I work at the Miami location. I average 2000 cases a night. And my performance percentage is 130% its a fun and challenging job, cant be lazy. Have to have a competitive nature about you. You can make really good money. If you're just starting out. My advice is that you learn to build your pallets. Get familiar with the product and its size, will it support a heavier item, ect. Learn to just be able to drop and go without rearranging your pallet. Once you get accustom to stacking efficiently then your productivity and speed will increase. But stacking is the foundation of any great Selector. Good luck out there, and stay safe. Peace!
Hey I am just starting out now. I am finding big trouble to do very good stable pallets, what advice can you give me to make more stable pallets? Are there any guide or videos on UA-cam?
Same work at out in MA and man this pay is amazing. Honestly once you know the system it’s really not hard idk maybe since I’ve been an athlete my whole life but at 21 making 900-1K a week? Cmon son lol but it really isn’t for everybody literally seen people come and go and only be here half a year and plan on staying. This job is great.
@@Virt7_ Now I have increase the speed rate averaging slightly lower than the average of the company (176/hour keeping in mind that sometimes I move boxes twice if I am not sure so if I leave this bad habit I could probably easily surpass this number) the problem is my pallets have many holes but I go fast and without worrying about the holes because the supervisors told me if I didn't get quicker I would be fired, so now I am trying to balance speed and accuracy.
This vid gives me ptsd lol. I worked at an HEB distribution center, good money if u wanna work like a mad man all day long. I decided to leave and go to trade school for welding, sacrificed some debt but well worth it, making more and nowhere near as physical. My advice is get into a trade boys, you'll make way more..welding, electrician HVAC, plumbimg
@@ELAMINTsk8ENT find out what u want to do bro, welding, electrician, plumbing, HVAC.. then look for a local school in that region, its usually like 9 months or "900 hours" then u get your certifications and start off making way more then a complete green hand
I worked here 2 shifts after my training was done and quit. It just wasn't for me. That was about 10 years ago. I'm now a paramedic with a ton of school and yes, my job's stressful as hell but, I'm not killing myself which was most important to me. That being said, as much as I hated that job in the warehouse, its safety initiatives were top notch and I always had a great feeling when I was in the place.
I work at WinCo distribution center and it is challenging but I love it I love to see all the food it's a passion that I have for it how to hit a hundred yet my second week
Which position do you have in the company? I'm so proud of those who are humble warehouse workers who could care less what people think of them. I'm one of them, and it's honest living. Thanks for that comment! It really makes my day.🤗
@@charliedays honest living? there's scum bags taking extra breaks, constantly on downtime adding work to other people.. I've met some of the shittiest human beings working at warehouses.
I quit Gordon Foodservice after 9 years of selecting,and after 2 years living off of my 401k,I need to get back to work. So I'm thinking either C and S,or Publix. Either one would work my ass to death,I bet. Never used a headset at GFS,they look like a hassle.
I used ta do the same thing like this at Aldi‘s distribution it’s really a good job! However if I need to I would go bac ta this but I’m trynna see something different like driving around the world but anyone who don’t kno. I’m telling u it’s coo if u stay ta ya self u will be okay I liked it n I’m lgbtq no shade 😂 but it’s dopr
I'm ready to select 200%, C&S please hire me. Top selector right here and soon to be cdl driver. I'd love to move up and work as a food service driver aswell. Trust me I can use the electric palletjack, forklift, cherrypicker, etc. I know how to build and base pallets and I make routes easier for drivers.
I do it in the freezer for Wal-Mart. My 3rd warehouse doing this and I have to say Wal-Mart is my #1 hands down. First time ever being in the freezer though so that took some getting used to. Even though you never really can get used to -10 to -25 degree temps🤣 it does beat up your body if you're not used to it and don't know the best lifting techniques to be able to pull at a fast pace. But once you get good, you're good. Still sore when you get off, especially during really heavy days but you learn to love it. Bc if you don't love it then you won't last🤣 a pretty low percentage of people we get actually do last though. Bc they can't handle the physicality of it mainly, but if they hit the freezer that usually impacts them more than the 10's of thousands of pounds of product we lift throughout the day.
