@@guruqb2404 and don’t be in the middle of the asile be on whatever side you suppose to be on that keep you from walking and getting tired quicker. Have to think about them long ass nights. Find you a lil pace and run with that shit but don’t move to slow. And remember off numbers on the left side even numbers on the right. Shid that’s about it I JUST GAVE YOU FREE SAUCE thank me later I was doing that shit for five years bringing home $2,378 checks now I’m a trainer at Sysco
I did it for 10 years at Publix distribution center I average $42 / hour I used to pull %200 every week I barely work 40 hours a week I still can make over $75000 a year
Im a college student at the moment with no debt lol, with that said though I think this job is amazing for getting in shape and getting paid for it ( that's really how I see it get paid to be fit ) I started a month ago at HEB and honestly this job is perfect for someone who just wants to save up some money and have something to do, plus Corona made it impossible for me to go on campus anymore so I had to find something to do or go crazy lol
@@TBO76 It is somewhat but you will be stressed out and tired majority of the time, it depends on you're hours and whether or not you are in campus or online.
Im in training right now for this and let me just tell you, its brutal. They train you physically hard so you start getting that muscle memory early on
I'm applied for a new job same work just a different company just looking what other places look like before going in as for the video same except my company I work for now is terrible and pallets are falling everywhere and just gonna comment on this video for the wrapping (thats an example of a bad wrap job) I go around at least 3 times and I use my bare hands although I've been doing it for more than 4 years now
Steele toe is a must. I ran over my foot with one of those machines haha. Also don't want a 80 lb box landing on your foot either. Reeboks does sell steele toe shoes. Lighter than some boots
i started this job right out of highs school but na later they give you them shitty hours and i said fuck it on to the next one i bearly had time for my self
It's not for people over 40 really. Unless you're in the top .1% of genetics your body is probably pretty worn in the joints and this job just hammers joints. I'm 34 and I've done this for 4 years, and I'm pretty much spent.
@@randall2158 I'm one month into my first order selecting job and I already want out, to be honest. I'm in my late 20s, and came from retail, but working at a grocery store, which is hard work, couldn't prepare me for lifting 50 lb cases over my head repeatedly. I'm tired of breaking my body down.
@@hakeemsd70m Yeah, it's hard as hell to recover from this job. You get your weekends, sure, but you barely recover. I think the job just causes injuries in the long run, but some people seem capable of doing it forever it seems, but even they have to turn in the headset one day.
what do you do once you complete your order? let the forklift drivers load them up? I actually surprisingly have some experience in order selecting not realizing it was order selecting.
@ippothedestroyer1 It's not that it's "too physical." Most could probably handle it if they got used to it like anyone else. It's that women tend to just not like physical labour and it's also more socially acceptable for them to stay at "pink collar" jobs like food service, customer service, etc.. Men are often pressured eventually to get a "real" job, even if it pays about the same as being a grill cook or a pizza delivery driver.
@@os8051 you crazy asf I been selecting since 18 boy. Tf you talking about matter fact im in Publix warehouse selecting right now. Just cuz yall lazy sorry azz cant do it. Get in shape im 37 and still be in here sliding on these young boys.
I have applied at multiple selector jobs that involved food. I get a phone interview and they always say they will be in touch after the interview, do you need experience for this jobs
Not at all. I’m going to the warehouse today to meet everyone & see how the work is done. I have no experience with selecting or pallet jacks but fuck it, we ball lol
It's not impossible. Just careful lifting those cases. What gets a lot of people who get hired at my warehouse is the time expected to finish assignments. You have to be quick. They expect high level of efficiency. It's not an easy job but again not impossible
Most places are easier on new hires, but warehouses usually have a standard they want you to meet daily. At mine, they want us picking 150 cartons/hour. It's tough getting used to it, but once you've adjusted to the work it gets easier, and you might even find yourself moving faster than they need you to -- which is great if they offer incentives.
@@stephanmoney7493 shit that's horrible well at gordan food service you get incentive the second week of the month but it all depends on how many cases you pulled that week with no errors pluss if you get 10 misspicks you washed out for the week like if you work from Sunday through Thursday an on monday you through 10 misspicks well the rest of the week your just throwing cases just for fun lol because you washed out for the week that means no incentive but you still got 3 more weeks left in the month
@@henrypastor8691 so glad I dont have to worry about incentive pay, im in Michigan and work for one of the coke warehouses, we're at 25 n hour, time n half after 8hr days or 40hr weeks (37.5)
@@yodambomb4974 true. You probably never selected ever in your life. And if you did. You probably stacked like crap. I'm fast and quick and the job is easy once you memorize every case in the warehouse and order.
