I work for amazon.. I like to use a sharpie to stay organized so what I do is I write the last two digits from the yellow sticker on the box ... but first I have my passenger seat lean back and also put it all the way forward so boxes dont fall under the seat... ok so I use the sharpie and make sure the last two digits are written on the box with sharpie and are visible... example I have a box that has yellow sticker (0698) I write 98 using my sharpie on the box and place in passenger seat and make sure the digits are visible to me... I do this for all boxes before placing on passenger seat... also put the big boxes under all little boxes on the passenger seat... so now I have all digits visible to me so when I pull up to address the delivery will tell me the 4 digit which is from the yellow sticker and so I look at the last two digits that I wrote on the box and that let's me know what to scan instantly ... for the envelopes I write the street name or u can put the envelopes in between the passenger seat and driver seat with the stickers facing u and the stickers are upwards so when u skim through them u can see the 4 digit or the street name... sorry for the long message but I hope this helps
I do that up here in the Pacific Northwest... once the sun goes down you are literally driving blind because some of my routes require a sharp left or sharp right turns and you can't see nothing passed your headlights..
Bro delivering to those rural areas are the WORST! Tight roads, loose dogs, not knowing if homeowners are gonna be crazy with a shotgun (one of my coworkers got a shotgun pulled out on him), having to maneuver/back out of long tight driveways... Hate it lol. More than Apts probably idk
Actually they are the best. I work for ups and I drive about an hour and 15 min just to get to my route (idyllwild Ca) . Rural routes mean you get less stops, more driving which is easier on your body as a whole. I got out with 75-85 stops while others are going out with double sometimes triple 😂
I just learned a new trick with the seatbelt👌and the passenger seat packages. Finished day 2 today and I did everything very technically. Shut off engine, unfasten seat belt, turn on hazards, look for packages in the back, close doors, lock van, walk up deliver--- Unlock van, turn engine on, turn off hazards, fasten seatbelt, start next stop. It's really time consuming. Thing is, i think they track you if you dont turn off the engine on every stop I have no idea( if it affects my "fico score"). It's super tike consuming.
@@andrew09808 doesnt that take more time to find the packages? I'm going to try his style. Divide envelopes and boxes and put it in the passenger seat in the front. Idk, I'm just testing stuff to hit at least 24 deliveries an hour.
They do track you if you don't turn off the van. I don't see how some drivers will gladly sacrifice their life essentially just to finish on time. I do all the things "the Amazon way" and still finish on time or early.
I just got my invite to an interview, for a new station under construction in South Florida. I'm 61 years old, and unemployed and burned out applications programmer/analyst looking for some way to make a buck. I found this video by accident, and decided to watch from beginning to end. I'm not an old man, but I am battling all kinds of aches and pains; I've been around the block a few times. This is what I'm thinking. After a day of that, I'm not convinced that I'll be able to do that two days in a row. I watched you in time lapse, and I was wondering how much more, when you were about half way through. At the risk of sounding bigoted, it certainly looks like you were in a predominantly middle class area, devoid of sketchy neighborhoods where you would have to lock up, at every stop. I'm in South Florida, if I leave the window open with the van running, it won't be there when I get back. LOL
This job will kill your soul, at first you will work hard because you want customers to get their stuff but you will start to loose your mind driving fast and delivery to farms at night with dogs barking at you etc and wonder how are these stops not going down, I don't take any breaks I pee in a bottle in the van how is this even possible to finish? And sometimes the map will make you do 3 stops here take you 5 miles away then bring you back to houses next door a couple of hours later... However when times are tough the job is there for you that is one thing I can't fault without too many hoops to jump to get in
@@or1057 You should try driving a truck over the road! I did that for 2 years straight! That was soul crushing, this looks easy. I start tomorrow so we will see..
Here in jersey its ridiculous the amount of stops we get, almost 200 stops and atleast 40 of them are stops with 2 or even 4 houses in one stop so in reality you do about 250 stops. Theres no one to complain to either. I started back in 2015 runing dynamic system with 120 stops tops.
It really just depends on your route for the day. Sometimes i get a really bad area with 3 mins between stops, other times I'm knocking out 30 stops in an hour.
I work for amazon.. I like to use a sharpie to stay organized so what I do is I write the last two digits from the yellow sticker on the box ... but first I have my passenger seat lean back and also put it all the way forward so boxes dont fall under the seat... ok so I use the sharpie and make sure the last two digits are written on the box with sharpie and are visible... example I have a box that has yellow sticker (0698) I write 98 using my sharpie on the box and place in passenger seat and make sure the digits are visible to me... I do this for all boxes before placing on passenger seat... also put the big boxes under all little boxes on the passenger seat... so now I have all digits visible to me so when I pull up to address the delivery will tell me the 4 digit which is from the yellow sticker and so I look at the last two digits that I wrote on the box and that let's me know what to scan instantly ... for the envelopes I write the street name or u can put the envelopes in between the passenger seat and driver seat with the stickers facing u and the stickers are upwards so when u skim through them u can see the 4 digit or the street name... sorry for the long message but I hope this helps
@@tjhuddleston2102 always. Every damn day. Cussing her out and everything. Cussing people out too. But its all done alone in my van, then I step out and it's silence haha
I just got hired for a DSP and I am surprised you didnt wear a seatbelt the whole time, left keys in ignition, and left the door wide open several times. Other than that cool video, thanks for the info.