@@Insight_XCI where is it located,I work in their freezer in Westfield mass,same temperature as yours but like you said your body gets use to it,I work 12 hour shift and by the end of the day I'm beat lol
Everytime we get eggs delivered on the pallets to our store,they seem to be just thrown up there,broken,leaking all over everything. Those things be fragile.
yup small business owner making $400k in profit montjuïc and refuse to work e these clowns anymore. I started from the bottom J know CNS workers and they’re all mkserae and say turnover rate is high
its a crazy job for sure,i still think its underpaid but yeah,all the construction workers that flex how its just a workout for them leave in about 3-6 months,its not like construction,here there is no stopping...
Only if I was crazy I work at a job like this when I was 17 a was working part time at a warehouse like this call vesta food service and working in their is no joke you have to move quick bent a lot lift heavy boxes and most of all the is freezing 🥶 inside
I’m a short female 😂 and I just applied mainly because of the pay. I got 3 boys and think with that income I can offer them something better but honestly I don’t know how ima make a 7ft pallet 😢 being 4’12 but Fuck it ima go for it if I get fired or not chosen because of my height well at least I can say I tried…. all for the kids
Don’t do it. Apply for a different position. You can make roughly the same while doing a fraction of the work, and quite frankly, u probably wouldn’t be able to hit the performance required for this job
Job itself isn't hard at all. Picking cases, driving a double jack, building pallets that's easy shit. The extreme difficulty is trying to complete a 300-400 piece store within 40 minutes and you have to go through 30+ different aisles. Not to mention you are constantly trying to drive past people who drive in the middle of the aisle, everything just slows you down and everyone is in your way. They should of made them aisles even more narrow. Glad I quit thats for damn sure 2 months there was long enough. Making Alot of money is great but not if you are required to sprint around for 11+ hours a day 5 days a week basically a souless husk whats the point in making all that money? And all of that is assuming you have a good jack, in which case you most likely don't unless you enjoy coming in 2+ hours early for the best equipment off the clock. Oh and don't forget you are encouraged to skip your 15 minutes for better numbers lmao 🤣.
Haha the fucking struggle is real. I remember asking one of my coworkers what I could do to get my production up. And when he said, “don’t take your breaks” ??? Sir you want me to work 16 hours straight through???
@@RayRayRaves yeah ES3 in york PA is garbage and they can go fuck themselves. If they need that high of productivity 24/7 then the need a fully automated selecting wearhouse.
🤣 yo these are straight facts! People stopping in the middle of the aisle used to have me heated. Sometimes I would quickly disconnect their battery as I went to pick a case. Lol. Shit be hilarious. And how management encourages skipping breaks. Selecting is modern day slavery. "Cmon guy's. We got 10,000 cases left. Let's go." I be like man stfu and get off the intercom! I enjoy working out and a challenge but I'm done with Selecting.
Was doing that kind of shit at Gordon Foodservice. Took me a bit to get used to selector hustle life. But yeah we had aisles were people would be in the middle. Maintenance,inventory,replenishers,etc. Even selectors wrapping their pallets(I'm guilty of that too) because some either selected like shit,or because of the shit slotting. And the best thing was broken down equipment right in the middle of the aisle,or even worse,a hi lo hitting the sprinkler system...
how loud is it in this workplace? because, I'm someone who gets over stimulated by really loud noises so I cannot work in a factory places with loud machines, they drive my head nuts.
Did this in Aberdeen freezer... I had to walk away when they started moving away from the Raymond jacks to the Crown jacks. The Crowns were much slower and the handle would fly up causing the jack to stop and dump your entire pallet 😂😂😂
@@14CoreyD got paid decent but they found ways to get you. They advertised 10.5 cents/case but if you were late for work or made any mistakes they’d have you picking at 6.5 cents/case. Which is insane to think... they’re taking over 40% of your pay a lot of times
@@Ean9881 Pay is performance-based only? Good luck with that. I think I better accept my new daytime warehouse job through my staffing agency. The heck?😠
@@charliedays not sure anymore, they lost an enormous class action lawsuit for screwing employees over and docking pay unlawfully. Basically they’d target anyone making full wage 10.5 cents, and audit their loads constantly to find any mistakes, even if stickers were missing or pallets weren’t wrapped enough. They’d find a way to get you down to 6.5 cents
@@Ean9881 People talk so badly about Amazon, but they wouldn't ever pull this on you despite the negative media they always receive. I say it because I was there.🤦♂️
I worked at the one in Houston last yr.... they had us working 18 hrs a day & wanna give U weak days to enjoy off like Tuesday & Wednesday. Working 18 hrs I need my weekends off to enjoy some part of life.