@@3dgarify i quit my job in flooring cause of how toxic my bosses brother was and I feel like working at publix will earn me more than getting 130 a day. I just don't know how it will be starting off since I worked in flooring for 4 years 😕
@@3dgarifybut that’s what I ment tho it’s knowing how to stack not just being quick with the moving ., my bad for the reaction but I do have a lot of experience and I’m faster some days than others but everyday I keep at or around the standard 😂😂
The one I’m about to get hired with averages $34 an hour or $1200 a week for most employees. Depending on how many cases you get, accuracy and attendance
@@FUNK_DUHFIED If you work in the freezer you get $30. I work the weekend shift, it’s not that bad for three days of work. I do it as a side job and make $900 a week. 🤷🏾♂️
CEN CAL they are closing down and no super easy for me but now I work at a different warehouse. Regardless, tough on body but you just need to take care of yourself
Sauce Boss it gets the bills paid and u can save back money for what u want. Or u could be sitting on ur ass broke with no cigar. Im looking at a job like this right now just came from West Texas on pipline had a tank explode at work and my car burns down when I'm trying to leave back. Been back home in Oklahoma for a year now warehouse work is the only decent paying jobs around me. Hopefully I find a place ✌️
Don't most warehouse jobs have advancement opportunities??? I won't deny work sucks, but it ALWAYS does and I'm starting to get the vibe lazy asses on the internet just wanna walk in and instantly get promoted to a position that isn't "underpaid and shit."
If you get good at something then it doesn't matter, but if you're just a middling selector then this job is fucking soul-crushing stuff. I remember when I used to suck and I hated this job.
It depends on the mix of the batch and sequencing of the order. Sometimes you have a three pallet batch with three pallets going to three different trucks. You can't just build the order on whichever pallet you want to in that scenario.
@@Chuck10112 yeah you right I mean on single stops double boards ., never understood how people think the front first is easier when it requires you to wrap more
@@Chuck10112 I’ll let you know by Monday if I got in ., should be good to go and yeah you right the back board rule only applies to grocery DCs because there single stops and double boards ., A. Board goes in the front
@@yodambomb4974 You'll be in my prayers. If Sysco in Oregon is as short staffed as Denver you should easily get in with experience. The Denver Sysco is offering $300 referral bonuses to employees if they recommend someone who ends up passing the 3 month probation period. They are really desparate for order selectors in Denver.
@@Chuck10112 I’m only gonna take it if something goes wrong with this Darigold onboarding .., I’m sure that I would hit numbers and all that but for 10 years tho .., I’m already 32 almost .., DG pulls with the reachlifts (80 percent full pallet moves ) .., lower start but same cap out and Union 27 sometbing an hour .., trust me I want to pull some boards but I need the piece of mind to that I’m worried about numbers or accuracy every week .., accuracy is everywhere but that’s even more hard than the hitting numbers I bet .., if I’m not wrong ..
I am yet to see a video which has a selector who knows how to stack a solid pallet. Pallet must be stacked so product doesn't get smashed. These guys suck
I can post them but again I don’t like my face and personal stuff being on the net but my pallets look golden every time and I select at a comfortable pace
Damn, dude is trash. Get closer to the racks if you want to improve your time and lower the physical strain on your body. All the cases are on the sides of the aisle, drive to the cases so you dont have to walk with a case and pull up to the side you picking from. But you don't have to listen to me about it, I only set performance records at just about every job I selected at.
I loved working this job. I got my instructions, I didn’t have to work with people ,and I stayed in the ZONE 😀
I just got hired doing this for Dr. Pepper. Is it good for women? Did the heavy lifting and face paced take a toll?
@@guruqb2404 where a back brace and you’ll last a long time
@@guruqb2404 and don’t be in the middle of the asile be on whatever side you suppose to be on that keep you from walking and getting tired quicker. Have to think about them long ass nights. Find you a lil pace and run with that shit but don’t move to slow. And remember off numbers on the left side even numbers on the right. Shid that’s about it I JUST GAVE YOU FREE SAUCE thank me later I was doing that shit for five years bringing home $2,378 checks now I’m a trainer at Sysco
My back got fucked there !
@@Exenzo 🤣🤣
I did it for 10 years at Publix distribution center I average $42 / hour I used to pull %200 every week I barely work 40 hours a week I still can make over $75000 a year
Damn, you must live comfortably
Im a college student at the moment with no debt lol, with that said though I think this job is amazing for getting in shape and getting paid for it ( that's really how I see it get paid to be fit ) I started a month ago at HEB and honestly this job is perfect for someone who just wants to save up some money and have something to do, plus Corona made it impossible for me to go on campus anymore so I had to find something to do or go crazy lol
Was it in Houston
Is it possible to juggle school and this job at the same time?
