivers told me. I was getting 150-175 stops done a day out of a 10th gen civic hatchback, so make what you will of that. The point is that I was probably doing better than the other seasonal in a piece of
#bestpvdeversoontobebestrpcdever
Amazon flex is being a pvd for amazon, literally. Not driving the vans. Seriously though,
amazon and their unethical behavior. I’d rather get my o ring blown out by management every day before I would step foot in one of those vans
Boywondr
The truth never changes.
Especially if the floor board was wet.Amazon flex is being a pvd for amazon, literally. Not driving the vans. Seriously though,
On your route maybe
Brownsocks
Just a dog
Driving your own car for $54 for a 3 hour block and you're lucky if you get 2 a day. Once you subtract gas and mileage you might make minimum wage.Amazon flex is being a pvd for amazon, literally. Not driving the vans. Seriously though,
LadyNole77
Member
I am new to the forums and I've read through quite a few topics but I haven't seen one for the question I have. I was PVD seasonal and in orientation the HR rep said after the season the supervisors would get together and review the stats to decide who may be offered a permanent/long term position. I finished my routes every day and helped other drivers any time I was asked. I also was told nearly every day I was doing great and that it was definitely noticed. Has anyone else heard that? Also, I still have my issued phone and can log into the employee site; is that a good sign that I may still be in the running?
PT Car Washer
Well-Known Member
At best you could be offered a permanent PT job working inside the building. You would then be eligible to sign a FT driver bid sheet. Do you really think because you delivered out of your car for a few weeks that will put you ahead of Teamsters that have been waiting for months and years for a driving job?
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Still better than going into arrears on your mortgage payment
Poop Head
Judge me.
Take that phone down to your nearest Amazon distribution center. Tell them there is a program called Orion in there, and if they use it, it will save them Billions.
RuthlessSupSlayer
Well-Known Member
Bro you're done so stop dreaming. Go back to your life and come back when November hits. They dont want you. I have seen them dump good seasonal drivers into preload and not give one fornication about that person despite hyping them up....whatever it takes to get the job done 8.4 seconds faster. You were a puppet and now your strings have been cut, the show is over...lol
Management will tell you whatever they think you need to hear to get you to stay through the end of the holiday season.
Skull_Leader
Well-Known Member
Why should anyone take the guy who suggests Bullying (lol as silly as this word sounds when talking about grown men) for taking a job to support their family seriously? Go, sit in a corner somewhere, and shut up.