Pretty sure this just the area. I'm checking this out bc there hiring start at Baltimore is 21. Same At sysco. Sysco really pays here. 38hr after 3 years incentive pay for percentages over 100% now offering $3500 to make it past probation. But this spot looks real similar to sysco. Huge turn over rate though
I’ve had about 5-6 months under my belt atm, and honestly the only complaint I have is the time/percentage rate. I don’t wanna sound like that guy but adding 10 minutes to a lot of those bigger orders would go a long way. My job’s standard is to keep a 90% meanwhile I’m hearing guys who’ve been there longer than me say they struggle hitting that at times. Obviously if it was impossible, people wouldn’t be hitting those 130+% but idk just think it would help Lott then hurt anything. No bs I’ve heard so many people say how they don’t like the job and want to quit, but it’s the only job in the area paying anything decent.
the job is garbage, dude. I've worked at 3 different warehouses now and they've all been garbage. Shitty management that doesn't give af about their employees because we're so easily replaced. Bullshit numbers. and you don't get paid nearly enough to work the most physically demanding job on the planet. I'd start coming up with an exit strategy ASAP if I were you. I'm 8 years in and about at the end of my run with this stuff.
@@sonderevokingbuns I’m a 19 girl and got an interview with them in 2 days. My current job is a warehouse one but niggas is being funny in there so im tryna leave asap. Got any tips for me?
Where's the guys screaming to get out of the middle, because other people are trying to get through? Also I didn't see anyone screaming at people to use their horn. Then there's the guy who is down on time telling everyone to move. Typical conversation might be telling the new guy, that you've been using the same pallet jack for 4 years so to kindly find a new one.
Safety? lmao lie to me more. just look at 2:38 pillars, they're all bent. They have to be replaced asap because they will collapse eventually. Im an order selector and in my warehouse they would be replaced within 1 hour way less bent pillars.
half those people talking have never picked a pallet in their lives and it shows.. the job is no easy job.. min warehouse order selectors should be making $25 due to the fact that injuries are so high.. anything below $25 isn't worth it.
Dose anyone know how many cases per hr they want you to pull here I’m about to start in Houston Tx in the 288 and Holcomb one I’m not super fast but I’m not slow anyone know?
Lotta women in food service now. Only 1 outta a couple hundred or even thousand make it and last at these places for years, most end up doing simpler lighter work, women r built different and there's no shame in that....u can tell from walking in the doors if there's lots of women or not just read the environment.
@@jaked-snaked Jesus, man! These are the people that I can't stop looking up to! The ones who last the longest doing the same job. Proof of the human resilience! It's insane!😨
@@sloppyjonuts9162 I swear..... running & gunning for 18 hr shifts. Your breaks suppose to be 15 minutes but there more like 4 minutes. They start your break right at time & u have to walk 6 minutes to the break area so that time gone so remember it's 6 minutes back to your machine. That's 12 minutes of your 15 minutes break. Enjoy your 3 minutes.
@@yodambomb4974 nope.... they driving area is a ways off. It's a 2 minute walk between Barrett walkers parking area & the break room. I'm on the dry side so we far in the back & have 2 drive 2 the area. I said walk but meant walkers. The building like 1. something million square feet
I never saw isles that clean bfore and less the big boss was stopping by. Usually broken pallets and all other ki ds of shit. Plus mice like crazy in the winter. Ran one over with my pallet jack before.