@@TBO76 It is somewhat but you will be stressed out and tired majority of the time, it depends on you're hours and whether or not you are in campus or online.
jay gifted im actually starting my orientation in houston for ome this week
Robert Quintana fuck NO dude hahah
You can tell in the comments who's filled orders and who hasnt
Im in training right now for this and let me just tell you, its brutal. They train you physically hard so you start getting that muscle memory early on
I work at heb warehouse for 3 months u will lose hella weight but making 1k a week not bad
I like both of those honestly. Lose weight and making money sounds lovely
Ive been doing this for 8 yrs. And all I got in return was a bad back and bad knees. It's not worth it.
Brandon 2SS Thanks for letting me know😩
@@StonelesBox some truck drivers make between 2K - 5K a week. Just driving a truck no freight touching. 😁
I'm applied for a new job same work just a different company just looking what other places look like before going in as for the video same except my company I work for now is terrible and pallets are falling everywhere and just gonna comment on this video for the wrapping (thats an example of a bad wrap job) I go around at least 3 times and I use my bare hands although I've been doing it for more than 4 years now
No forklifts? Damn and no wrapper machine either
the music fits so well with their listless gates and sunken, dead eyes
Accuracy required but not steel toed shoes
Steele toe is a must. I ran over my foot with one of those machines haha. Also don't want a 80 lb box landing on your foot either. Reeboks does sell steele toe shoes. Lighter than some boots
where is the pallet wrapper? come on people this is the 21 st century.
Faster to just drop ur pallets n wrap em by hand real quick n drop em off to the loading dock
What I used to do for Swire cold storage in Brisbane for 6 years till I got made redundant in 09
Mentions safety. Then shows guy picking in bright red none steel toe shoes.
i started this job right out of highs school but na later they give you them shitty hours and i said fuck it on to the next one i bearly had time for my self
How much they pay you?
What warehouse is this??
It's a meat grinder of a job.
1 month in. I don't believe it's sustainable. I'm 47 years old.
It's not for people over 40 really. Unless you're in the top .1% of genetics your body is probably pretty worn in the joints and this job just hammers joints. I'm 34 and I've done this for 4 years, and I'm pretty much spent.
@@randall2158 I'm 34 and thinking about getting into it. I'm about 40 pounds overweight though
@@kevinkev9996 I'd look for a way out of it after a year or two. This job is a knee killer, shoulder slaughterer, and a spine smasher.
@@randall2158 I'm one month into my first order selecting job and I already want out, to be honest. I'm in my late 20s, and came from retail, but working at a grocery store, which is hard work, couldn't prepare me for lifting 50 lb cases over my head repeatedly. I'm tired of breaking my body down.
@@hakeemsd70m Yeah, it's hard as hell to recover from this job. You get your weekends, sure, but you barely recover. I think the job just causes injuries in the long run, but some people seem capable of doing it forever it seems, but even they have to turn in the headset one day.
How much does it pay in California?
what do you do once you complete your order? let the forklift drivers load them up?
I actually surprisingly have some experience in order selecting not realizing it was order selecting.
At my job you print the ticket it tells you where the order go you put it across from the door then the loader puts it on the truck
What else?
I have an interview for Dr Pepper today but it seems like mostly men are doing this job 😫. I’d do it but do any females do it?
Not really it's mostly just men in all the warehouses I worked.
I know some female selectors who are better than a lot of guys. It's not about gender, it's about if you want to put in the work or not.
@@MarkGnomes Yes but generally you don't see women working these types of jobs.These jobs are too physical for most women.
@@MarkGnomes 100 percent. At my job I was trained by a female lmao
@ippothedestroyer1 It's not that it's "too physical." Most could probably handle it if they got used to it like anyone else.
It's that women tend to just not like physical labour and it's also more socially acceptable for them to stay at "pink collar" jobs like food service, customer service, etc..
Men are often pressured eventually to get a "real" job, even if it pays about the same as being a grill cook or a pizza delivery driver.
After about 6 months of this you will rather want to get hit by a fast moving Chevy on your way across the parking lot.
Yupp... use to work as a selector was hella under pay where i was
That's the funniest shit I've ever seen lmao!