My DSP has a mixture of all kinds of vans. White and prime. They told me they usually give you the white smaller vans for what's called "nursery routes" for when you first start driving. Typically the white vans mean a smaller route and less packages.
@@_Habit_ actually no, DSP's can have either one type of van or a couple different types. Just depends. At least mine does. We have Chevy express, white fords and the blue prime vans. Some DSP's even have the step vans
It can be good or bad sometimes, for example I'm blazing fast on a certain route when the package count is low, between 220-240 packages, unfortunately my favorite route is not always the same either, sometimes that same route can skyrocket in volume, up to 280-300, maybe even higher than that!! LMAO so I always stay optimistic and try to tackle any route they give me to the best of my abilities, if they notice me giving some effort they try to give me my favorite route again when it's low :D
Cool vid, just fyi I wouldn't recommend putting boxes in front seat as its a groundable offense now with amazon if you get a van audit. Safety hazard and privacy concern.
Yeah that only works in non branded white vans lol if he uses a blue prime one it knows every time you haven’t clicked it so if you really don’t want it over you you gotta click it at every stop to keep it behind ya
i have an interview wednesday...so eager to see their system....i drove for fdx home delivery for five yrs so im curious...,experience is there for sure!
I've seen a few videos of drivers in the states, they just drop the parcel off, press doorbell and take a picture, over her we have to physically knock on and hand to the customer if there in
@@jcardenas499 Not hard , just gets a little overwhelming with so Many packages but I barely did my 3rd day and you just have to find your groove. I'm learning as I go and tips from these videos help . You thinking about applying ?
140 stops for Nursery route? It was my last nursery route today with 60 stops. There are around 100 stops for regular routes and we don’t even have mentor app to monitor our habits.
Here in California I think they pay 16 an hour. That’s not worth it. Everything is expensive here so you end up with a couple of dollars after paying bills. I think this job should be paying at least 25 an hour anywhere in the US. Bezos is just one selfish man.
Cool for you , but in los Angeles, we have 21 totes with over 50 over flow boxs there's no way you have space like that in your truck to only when you get half way through you route , to many issues with routing addresses that are not even there gps device not working broken etc Amazon need to get it together
Not wearing a seatbelt on camera. Leaving the driver door open during deliveries. Grounds for immediate termination. Folks, this is a video of what NOT to do.
I’ve been working for amazon for about 4 months now and I can tell you I can finish 190 stops in 6 hours with no lunch breaks (still delivery while in lunch) I’m always 70-90 stops ahead lol
@@Dashdash-i8v is that true?! Cuz I might be starting a courier job soon and I was thinking of going like a speed machine when I start lol... But my god if I get the new world record and they start handing me 30 more packages then I might just not do that lol
@@shaneblack1076 that’s not true I’ve been working this job for 8 months and it just fluctuates. I’ve currently been in the same area for about 2 months and i also get done quick and my routes are always between 110-130 stops. I’m actually the fastest in my company. Only thing with getting done early like that is the fact that they want you to always rescue (using you). Just be knowledgeable of that.
FYI new drivers you can't cheat ementor by just keeping your seatbelt buckled all day. It knows when the vehicle is in park and engine is off but the seatbelt is still buckled. It will record everytime you turn the engine off and count as a violation which drastically effects your Ementor FICO score which could result in unemployment or your routes taken until you improve your score. Coming for and 2 year prime delivery vet with a consistent 14 month 850 FICO you can't get higher than that. Just a heads up new/future Amazonians Good Luck!
@@Bee2TheRian no those are facts just depending on how lenient your dsp is. But ementor records every stop/park, engine off, seat beat click in and out, hard acc, hard brake, speeding, corning, back ups. Absolutely no way around it except logging off early😉
It doesnt. Seatbelts and engine on/off are not tracked on mentor. They do not affect your score. Yes its possible that they are tracked if you are in a blue van but a lot of people use rentals.
@@Bee2TheRian ok i see your fleet just doesn't register their rentals then. With our dps no matter if your in a prime sprinter, transit, or unmarked rental our entire fleet is equipped with ementor. It not only records those things I mentioned before but yes every violation will take away from your score. And it doesn't take little points its takes big chucks -35 etc
i work for amazon in the uk, and its basically the same but we have bigger "totes" as you called them and we have about 250-300 parcels per routr with about 160-180 stops. but i wish our vans where auto
My fellow Amazonian!! I deliver too. Peak season is here. My truck has been stacked from top to bottom all the way to the front. Hope you have a good peak
@Eduardo Vasquez yeah I’ve been getting 350 this week. Luckily it’s all on my normal route so nice big ass small streets. Enough to park anywhere. You’re lucky. We can’t use our PTO since it’s peak.