That's what you are an athlete not a human being I can do 16 hour shifts everyday but I'm not giving you more than 50% a day what I look like a robot keep your money no sir
I worked for this company the money is with the teams selection u get paid per case u touch this is a very hard job but if u like money and enjoy competition this is a great job weekly checks can be anywhere from 1000$ to 1600$ a week depends how hard u work
I work at the Miami location. I average 2000 cases a night. And my performance percentage is 130% its a fun and challenging job, cant be lazy. Have to have a competitive nature about you. You can make really good money. If you're just starting out. My advice is that you learn to build your pallets. Get familiar with the product and its size, will it support a heavier item, ect. Learn to just be able to drop and go without rearranging your pallet. Once you get accustom to stacking efficiently then your productivity and speed will increase. But stacking is the foundation of any great Selector. Good luck out there, and stay safe. Peace!
Hey I am just starting out now. I am finding big trouble to do very good stable pallets, what advice can you give me to make more stable pallets? Are there any guide or videos on UA-cam?
Same work at out in MA and man this pay is amazing. Honestly once you know the system it’s really not hard idk maybe since I’ve been an athlete my whole life but at 21 making 900-1K a week? Cmon son lol but it really isn’t for everybody literally seen people come and go and only be here half a year and plan on staying. This job is great.
Manzambi gotta keep doing it. It’s easy
@@Virt7_ Now I have increase the speed rate averaging slightly lower than the average of the company (176/hour keeping in mind that sometimes I move boxes twice if I am not sure so if I leave this bad habit I could probably easily surpass this number) the problem is my pallets have many holes but I go fast and without worrying about the holes because the supervisors told me if I didn't get quicker I would be fired, so now I am trying to balance speed and accuracy.
Manzambi you doing dairy? I know I got a friend at es3
This vid gives me ptsd lol. I worked at an HEB distribution center, good money if u wanna work like a mad man all day long. I decided to leave and go to trade school for welding, sacrificed some debt but well worth it, making more and nowhere near as physical. My advice is get into a trade boys, you'll make way more..welding, electrician HVAC, plumbimg
How do you get into a trade
I applied for the ibew but they haven't done testing and interviews in 3 months bc of covid so now I'm looking for a job like this in the meantime lol
@@ELAMINTsk8ENT find out what u want to do bro, welding, electrician, plumbing, HVAC.. then look for a local school in that region, its usually like 9 months or "900 hours" then u get your certifications and start off making way more then a complete green hand
@@christenconway6619 lol dude i wouldn't do this job for nothing in the world
Congrats! This job sucks so much
I lost 10 pounds in 3 weeks doing this. It will definitely keep you in shape.
I'll take your word Kakashi
Definitely 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I've seen people come super inflated too super fit but still can't smoke me
I’ll see you there frenemey
Extreme warehousing. Coming soon to ESPN.
That's actually a good idea. I was thinking of something like that a while back. Like a national selecting tournament.
@@yishaithegift9953 I would definitely watch that lol
@@yishaithegift9953 that would be fuckin fun to watch
😂😂😂
@@yishaithegift9953Brilliant idea! Industrial athletes! 😁
I worked here 2 shifts after my training was done and quit. It just wasn't for me. That was about 10 years ago. I'm now a paramedic with a ton of school and yes, my job's stressful as hell but, I'm not killing myself which was most important to me. That being said, as much as I hated that job in the warehouse, its safety initiatives were top notch and I always had a great feeling when I was in the place.
Scary how scripted this is
Back crackin',Spine snapping action!
Ima hands on person and alway worked in warehouses I love this and to join the team
Showed this to my wife so she could see what I do for a living. So hard to explain it. Way easier to show this exact representation. I love my job!
I work at WinCo distribution center and it is challenging but I love it I love to see all the food it's a passion that I have for it how to hit a hundred yet my second week
@@robsuarez7662 which WinCo dc u at I’m at WinCo dc in Phx
Which position do you have in the company? I'm so proud of those who are humble warehouse workers who could care less what people think of them. I'm one of them, and it's honest living. Thanks for that comment! It really makes my day.🤗
@@charliedays honest living? there's scum bags taking extra breaks, constantly on downtime adding work to other people.. I've met some of the shittiest human beings working at warehouses.
@@sonderevokingbuns Yes, that's your personal experience. Not mine!😑
I just started in York, PA so far its everything they're saying it is. I would add that its the perfect job for the right person.
Are you a travel selector ?
