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<blockquote data-quote="Brownnblue" data-source="post: 125661" data-attributes="member: 1941"><p>I was hired 20 years ago, so I really don't remember the pay scale differences. I do seem to remember that there wasn't too great of difference in pay when I became permanent.</p><p>I do remember having actual classroom training about various aspects of the job with an instructor who seemed competent, if this happens to you soak up everything you can. If you get hired you'll soon find out all training consists of filling out paperwork and brutally inadequate videos when the next day air packages are late.</p><p>If you're lucky, you will get roughly the same area to deliver every day. This will help you get familar with both the route and the job. A sign that you are doing a good job will be if they add area to your route towards Christmas Eve.</p><p>The chances of you getting hired full time will depend on the volume in your area and the quality of your work during the peak season. I'd also like to add that if you should get in, life will not be roses. Keep your options open.</p><p> </p><p>Best of luck to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brownnblue, post: 125661, member: 1941"] I was hired 20 years ago, so I really don't remember the pay scale differences. I do seem to remember that there wasn't too great of difference in pay when I became permanent. I do remember having actual classroom training about various aspects of the job with an instructor who seemed competent, if this happens to you soak up everything you can. If you get hired you'll soon find out all training consists of filling out paperwork and brutally inadequate videos when the next day air packages are late. If you're lucky, you will get roughly the same area to deliver every day. This will help you get familar with both the route and the job. A sign that you are doing a good job will be if they add area to your route towards Christmas Eve. The chances of you getting hired full time will depend on the volume in your area and the quality of your work during the peak season. I'd also like to add that if you should get in, life will not be roses. Keep your options open. Best of luck to you. [/QUOTE]
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