You just lazy that’s all cuz I been doing it for 4 years 🤷🏾♂️ after 6 months smh
@@SUNSHINESTATE904 you know you’re lying 🤥 it no way you’re doing that for four years
@@os8051 you crazy asf I been selecting since 18 boy. Tf you talking about matter fact im in Publix warehouse selecting right now. Just cuz yall lazy sorry azz cant do it. Get in shape im 37 and still be in here sliding on these young boys.
I have applied at multiple selector jobs that involved food. I get a phone interview and they always say they will be in touch after the interview, do you need experience for this jobs
Not at all. I’m going to the warehouse today to meet everyone & see how the work is done. I have no experience with selecting or pallet jacks but fuck it, we ball lol
@@kiingkayhow did it? I go for the orientation today.
You just need a pulse.
I love c&s selecting fuck all that label peeling just a simple headset I miss it now I’m at Sysco peeling fucking labels smh 🤦🏾
$26 + an hour in Minnesota I'll take it good look for the Mortgage company And I won't have pre hypertension for long 💪🏾😁
You still doing it?
It did fast pace..the challenge on my mind, but don't know how long I can handle this type of work..never know until go do it...😜
It's not impossible. Just careful lifting those cases. What gets a lot of people who get hired at my warehouse is the time expected to finish assignments. You have to be quick. They expect high level of efficiency. It's not an easy job but again not impossible
Do you go at your own pace? Or is it timed?
Most places are easier on new hires, but warehouses usually have a standard they want you to meet daily. At mine, they want us picking 150 cartons/hour. It's tough getting used to it, but once you've adjusted to the work it gets easier, and you might even find yourself moving faster than they need you to -- which is great if they offer incentives.
@@colzbroeffectboss4619 If I calculated correct that means 1 box/24 seconds?
@@colzbroeffectboss4619 thats fairly easy where i work its 220 cases an hour 200 in cooler/ freezer 400 an hour in repack.
Timed
@@colzbroeffectboss4619 Even if they offer incentives they look at you funny when one day you inevitably have to slow down. Just meet the standard...
From 1:42-1:50 .., cannot believe that they don’t get the training on how to stack 5 tie boxes in with the 7’s 🤣🤣
$23.86 an hour here in Spokane WA. Fast paced? Please. Bring it.
I did freezer selector/Forklift in gordanfoodservice for 10years good pay plus incentive got to be at 100% then incentive kicks in
How do the incentive work? At whole foods it's $960 for one a month if your at 170%
@@stephanmoney7493 shit that's horrible well at gordan food service you get incentive the second week of the month but it all depends on how many cases you pulled that week with no errors pluss if you get 10 misspicks you washed out for the week like if you work from Sunday through Thursday an on monday you through 10 misspicks well the rest of the week your just throwing cases just for fun lol because you washed out for the week that means no incentive but you still got 3 more weeks left in the month
@@henrypastor8691 so glad I dont have to worry about incentive pay, im in Michigan and work for one of the coke warehouses, we're at 25 n hour, time n half after 8hr days or 40hr weeks (37.5)
Stephan money you mean UNFI bro ., no such thing as a Whole Foods dc ..
if your fast pase and quick you can do it easily
False
@@yodambomb4974 true. You probably never selected ever in your life. And if you did. You probably stacked like crap. I'm fast and quick and the job is easy once you memorize every case in the warehouse and order.
@@3dgarify i quit my job in flooring cause of how toxic my bosses brother was and I feel like working at publix will earn me more than getting 130 a day. I just don't know how it will be starting off since I worked in flooring for 4 years 😕
@@3dgarify go watch my videos you stupid ass ., select way better and probably quicker than you ever could
@@3dgarifybut that’s what I ment tho it’s knowing how to stack not just being quick with the moving ., my bad for the reaction but I do have a lot of experience and I’m faster some days than others but everyday I keep at or around the standard 😂😂
Stop the timing and you might get a few more to apply.
Slowing time and hiring more people is losing money. They won't do it.
Safety my ass. I work at a big food distributor and safety is not number one even though the signs say so.
Not to mention guys at my work are pulling 80 hour weeks and taking no precautions during the pandemic.
Yeah it’s bust ass work for minimal hourly pay
How much do you get paid for this?
Most selecting jobs are not minimal pay at all lol
Pepsi started me at $20/hr last year.
Yeah it's bust ass work for OK pay normally... in the UK £9.50 is minimum wage you get around £14 remember we already have health care so it's not bad
The one I’m about to get hired with averages $34 an hour or $1200 a week for most employees. Depending on how many cases you get, accuracy and attendance
I be this job get paid $28 an hour for three days of work. You really can’t beat that. 🤷🏾♂️
What state do you live in?