You still there? I just toured for this position. How do you like it?
@@koji.717 no, I'm currently at unfi in Harrisburg, been there for about 2 months now
@@koji.717 Did you ever Start??
@@millzmillz3762 How is it there? I'm still a Trainee at ES3, But I live in Harrisburg and the price of gas and my vehicles milage are killing me
Can’t wait to start this is my career
I’m the opposite I’m there for the pay check not to meet everybody lol
They say safety but in the video I see people walk in front of pallet jack when in it's not stopped yet.
This the selecting I love
Headset only
Keep me moving
No bs labeling because someone else not doing their job right
I love headsets 😂❤
Hammond, La won't let you walk beside the pallet jack.
Big no no
I quit Gordon Foodservice after 9 years of selecting,and after 2 years living off of my 401k,I need to get back to work. So I'm thinking either C and S,or Publix. Either one would work my ass to death,I bet. Never used a headset at GFS,they look like a hassle.
I used ta do the same thing like this at Aldi‘s distribution it’s really a good job! However if I need to I would go bac ta this but I’m trynna see something different like driving around the world but anyone who don’t kno. I’m telling u it’s coo if u stay ta ya self u will be okay I liked it n I’m lgbtq no shade 😂 but it’s dopr
I'm ready to select 200%, C&S please hire me. Top selector right here and soon to be cdl driver. I'd love to move up and work as a food service driver aswell. Trust me I can use the electric palletjack, forklift, cherrypicker, etc. I know how to build and base pallets and I make routes easier for drivers.
I did c&s back in 2013 now I'm a owner operator if you can go straight to getting you're CDL
Do we really have to work fast? I prefer taking my time when I am doing things.
That seems painfully tedious
I started doing this job two months ago and I can attest it is very painfully tedious and frustrating
Oh it’s bad. It’s very very very bad.
I do it in the freezer for Wal-Mart. My 3rd warehouse doing this and I have to say Wal-Mart is my #1 hands down. First time ever being in the freezer though so that took some getting used to. Even though you never really can get used to -10 to -25 degree temps🤣 it does beat up your body if you're not used to it and don't know the best lifting techniques to be able to pull at a fast pace. But once you get good, you're good. Still sore when you get off, especially during really heavy days but you learn to love it. Bc if you don't love it then you won't last🤣 a pretty low percentage of people we get actually do last though. Bc they can't handle the physicality of it mainly, but if they hit the freezer that usually impacts them more than the 10's of thousands of pounds of product we lift throughout the day.
@@Insight_XCI where is it located,I work in their freezer in Westfield mass,same temperature as yours but like you said your body gets use to it,I work 12 hour shift and by the end of the day I'm beat lol
It is. 12 yrs in and I feel double my age
It’s my second week and the headsets are the most annoying part I swear
Which wearhouse is this one???
@@JESUSPEREZ-dq6zv York pennsylvania.
Still there?
I love how that guy said they consider them when they can't even count for pallets of peppers seasoning this video is a total lie
Coldest place ever my ankles couldn’t handle it true Story I didn’t play with my kids or anything 😂 😂
I hope I get a longer train than 30 min training.
Everytime we get eggs delivered on the pallets to our store,they seem to be just thrown up there,broken,leaking all over everything. Those things be fragile.
yup small business owner making $400k in profit montjuïc and refuse to work e these clowns anymore. I started from the bottom J know CNS workers and they’re all mkserae and say turnover rate is high
I applied as a selector at Westfield but it’s taking so long. How long do they take to get you the job
proper temperature ? i see alot of short pallets inventory control!!!
its a crazy job for sure,i still think its underpaid but yeah,all the construction workers that flex how its just a workout for them leave in about 3-6 months,its not like construction,here there is no stopping...