I am Dsp and he breaking so many rules You cannot put packages in the front seat with you. You should scan package till you get to the residents front dioor or delivery point Turn off vehicle is tracked and increases your score and helps you get raises and incentives I would write this guy up if I was his DSP
At my station we use mini vins instead of bags. only a bunch of selected drivers get to drive the big vans the rest drives small vans full of packages. We don’t even eat and we speed like crazy that’s the only way we are able to complete our routes on time. I lost 20 pounds in a mouth
Very helpful video! Looks similar to amazon flex just longer routes. Any interest in doing a guest video on gig nation? A lot of our subscribers have are interested in DSP delivery. We’d be willing to pay for the video and I’m sure you’d get some new subs as well!
@@BoilingKoolaid I could not care less 😂 I'm not walking up a long driveway, and they can complain all they want about reversing, but they've never done anything to us about it 🤷♀️
So the rabbit guides you right away to the next stop and it's programmed all day untill your finished ? Stop after stop? Address after address ? The rabbit updates for you to just simply drive and drop off after each delivery? I'm getting anxiety closer towards my first day :(
Yes. The app has your whole day programmed in it. Sometimes it's stupid and freezes, like he said, or the stops are routed weird and you have to manually reorder, but it's got everything in one place. It's a nifty app when it wants to work right. Don't worry, it's a super easy job and you'll get it in no time! Good luck!
Go to “my itinerary” then go to map and you’ll see the packages you’ll be delivering in that same block or area and you can just organize and skip the next route to deliver the ones that are closer to you
I'm still waiting on my online class to open up so I can finish my training and start working. How long did you wait after your drug test came back to start online training?
Do they organize the packages inside the totes for you? The Department I work for doesn't and it seems like that would eat up a lot of time trying to organize those to match the itinerary.
Seems like a decent job. Do you guys receive packages from the customer for any reason, or do you only deliver to the customer? Do you do business deliveries as well?
I 100 % sure I'm gonna apply to Amazon delivery but I just got like 2 questions . What happens if you don't deliver all the packages ? Is there a lunch break and how long is it. Great video and editing gonna check your content dude , keep up the hard work
if you cant deliver all your stuff before it gets too late they send another driver to "rescue" you by taking some packages. 2 paid 15 min breaks, 30 min for lunch
And With The Time Change When We Get Sent Far Out Into The Outskirts And That Shit Is Tough When In Straight Backwoods & Those Dim Ass Step Truck Lights....Man Them AtHawk Routes Or Whatever Suck...
How would someone go about applying to be a driver? Also, does anyone know the difference between driving for Amazon directly or through a third party partner?
Just apply at Amazon online and a third party driving service will contact you, everything is basically under amazon, they act as a parent company to the third party partners
I always turn the vehicle off you never know what could happen (unless it’s freezing outside, then I don’t care to leave it running) And you have no seat belt on 🤦🏾♀️ lol.
Sometimes they put the gate codes in the delivery instructions.. if not you are supposed to contact the customer and ask. Never had this happen yet though
I just brought something the other day and it says it’s been delivered but I don’t have anything. so I’m wondering if that person just marked it as delivered and probably forgot about the package ... I mean I see you guys have to scan it. I wonder were it went.
@@JFroTheMusician thats like before taxes lol. The company i work for is 15 dollars per house and about 1200 before taxes. This is my second week there so we will see how much taxes they're going to take off.
Hi I m Mizanur Rahman I m from Bangladesh. I am working in Dubai under as a taxi driver ( Dubai taxi) if I would work under of the amazon driver what should I have to do ? Could plz explain to me plz sir .
Log in to mentor on your personal device, maybe even get an older phone if possible, once you check everything off and get to the "be a SMART driver today!" screen, Close the app, and set the phone in the glove box or somewhere solid and leave it there, keep it charging so it won't die or it won't record the route. I use an old crappy S6, its accelerometer isn't that good anymore so it's less likely to record hard braking acceleration or speeding lol good luck.
This happen to me couple of times. when you get notification said the driver dropped off you package but when you went outside there is nothing. Day after or few days later your package show up at your footstep. I thought my package got deliver to wrong house or got lost somewhere and i end up calling amazon.
Why does it matter how he loads his van? Everyone loads it differently and in whatever way makes sense to them. As long as he's able to get to everything in a timely manner and he knows how everything is organized, who cares?
Again, ive been doing this for 7 months. I am mostly in developments where my van is in eyesight at all times. I havent had one issue with theft of my van
You need to find the closest public bathroom to you, like gas stations. Its a pain for us girls around that time of the month but you get used to it. I would not recommend doing this as a career tho. Its very demanding. You have to complete at least 20 deliveries in under 1 hour. And sometimes the GPS sucks and takes you to random roads. Most.of the people making more than 20 deliveries work through their lunch breaks instead of actually taking a break.
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This guy is a Great Employee...he had his Amazon packages safe and secure with Seatbelt instead of himself.
Never put it on once.
