Coldworld
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Hope the driver is ok also...
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It's awful.
Indecisi0n
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Worst job ever.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
So, he likes humping cardboard better?
Depends if youre senior to me or not.
Indecisi0n
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Wouldnt being senior to you make the person older than dirt?
I'm guessing you're senior to him?
Naw he getting out of it this contract year
Blackbeauty7123
Active Member
I'm currently in the hiring process as a permanent street hire in Chicagoland (not cach). looking for info in regards to hours each week starting out. I know only people with a bid work everyday and it'll take a couple years for everything to steady out. I've been told a lot of people are retiring, so I'm hoping to move up the call list a little. Fingers crossed they move that progression rate up a little in the new contract before I get locked in the old if I get on...
ManInBrown
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Damn. Scary sheet
ManInBrown
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Extremely unsettling in the beginning. And the steps of progress to make that feeling go away are microscopic. I’m almost a month in and every night when I go to work I’m questioning why I’m doing this when I can just go back to my package route, but I refuse to. I’m sticking it out. Package is not a career anymore. They want to run you into the ground and toss you out like the nightly garbage. You literally do nothing in feeders. 3-5 moves of driving and your day/night is over.
Different strokes. After my first day by myself I knew there was no way I would ever go back to package, they'd have to shoot me first.
jaker
trolling
It took me 5 months to start liking feeder , all I can say is don't give up because it really is a great job in this evil place
Covemastah
Hoopah drives the boat Chief !!
And two weeks to go to a 44” pants !!
Lol
Indecisi0n
Well-Known Member
5 months ? It took me about 5 minutes.
You need to accept the fact that this is like starting a new job. New responsibilities , new employees, new management and not knowing what you're doing. If you can mentally get past that and be comfortable with the equipment then its smooth sailing from there. I haven't been in feeders long and I already find myself getting comfortable. Sometimes too comfortable, while jamming out to tunes with the windows down taking in the nice weather. I have to remind myself, I am still a rookie and to take it back a step and focus on what I am doing. I have a headset but right now I refuse to use it and drive. Does it help past the time but it really is a distraction for us noobs.
Blackbeauty7123
Active Member
Can anyone give me any information from my question a few post up? I know it's been asked a million times but would appreciate the info.