When do y'all say load picks when y'all call the number out
2:16 LOL haven’t seen the “flattop” hairstyle in a very long time
Literally every supervisor at C&S
OMG our supervisor has same cut lol
watching this video gives me nightmares GO PICK
These workers got paid real good to say all that
Yeaa I’m 114 pounds prolly not the best for me I’ll stick to amazon
I work for family dollar distribution 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Only if I was crazy I work at a job like this when I was 17 a was working part time at a warehouse like this call vesta food service and working in their is no joke you have to move quick bent a lot lift heavy boxes and most of all the is freezing 🥶 inside
I’m a short female 😂 and I just applied mainly because of the pay. I got 3 boys and think with that income I can offer them something better but honestly I don’t know how ima make a 7ft pallet 😢 being 4’12 but Fuck it ima go for it if I get fired or not chosen because of my height well at least I can say I tried…. all for the kids
This is the one questing I’ve been tryna figure out I’m 5’5 literally the only concern other than that this seems good for me
Don’t do it. Apply for a different position. You can make roughly the same while doing a fraction of the work, and quite frankly, u probably wouldn’t be able to hit the performance required for this job
Did you get it ?
@@kiingkay 😂😂😂
They will hire anybody to do this. It's just an entry level job. No skill is required
Job itself isn't hard at all. Picking cases, driving a double jack, building pallets that's easy shit. The extreme difficulty is trying to complete a 300-400 piece store within 40 minutes and you have to go through 30+ different aisles. Not to mention you are constantly trying to drive past people who drive in the middle of the aisle, everything just slows you down and everyone is in your way. They should of made them aisles even more narrow. Glad I quit thats for damn sure 2 months there was long enough. Making Alot of money is great but not if you are required to sprint around for 11+ hours a day 5 days a week basically a souless husk whats the point in making all that money? And all of that is assuming you have a good jack, in which case you most likely don't unless you enjoy coming in 2+ hours early for the best equipment off the clock. Oh and don't forget you are encouraged to skip your 15 minutes for better numbers lmao 🤣.
Haha the fucking struggle is real. I remember asking one of my coworkers what I could do to get my production up. And when he said, “don’t take your breaks” ??? Sir you want me to work 16 hours straight through???
@@RayRayRaves yeah ES3 in york PA is garbage and they can go fuck themselves. If they need that high of productivity 24/7 then the need a fully automated selecting wearhouse.
🤣 yo these are straight facts! People stopping in the middle of the aisle used to have me heated. Sometimes I would quickly disconnect their battery as I went to pick a case. Lol. Shit be hilarious.
And how management encourages skipping breaks. Selecting is modern day slavery. "Cmon guy's. We got 10,000 cases left. Let's go."
I be like man stfu and get off the intercom! I enjoy working out and a challenge but I'm done with Selecting.
@@azforlifetime I'm down.
Was doing that kind of shit at Gordon Foodservice. Took me a bit to get used to selector hustle life. But yeah we had aisles were people would be in the middle. Maintenance,inventory,replenishers,etc. Even selectors wrapping their pallets(I'm guilty of that too) because some either selected like shit,or because of the shit slotting. And the best thing was broken down equipment right in the middle of the aisle,or even worse,a hi lo hitting the sprinkler system...
Miami GDC in da house 💪🏿💪🏿 2k cases a night
130% or betta 🤧🤧🤧
if ya kno u kno 💰
Can anyone help me the the order picker position at Westfield MA
What happens if you gotta use the bathroom lol
I got the offer to work there but I didn't like the idea of a negative 50 degree work environment
Not for the weak. As long as your movin, the freezer won't phase you. 5 years at McLane trust me
Nick Gee worked at McClane for four months the freezer didn’t do me in .. the idiotic warehouse etiquette did
You did the right choice!
They have a hot section to
Yaw do know there not all freezer cns some have no freezers lol
I started working here I like it.
U still there ?
North Hatfield,going on 3 years next month we have produce dairy meat flowers nd eggs
how loud is it in this workplace? because, I'm someone who gets over stimulated by really loud noises so I cannot work in a factory places with loud machines, they drive my head nuts.
If you work in the cooler, moderate noise, but if you work in the freezer, the fans from the AC units are very loud.
Did this in Aberdeen freezer... I had to walk away when they started moving away from the Raymond jacks to the Crown jacks. The Crowns were much slower and the handle would fly up causing the jack to stop and dump your entire pallet 😂😂😂
How were the checks ?