Work faster without the seatbelt on
Huh?
i thought u get dinged for ur driving? Scored point system thing?
@@annamariee4085 no it don’t u just got keep your seat belt plugin but not on u
I work with Amazon and you honestly have the best video out about a day in the life of a driver
I work for amazon.. I like to use a sharpie to stay organized so what I do is I write the last two digits from the yellow sticker on the box ... but first I have my passenger seat lean back and also put it all the way forward so boxes dont fall under the seat... ok so I use the sharpie and make sure the last two digits are written on the box with sharpie and are visible... example I have a box that has yellow sticker (0698) I write 98 using my sharpie on the box and place in passenger seat and make sure the digits are visible to me... I do this for all boxes before placing on passenger seat... also put the big boxes under all little boxes on the passenger seat... so now I have all digits visible to me so when I pull up to address the delivery will tell me the 4 digit which is from the yellow sticker and so I look at the last two digits that I wrote on the box and that let's me know what to scan instantly ... for the envelopes I write the street name or u can put the envelopes in between the passenger seat and driver seat with the stickers facing u and the stickers are upwards so when u skim through them u can see the 4 digit or the street name... sorry for the long message but I hope this helps
That’s even more complicated
I think Amazon really should have designated loaders for trucks and vans. Just help the driver out and make it smoother.
Wouldn’t that be the package handlers. I did package handler for fedex and I helped those trucks to place the boxes in their
right, give the driver a break before he has to deliver for 8 hours
Jim R true I agree
I rather do it myself, everyone have there own way
Just started so on nursery routes, but it's a fun job...and I only banged my head on that headliner 3 times this morning.
😄 relatable
I start tomorrow.. what are nursery routes?
@@bettycarpio8875 they are smaller routes for new hires. So you can get used to how everything works without getting overwhelmed.
felt that😂
Happened to me too. Unbelievably painful!!!
Bro delivering in the woods that would be scary in the dark
I do that up here in the Pacific Northwest... once the sun goes down you are literally driving blind because some of my routes require a sharp left or sharp right turns and you can't see nothing passed your headlights..
Best Amazon video by far details are excellent he did an amazing job
Bro delivering to those rural areas are the WORST! Tight roads, loose dogs, not knowing if homeowners are gonna be crazy with a shotgun (one of my coworkers got a shotgun pulled out on him), having to maneuver/back out of long tight driveways... Hate it lol. More than Apts probably idk
Five thousand percent agree man. I hate the rural country areas
Actually they are the best. I work for ups and I drive about an hour and 15 min just to get to my route (idyllwild Ca) . Rural routes mean you get less stops, more driving which is easier on your body as a whole. I got out with 75-85 stops while others are going out with double sometimes triple 😂
I just learned a new trick with the seatbelt👌and the passenger seat packages.
Finished day 2 today and I did everything very technically. Shut off engine, unfasten seat belt, turn on hazards, look for packages in the back, close doors, lock van, walk up deliver--- Unlock van, turn engine on, turn off hazards, fasten seatbelt, start next stop. It's really time consuming. Thing is, i think they track you if you dont turn off the engine on every stop I have no idea( if it affects my "fico score").
It's super tike consuming.
@@andrew09808 doesnt that take more time to find the packages? I'm going to try his style. Divide envelopes and boxes and put it in the passenger seat in the front. Idk, I'm just testing stuff to hit at least 24 deliveries an hour.
They do track you if you don't turn off the van. I don't see how some drivers will gladly sacrifice their life essentially just to finish on time. I do all the things "the Amazon way" and still finish on time or early.
I just got my invite to an interview, for a new station under construction in South Florida. I'm 61 years old, and unemployed and burned out applications programmer/analyst looking for some way to make a buck. I found this video by accident, and decided to watch from beginning to end.
I'm not an old man, but I am battling all kinds of aches and pains; I've been around the block a few times. This is what I'm thinking. After a day of that, I'm not convinced that I'll be able to do that two days in a row. I watched you in time lapse, and I was wondering how much more, when you were about half way through. At the risk of sounding bigoted, it certainly looks like you were in a predominantly middle class area, devoid of sketchy neighborhoods where you would have to lock up, at every stop. I'm in South Florida, if I leave the window open with the van running, it won't be there when I get back. LOL
Im near Chicago ...same. van would b gone
This job will kill your soul, at first you will work hard because you want customers to get their stuff but you will start to loose your mind driving fast and delivery to farms at night with dogs barking at you etc and wonder how are these stops not going down, I don't take any breaks I pee in a bottle in the van how is this even possible to finish? And sometimes the map will make you do 3 stops here take you 5 miles away then bring you back to houses next door a couple of hours later... However when times are tough the job is there for you that is one thing I can't fault without too many hoops to jump to get in
@@or1057 Weak Asf 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 But You Telling The Truth.
@@or1057 You should try driving a truck over the road! I did that for 2 years straight!
That was soul crushing, this looks easy. I start tomorrow so we will see..
Now I see why they take long my good all those packages respect ✊
Oh you dont even know.. im the late shift. Early shift gets around 180-200 stops.