@@FUNK_DUHFIED Texas
@@FUNK_DUHFIED If you work in the freezer you get $30. I work the weekend shift, it’s not that bad for three days of work. I do it as a side job and make $900 a week. 🤷🏾♂️
@@mikes33161 that's nice nowhere near that in cali unless you have experience bruh
@@FUNK_DUHFIED you need to take a leap of faith and head on down to the great state of Texas. Cost of living is cheaper and jobs are plentiful. 😀
Safeway Washington
Start $31
Top out after 1year $35
Horrible ass wrapping. Wonder how many returns they get.
thats what I was saying I wrap around at least 3 times and I use my bare hands
I use to work there
CEN CAL they are closing down and no super easy for me but now I work at a different warehouse. Regardless, tough on body but you just need to take care of yourself
Ana Myers no women
@Ana Myers im a woman, and a order selector. You can do it, just be sure you lift and take care of your body...im 5'3 and 140 lbs and i hit my numbers
@@tonyamarie2430 you prob get the easy packages
@@tonyamarie2430 how long have you worked there
Idk how anyone when find motivation doing this type of job for more than a month... it’s depressing
Sauce Boss it gets the bills paid and u can save back money for what u want. Or u could be sitting on ur ass broke with no cigar. Im looking at a job like this right now just came from West Texas on pipline had a tank explode at work and my car burns down when I'm trying to leave back. Been back home in Oklahoma for a year now warehouse work is the only decent paying jobs around me. Hopefully I find a place ✌️
big money !!!
Don't most warehouse jobs have advancement opportunities??? I won't deny work sucks, but it ALWAYS does and I'm starting to get the vibe lazy asses on the internet just wanna walk in and instantly get promoted to a position that isn't "underpaid and shit."
@@urphakeandgey6308 that’s mostly for the bitches who already do the easiest job, then get promoted to supervisor because vag
If you get good at something then it doesn't matter, but if you're just a middling selector then this job is fucking soul-crushing stuff. I remember when I used to suck and I hated this job.
At 2:00 this selector is pulling correctly , back pallet first !
It depends on the mix of the batch and sequencing of the order. Sometimes you have a three pallet batch with three pallets going to three different trucks. You can't just build the order on whichever pallet you want to in that scenario.
@@Chuck10112 yeah you right I mean on single stops double boards ., never understood how people think the front first is easier when it requires you to wrap more
@@Chuck10112 I’ll let you know by Monday if I got in ., should be good to go and yeah you right the back board rule only applies to grocery DCs because there single stops and double boards ., A. Board goes in the front
@@yodambomb4974 You'll be in my prayers. If Sysco in Oregon is as short staffed as Denver you should easily get in with experience. The Denver Sysco is offering $300 referral bonuses to employees if they recommend someone who ends up passing the 3 month probation period. They are really desparate for order selectors in Denver.
@@Chuck10112 I’m only gonna take it if something goes wrong with this Darigold onboarding .., I’m sure that I would hit numbers and all that but for 10 years tho .., I’m already 32 almost .., DG pulls with the reachlifts (80 percent full pallet moves ) .., lower start but same cap out and Union 27 sometbing an hour .., trust me I want to pull some boards but I need the piece of mind to that I’m worried about numbers or accuracy every week .., accuracy is everywhere but that’s even more hard than the hitting numbers I bet .., if I’m not wrong ..
FOOKIN ONIONS
can women work it??
I do
@Fresh Money can you show me ,please if you like
Sure you COULD . Gonna hate it
If you are very physically fit, yes.
I quit after 10 min
Why??
hes weak. rather make minimum wage@@Cowboys_1
Aint working hard enough if you got pants and a sweater on 🤣
Is it hard making production 80%???
Hell no you can literally walk a 80%
@@SUNSHINESTATE904all I need to mf know. Thanks you
I am yet to see a video which has a selector who knows how to stack a solid pallet. Pallet must be stacked so product doesn't get smashed. These guys suck
Facts !
I can post them but again I don’t like my face and personal stuff being on the net but my pallets look golden every time and I select at a comfortable pace
@@yodambomb4974 I believe you. There has to be good stackers out there
Damn, dude is trash. Get closer to the racks if you want to improve your time and lower the physical strain on your body.
All the cases are on the sides of the aisle, drive to the cases so you dont have to walk with a case and pull up to the side you picking from.
But you don't have to listen to me about it, I only set performance records at just about every job I selected at.
this dude really bragging about his back breaking labor job lmao
@@goremastergeneral9993 😂😂😂 order selectors be really thinking selecting is a sport
Man stop crying so much it's a job