@@14CoreyD got paid decent but they found ways to get you. They advertised 10.5 cents/case but if you were late for work or made any mistakes they’d have you picking at 6.5 cents/case. Which is insane to think... they’re taking over 40% of your pay a lot of times
@@Ean9881 Pay is performance-based only? Good luck with that. I think I better accept my new daytime warehouse job through my staffing agency. The heck?😠
@@charliedays not sure anymore, they lost an enormous class action lawsuit for screwing employees over and docking pay unlawfully. Basically they’d target anyone making full wage 10.5 cents, and audit their loads constantly to find any mistakes, even if stickers were missing or pallets weren’t wrapped enough. They’d find a way to get you down to 6.5 cents
@@Ean9881 People talk so badly about Amazon, but they wouldn't ever pull this on you despite the negative media they always receive. I say it because I was there.🤦♂️
I worked at the one in Houston last yr.... they had us working 18 hrs a day & wanna give U weak days to enjoy off like Tuesday & Wednesday. Working 18 hrs I need my weekends off to enjoy some part of life.
How much was the pay?
@@rolandoc3121 $15 an HR which is low for food distribution
Were you off Saturday as well ?
@@rolandoc3121 they pay 18 and hour
Pretty sure this just the area. I'm checking this out bc there hiring start at Baltimore is 21. Same At sysco. Sysco really pays here. 38hr after 3 years incentive pay for percentages over 100% now offering $3500 to make it past probation. But this spot looks real similar to sysco. Huge turn over rate though
Industrial athletes i like that
You can be fit all you want, it all depends on your mental stability and how long you can go. Or there's always FEMELA
Heard the one in Stockton has over 60 people on fmla. They all know how to scam the system .
I’ve had about 5-6 months under my belt atm, and honestly the only complaint I have is the time/percentage rate. I don’t wanna sound like that guy but adding 10 minutes to a lot of those bigger orders would go a long way.
My job’s standard is to keep a 90% meanwhile I’m hearing guys who’ve been there longer than me say they struggle hitting that at times. Obviously if it was impossible, people wouldn’t be hitting those 130+% but idk just think it would help Lott then hurt anything. No bs I’ve heard so many people say how they don’t like the job and want to quit, but it’s the only job in the area paying anything decent.
the job is garbage, dude. I've worked at 3 different warehouses now and they've all been garbage. Shitty management that doesn't give af about their employees because we're so easily replaced. Bullshit numbers. and you don't get paid nearly enough to work the most physically demanding job on the planet. I'd start coming up with an exit strategy ASAP if I were you. I'm 8 years in and about at the end of my run with this stuff.
@@sonderevokingbuns are you a selector?
@@zooolieee Not anymore!
@@sonderevokingbuns I’m a 19 girl and got an interview with them in 2 days. My current job is a warehouse one but niggas is being funny in there so im tryna leave asap. Got any tips for me?
@@zooolieee yeah, don't work at a warehouse. 👍
No scanning anything in and out of inventory?
Sure, by voice. The order selectors are wearing a head set with an earphone and microphone.
Any warehouse in los angeles i have 10 year experience
Where's the guys screaming to get out of the middle, because other people are trying to get through? Also I didn't see anyone screaming at people to use their horn. Then there's the guy who is down on time telling everyone to move. Typical conversation might be telling the new guy, that you've been using the same pallet jack for 4 years so to kindly find a new one.
Safety? lmao lie to me more. just look at 2:38 pillars, they're all bent. They have to be replaced asap because they will collapse eventually.
Im an order selector and in my warehouse they would be replaced within 1 hour way less bent pillars.
half those people talking have never picked a pallet in their lives and it shows.. the job is no easy job.. min warehouse order selectors should be making $25 due to the fact that injuries are so high.. anything below $25 isn't worth it.
The fat manager talking about working hard is crazy. Dude is out of breathing just by talking lmao
How many women pick at C&S?
Women are everywhere 😂
In the candy cage.
There are a few women that pick
Closest c&s to Harrisburg PA??
Zach Bergey Bethlehem PA still a couple of hours 🤷🏻♂️
I could be wrong but DuBois maybe. I work there.
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York
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Dose anyone know how many cases per hr they want you to pull here I’m about to start in Houston Tx in the 288 and Holcomb one I’m not super fast but I’m not slow anyone know?