Here in jersey its ridiculous the amount of stops we get, almost 200 stops and atleast 40 of them are stops with 2 or even 4 houses in one stop so in reality you do about 250 stops. Theres no one to complain to either. I started back in 2015 runing dynamic system with 120 stops tops.
5th week - still can’t figure out how everyone is so fast!!!
It really just depends on your route for the day. Sometimes i get a really bad area with 3 mins between stops, other times I'm knocking out 30 stops in an hour.
I work for amazon.. I like to use a sharpie to stay organized so what I do is I write the last two digits from the yellow sticker on the box ... but first I have my passenger seat lean back and also put it all the way forward so boxes dont fall under the seat... ok so I use the sharpie and make sure the last two digits are written on the box with sharpie and are visible... example I have a box that has yellow sticker (0698) I write 98 using my sharpie on the box and place in passenger seat and make sure the digits are visible to me... I do this for all boxes before placing on passenger seat... also put the big boxes under all little boxes on the passenger seat... so now I have all digits visible to me so when I pull up to address the delivery will tell me the 4 digit which is from the yellow sticker and so I look at the last two digits that I wrote on the box and that let's me know what to scan instantly ... for the envelopes I write the street name or u can put the envelopes in between the passenger seat and driver seat with the stickers facing u and the stickers are upwards so when u skim through them u can see the 4 digit or the street name... sorry for the long message but I hope this helps
Does everyone yell at the GPS lol
@@tjhuddleston2102 nope.. just me when i forget to mute it for a video 😅😵
@@tjhuddleston2102 always. Every damn day. Cussing her out and everything. Cussing people out too. But its all done alone in my van, then I step out and it's silence haha
I just got hired for a DSP and I am surprised you didnt wear a seatbelt the whole time, left keys in ignition, and left the door wide open several times. Other than that cool video, thanks for the info.
DSP's are in the blue trucks to right and flex usually their own white?
@@_Habit_ Not necessarily. My DSP is all white vans. Not sure why some are in blue prime vans and some others not.
My DSP has a mixture of all kinds of vans. White and prime. They told me they usually give you the white smaller vans for what's called "nursery routes" for when you first start driving. Typically the white vans mean a smaller route and less packages.
@@_Habit_ actually no, DSP's can have either one type of van or a couple different types. Just depends. At least mine does. We have Chevy express, white fords and the blue prime vans. Some DSP's even have the step vans
Why wouldnt you keep the same guy on same route.... what a way to destroy productivity.
I agree with you 100%
It can be good or bad sometimes, for example I'm blazing fast on a certain route when the package count is low, between 220-240 packages, unfortunately my favorite route is not always the same either, sometimes that same route can skyrocket in volume, up to 280-300, maybe even higher than that!! LMAO so I always stay optimistic and try to tackle any route they give me to the best of my abilities, if they notice me giving some effort they try to give me my favorite route again when it's low :D
Great video! Thanks for sharing...much respect to you & ALL Amazon drivers who deliver our packages...stay safe & big salute!
Cool vid, just fyi I wouldn't recommend putting boxes in front seat as its a groundable offense now with amazon if you get a van audit. Safety hazard and privacy concern.
No seat belt but I noticed that it was buckled in. Nice way to fool mentour
gets annoying but after your in n out every 3-5 mins...
Yeah that only works in non branded white vans lol if he uses a blue prime one it knows every time you haven’t clicked it so if you really don’t want it over you you gotta click it at every stop to keep it behind ya
i have an interview wednesday...so eager to see their system....i drove for fdx home delivery for five yrs so im curious...,experience is there for sure!
Liked your route.... clean ... greeneries and open roads... enjoy!
I've seen a few videos of drivers in the states, they just drop the parcel off, press doorbell and take a picture, over her we have to physically knock on and hand to the customer if there in
Covid-19 update requires us to just leave at the door.
2nd day today , I had 140 stops in my "Nursery Route" lol this shit is crazy .
Was it hard?
@@jcardenas499 Not hard , just gets a little overwhelming with so
Many packages but I barely did my 3rd day and you just have to find your groove. I'm learning as I go and tips from these videos help . You thinking about applying ?
@@thatvegashighrisedude2757 I’m in the hiring process right now. Need steady hours because my current job can’t provide any right now.
140 stops for Nursery route? It was my last nursery route today with 60 stops. There are around 100 stops for regular routes and we don’t even have mentor app to monitor our habits.
@@spsMann yes , I did not finish it though lol got rescued . But yea now like 3 weeks in I been doing like 130-160 stops.
Here in California I think they pay 16 an hour. That’s not worth it. Everything is expensive here so you end up with a couple of dollars after paying bills. I think this job should be paying at least 25 an hour anywhere in the US. Bezos is just one selfish man.
Cool for you , but in los Angeles, we have 21 totes with over 50 over flow boxs there's no way you have space like that in your truck to only when you get half way through you route , to many issues with routing addresses that are not even there gps device not working broken etc Amazon need to get it together
Not wearing a seatbelt on camera. Leaving the driver door open during deliveries. Grounds for immediate termination. Folks, this is a video of what NOT to do.
Thank you for the input
Cool video buddy. Drive safe 👍👍
I’ve been working for amazon for about 4 months now and I can tell you I can finish 190 stops in 6 hours with no lunch breaks (still delivery while in lunch) I’m always 70-90 stops ahead lol
Same 😢
That is not a good thing. The system is adjusting to your speed and you will just end up getting more and more stops but still the same pay. 🤷🏼♂️
@@Dashdash-i8v is that true?! Cuz I might be starting a courier job soon and I was thinking of going like a speed machine when I start lol... But my god if I get the new world record and they start handing me 30 more packages then I might just not do that lol
@@shaneblack1076 that’s not true I’ve been working this job for 8 months and it just fluctuates. I’ve currently been in the same area for about 2 months and i also get done quick and my routes are always between 110-130 stops. I’m actually the fastest in my company. Only thing with getting done early like that is the fact that they want you to always rescue (using you). Just be knowledgeable of that.
@@19BigMoneyGrip97 what do you mean by they want you to rescue?
Do you mean if someone calls off you'll be the one they look for?
Seatbelt 👀
FYI new drivers you can't cheat ementor by just keeping your seatbelt buckled all day. It knows when the vehicle is in park and engine is off but the seatbelt is still buckled. It will record everytime you turn the engine off and count as a violation which drastically effects your Ementor FICO score which could result in unemployment or your routes taken until you improve your score. Coming for and 2 year prime delivery vet with a consistent 14 month 850 FICO you can't get higher than that. Just a heads up new/future Amazonians Good Luck!
Umm.. thats just wrong. I have also maintained an 850 fico. Not fired.
@@Bee2TheRian no those are facts just depending on how lenient your dsp is. But ementor records every stop/park, engine off, seat beat click in and out, hard acc, hard brake, speeding, corning, back ups. Absolutely no way around it except logging off early😉
It doesnt. Seatbelts and engine on/off are not tracked on mentor. They do not affect your score. Yes its possible that they are tracked if you are in a blue van but a lot of people use rentals.
@@Bee2TheRian ok i see your fleet just doesn't register their rentals then.
With our dps no matter if your in a prime sprinter, transit, or unmarked rental our entire fleet is equipped with ementor. It not only records those things I mentioned before but yes every violation will take away from your score. And it doesn't take little points its takes big chucks -35 etc
@@Bee2TheRian He’s right, Dispatchers can see all of that. You’re not in a prime or a step van though, you’re in a rental so it may not be monitored.
I never even knew that you had a UA-cam channel. Good luck and best wishes to you bud!
i work for amazon in the uk, and its basically the same but we have bigger "totes" as you called them and we have about 250-300 parcels per routr with about 160-180 stops. but i wish our vans where auto
My fellow Amazonian!! I deliver too. Peak season is here. My truck has been stacked from top to bottom all the way to the front. Hope you have a good peak
Question how does this work exactly i have interview Saturday im a lil lost
@@Socialg35 check out UA-camr called Iamthejuanandonly he has has some good videos on there explaining the processes
@Eduardo Vasquez yeah I’ve been getting 350 this week. Luckily it’s all on my normal route so nice big ass small streets. Enough to park anywhere. You’re lucky. We can’t use our PTO since it’s peak.
@Eduardo Vasquez recently started driving the step vans. So makes it fun for me at work.
Driving an amazon step van makes things way easier since I can keep the doors in neighborhoods. I’ve literally done 44 stops within an hour
How much did you make?
My packages nor totes were always in order. And the maps would have me deliver to an address that wasnt there lol
I was expecting to wait for him for the first delivery, but then he edited and came right back lol
No edits, im sonic fast 😄
I hare delivering to apartments
Same, especially the ones that have key cards to access because the person never answers their phone so you are going to have to reattempt
Damn that one stop buddy was off the grid in the sticks 😂
Does amazon & DSPs deliver on holidays? thanksgiving, Christmas etc?? Thank ya
I dont know about christmas but yes to all the other ones
I am Dsp and he breaking so many rules
You cannot put packages in the front seat with you.
You should scan package till you get to the residents front dioor or delivery point
Turn off vehicle is tracked and increases your score and helps you get raises and incentives
I would write this guy up if I was his DSP
Everyone i know puts packages in the front of the vans
@@Bee2TheRian just because everyone does it, does not make it right
Whats wrong with putting packages up front?
Worry about your self and not others.
@@MichaelAMyers1957 you sound like a third grader.
At my station we use mini vins instead of bags. only a bunch of selected drivers get to drive the big vans the rest drives small vans full of packages. We don’t even eat and we speed like crazy that’s the only way we are able to complete our routes on time. I lost 20 pounds in a mouth
Everyone at my station has to take a mandatory lunch or we’ll get docked and we all start lunch at the same time to keep things flowing.
How much does this job pay?