I have an interview today with them at 5😃😄😁
@@earnestray7921 how did it go?
@@highlyfavored2171 they rescheduled it to this Thursday but I got it on lock
Nice
@@earnestray7921 how does the pay rate go? Like if you pull 150% rate is that $25 hr or 30 hr?
Shittiest job anyone can get.
Se ve muy activo el trabajo pero no veo chicas. Aparte el idioma. Ya veremos
Lotta women in food service now. Only 1 outta a couple hundred or even thousand make it and last at these places for years, most end up doing simpler lighter work, women r built different and there's no shame in that....u can tell from walking in the doors if there's lots of women or not just read the environment.
I have a interview with c&s
So did you get the job? And if so how are you liking it?
I don’t see many females 😮😮😮😮😮 how hard is it
Thank God..
Keep them fish flaps out
Yo quiero trabajar con ustedes por favor
Chupa erdolaga ulero : ()
how many hours do Selectors work usually?
11 hours also offer overtime!
8-12 usually depending on the company and the amount of work for the day
Don't go home until it's finish. Between 9-13 hrs
Did this type job for 10 years.done 16 hour days.had to tell management that I had another shift in 8 hours.thankfully i got out of there.
Women don’t pick at C&S?
they do, just not a lot of women apply or stay in the job force after hire
I’m surprised they included 1:27 in the video…
This kills ya body over time, good pay tho
depends person to person. know a guy who's selected 22 years, still lean and healthy, still pulls over 150%
@@jaked-snaked Jesus, man! These are the people that I can't stop looking up to! The ones who last the longest doing the same job. Proof of the human resilience! It's insane!😨
@@charliedays agreed, there's only about 7 selectors that have selected over 4 years at my warehouse. I'm hoping to stay as long as I can.
@@jaked-snaked Just take care of yourself! As long as you feel healthy, this shouldn't be an issue!🙂
@@charliedays thank you Charlie day
Work propaganda. Is all this video is.
Is only for mens?
miryan navarro its only for robots
@@sloppyjonuts9162 LMFAO facts
@@sloppyjonuts9162 I swear..... running & gunning for 18 hr shifts. Your breaks suppose to be 15 minutes but there more like 4 minutes. They start your break right at time & u have to walk 6 minutes to the break area so that time gone so remember it's 6 minutes back to your machine. That's 12 minutes of your 15 minutes break. Enjoy your 3 minutes.
@@yodambomb4974 nope.... they driving area is a ways off. It's a 2 minute walk between Barrett walkers parking area & the break room. I'm on the dry side so we far in the back & have 2 drive 2 the area. I said walk but meant walkers. The building like 1. something million square feet
@@yodambomb4974 18 hr work shifts.... they been proven that.
I like hamburgers
Billy jobs work
I never saw isles that clean bfore and less the big boss was stopping by. Usually broken pallets and all other ki ds of shit. Plus mice like crazy in the winter. Ran one over with my pallet jack before.
That's what you are an athlete not a human being I can do 16 hour shifts everyday but I'm not giving you more than 50% a day what I look like a robot keep your money no sir
Who earn more money
I worked for this company the money is with the teams selection u get paid per case u touch this is a very hard job but if u like money and enjoy competition this is a great job weekly checks can be anywhere from 1000$ to 1600$ a week depends how hard u work
@@arseniovaldez134 if you're not a team selector about how much is your check weekly
Arsenio Valdez what’s the lowest paycheck you can make and the highest
I work at US foods SF division. You make around 1600 to 3000 every 2. Weeks. Depends if you want to make inventive.
Worst job. Good money but it sucks.
yup pepsico was the worst total back breaker and non existent advancement in that work place, gotta wait till someone dies or quits
Ya str8 up. But if you need the money definitely there for you. But definitely glad I got out of there after 14.5 years of selecting.
Diplo
Do not select for more then 2 years. I picked for 1 year and now a full time lift operator
STOCKTON CALIFORNIA WHERE YOU AT 🫡
They work like they getting paid $40 a hour I hope they are getting paid that or more 😂
Some do. Base pay where I work is $30/hr. With the added incentive is $40+
@@brandonh9016🧢