Very helpful video! Looks similar to amazon flex just longer routes. Any interest in doing a guest video on gig nation? A lot of our subscribers have are interested in DSP delivery. We’d be willing to pay for the video and I’m sure you’d get some new subs as well!
I would be interested in that for sure
You park in the middle of the road, I thought you had to pull into people's driveways, I also thought leaving the van on took points away from the app
They told us never to pull into anyone's driveway unless it was one of those long quarter mile driveways.
@@BoilingKoolaid I second. Training says to never pull into their driveway. Also eliminates a back-up.
@@BoilingKoolaid I could not care less 😂 I'm not walking up a long driveway, and they can complain all they want about reversing, but they've never done anything to us about it 🤷♀️
So the rabbit guides you right away to the next stop and it's programmed all day untill your finished ? Stop after stop? Address after address ? The rabbit updates for you to just simply drive and drop off after each delivery?
I'm getting anxiety closer towards my first day :(
Yes. The app has your whole day programmed in it. Sometimes it's stupid and freezes, like he said, or the stops are routed weird and you have to manually reorder, but it's got everything in one place. It's a nifty app when it wants to work right. Don't worry, it's a super easy job and you'll get it in no time! Good luck!
Go to “my itinerary” then go to map and you’ll see the packages you’ll be delivering in that same block or area and you can just organize and skip the next route to deliver the ones that are closer to you
So you won’t go back and forth
I'm still waiting on my online class to open up so I can finish my training and start working. How long did you wait after your drug test came back to start online training?
Couple days for me.
Do they organize the packages inside the totes for you? The Department I work for doesn't and it seems like that would eat up a lot of time trying to organize those to match the itinerary.
Hi everybody, anyone knows the track which starts around 10min?
I like it so far, worked 5 shifts.
He’s fired for not wearing seatbelt
And fired for having windows down and having packages in the front seat. Someone can stick their hand in the truck and grab the packages.
@@randybrutus5828 yup
Seems like a decent job. Do you guys receive packages from the customer for any reason, or do you only deliver to the customer?
Do you do business deliveries as well?
Only If They Canceled The Order, Business Closed or No Access. We Deliver To Customers , Business & Lockers.
@@OGandCo. Thanks for the reply.
I 100 % sure I'm gonna apply to Amazon delivery but I just got like 2 questions . What happens if you don't deliver all the packages ? Is there a lunch break and how long is it.
Great video and editing gonna check your content dude , keep up the hard work
if you cant deliver all your stuff before it gets too late they send another driver to "rescue" you by taking some packages. 2 paid 15 min breaks, 30 min for lunch
Sounds like a good business name called I AINT NO BITCH!
You are working awesome brother
What camera did you shot this on, & what microphone? That’s if you used an external one. Also how long was this shift?
Gopro hero 7 and surprisingly no external mic
Are you allowed to listen to music while delivering or how do you keep yourself entertained??
Yes you're as long as you're driving responsibly... you can always turn on the radio or how have wireless headphones on you :)
1. no seatbelt fine
2. window down while out of cab, no cab, no packages, all gone, thats in the uk anyway
great video though.
"Asians"?
I caught one peeing in our driveway
I'm starting tomorrow. Any tips?
Also do you work your days consecutively?
And With The Time Change When We Get Sent Far Out Into The Outskirts And That Shit Is Tough When In Straight Backwoods & Those Dim Ass Step Truck Lights....Man Them AtHawk Routes Or Whatever Suck...
How would someone go about applying to be a driver? Also, does anyone know the difference between driving for Amazon directly or through a third party partner?
Just apply at Amazon online and a third party driving service will contact you, everything is basically under amazon, they act as a parent company to the third party partners
you need bachelors though
Don’t apply
Do they give you a phone?
Or can you use your own device for navigation?
I like how the pkgs had seatbelts on longer then the driver! Lol
There are times when you get totes that do not even have the correct packages in them and it messes up everything.
I didnt know we could wear branded hats.
I do they haven't ever said anything to me about it.
I always turn the vehicle off you never know what could happen (unless it’s freezing outside, then I don’t care to leave it running) And you have no seat belt on 🤦🏾♀️ lol.
Bruh I've ordered so much shit from Amazon during this pandemic, I'm just shock you haven't been to my house yet
Cool video bro. Be safe on the road
I wonder how do you get into the apartment complex when they have a gate code at the main entrance?
Sometimes they put the gate codes in the delivery instructions.. if not you are supposed to contact the customer and ask. Never had this happen yet though
how many stops do you make in a day??
Im exhausted just watching you. How long is ur day? What time do u start?
Damn...They Don't Want Us Keeping Any Packages In The Front Seat With You Period. Step-Trucks & Van's
Geez put ya seatbelt on 🤣🤣
LOL your so mellow. All the other videos are upset and complaining. This was refreshing. What would you say the average weight of a tote is?
I have no idea 😄... 20 pounds?
Hey do these have backup cameras by any chance?
Yup. Of course
I just brought something the other day and it says it’s been delivered but I don’t have anything. so I’m wondering if that person just marked it as delivered and probably forgot about the package ... I mean I see you guys have to scan it. I wonder were it went.
Try to do it in Italy. You can't leave packages at the door like is done in usa
I really like the driver position just curious how much you get paid every two weeks thanks
if you work 40 hour weeks, you will get around 1400
@@Eric-ke2gp also is the hours flexible just asking because i have another job and i want to try to do both thanks
@@Eric-ke2gp Before or after taxes?
@@JFroTheMusician thats like before taxes lol. The company i work for is 15 dollars per house and about 1200 before taxes. This is my second week there so we will see how much taxes they're going to take off.
@@letsgetit90 how much did they take off
I work in the warehouse and for a dsp
How do you do it? They wont let me do it. I either have to quit one to do dsp. I need the money
Man wtf kinda routes are you getting 62 stops I used to do 180-200 everyday
That was 62 stops remaining
lol your channel name and profile is perfect for 300+ packages and 180+stops in the heat, rain, snow, and crackheads
@@Bee2TheRian whats your hourly and weekly kr bi weekly pay?
Put ur seatbelt on
Too much of a hassle when you have to get out of the car over 150 times plus all your stops are like on the next street
Ups drivers do something similar. Sometimes they hold the seatbelt with their hand to make it look like they're buckled in
I want to apply but I have a question I’m 19 but I think you need to be 21 to apply is that true ?
Dude u had an easy route no apts and oversizes what’s ur fico?
How many hours do you work ? How much is the pay rate?
I applied here in Buffalo, NY but it was a month ago does it take time for them to get back to you?
I've never heard of it taking that long- at least it didnt for me, but I live in Arizona.
@Shy Debbie I applied on Wednesday got an interview on Thursday, now just waiting for background check and drug test
@@jamez2u after that is training
The trucks for Amazon are so munch better then Ups, they suck and they are old as hell. I wish I drove a Amazon bus rather then ups 😂😭
Dope shades! Where can I get some of those 😎
Walmart lmao😄
Bee2TheRianTV haha, thanks
Someone send me a link for a job application as a delivery driver!
To wear a seatbelt would be great!
Do you think being 6ft 6 is going to be a problem as a driver?
Not at all
Hi I m Mizanur Rahman I m from Bangladesh. I am working in Dubai under as a taxi driver ( Dubai taxi) if I would work under of the amazon driver what should I have to do ? Could plz explain to me plz sir .
You're supposed to scan when you come to their address...not in front of driveway. It messes up with geolocation.
Ive had the same route everyday for almost 7 months, i do that everyday. Nothing has changed the geolocation
Do you get paid automatically 10 hours when you finish early or you get paid the amount of hours you do?
How much does this job pay weekly?
@@davidpadilla6435 depends on your DSP
You should not scanning things inside the van
Do you have any tricks for the Mentor app?
do not have the phone that is running mentor app camera facing u... this avoids getting any distraction marks against you...
Log in to mentor on your personal device, maybe even get an older phone if possible, once you check everything off and get to the "be a SMART driver today!" screen, Close the app, and set the phone in the glove box or somewhere solid and leave it there, keep it charging so it won't die or it won't record the route. I use an old crappy S6, its accelerometer isn't that good anymore so it's less likely to record hard braking acceleration or speeding lol good luck.
@@EddyTee99 thank you eddy
what's the job title name so I can apply?
You can find a ton of postings on Indeed. A lot say "Delivery Driver" or you could try "driver associate" at amazon
This happen to me couple of times. when you get notification said the driver dropped off you package but when you went outside there is nothing. Day after or few days later your package show up at your footstep. I thought my package got deliver to wrong house or got lost somewhere and i end up calling amazon.
Immediate termination for latching seat belt like this
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as an amazon driver trainer, please do not load your vans like this, this is a no no, this you will get in trouble for
How else would you suggest i load my van?
Why does it matter how he loads his van? Everyone loads it differently and in whatever way makes sense to them. As long as he's able to get to everything in a timely manner and he knows how everything is organized, who cares?
Go cry about it Xavier, are you a snitch ? You going to call his company and report him over the way he does stuff ???
How many hrs per day do you work
****Don't keep packages in front!! That's how theft happens!!
Again, ive been doing this for 7 months. I am mostly in developments where my van is in eyesight at all times. I havent had one issue with theft of my van
What if you need to use the restroom while making deliveries ?
You need to find the closest public bathroom to you, like gas stations. Its a pain for us girls around that time of the month but you get used to it. I would not recommend doing this as a career tho. Its very demanding. You have to complete at least 20 deliveries in under 1 hour. And sometimes the GPS sucks and takes you to random roads. Most.of the people making more than 20 deliveries work through their lunch breaks instead of actually taking a break.
@@wandaruiz2559 i believe u. Yo lo hice tambien yo me fustre mucho mas en algunos apartamentos otra cosa habian casas que no podia ver el numero
@@wandaruiz2559 I don’t take lunches or breaks and I hold my pee for hours it’s horrible
@@darkwolf8180 I had some lady yell at me for getting the 1774 1/2 apartment wrong it’s not that serious