Ho work both jobs so you can hate both places instead of just one.
Can I work at both UPS & FedEx at the same time?
- Thread starter TheFloridaMan
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TheFloridaMan
Member
I was informed $2,500 by FedEx, which is where I got the almost part from.
fedexh8r
New Member
Why will you work at UPS?
Pros of working at FedEx:
1. Excellent pay
2. Good benefits
3. Helpful management
4. Good coworkers
5. Flexibility
6. Buffeteria.
7. A sense of purpose in your life
Need I go further??
Pros of working at UPS:
1. There is none.
I have been lurking
Tired hubrat
FedEx requires work, UPS begs cause we can
em overNot to sound like a concerned mom, but will this work with your school schedule? I'd be less concerned with the sorts overlapping (although I'm sure this will happen), than with you absolutely hating your life busting your ass loading trailers for 4x10's and 2x5 hour shifts, while trying to pack in school. I'd personally just be worried about burning yourself out taking on both jobs at the same time.
Edit: me just saw the original post date.
Edit:
me just saw the original post date.
Yeet
Not gonna let ‘em catch the Midnight Rider
Pros of working at UPS would be I don’t have to go through the embarrassment of telling friends and family that I work at FedEx.
Yolo
Well-Known Member
You can do whatever the heck you want when you clock out.
We have a guy that gets off preload at 9am then drinks until he passes out. We have other guys that go drive for Amazon. If UPS wants to prevent their PT employees from having 2nd jobs then UPS can offer them FT employment.
Amazon and FedEx are probably the biggest 2nd employers of UPS employees.
We have a guy that gets off preload at 9am then drinks until he passes out. We have other guys that go drive for Amazon. If UPS wants to prevent their PT employees from having 2nd jobs then UPS can offer them FT employment.
Amazon and FedEx are probably the biggest 2nd employers of UPS employees.
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
1. Where? At headquarters?
2. Umm, what planet are you living on?
3. SOME helpful management. Definitely a much friendlier hourly/management relationship.
4. Mostly good coworkers. Many newbies are weird.
5. Hahahahahahahaha!
6. Again, where? Headquarters?
7. Who needs to work at FedEx for a sense of purpose in life.
Hopefully, you’re just trying to be funny, because your post IS funny.
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
What has become painfully obvious to me, is the lifting status of @fedexh8r.
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
Yeah what does he power clean?
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Zero. Zero power.
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
I hated power cleans. Definitely more technique than pure strength. Best I could get was 255lb. Couldn't drop down quick enough to go higher.
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
I don't do them, never have. My coach in high school hated them, said he saw too many guys get hurt. He played canadian football for a handful of years, guessing saw his share of weight rooms.
Red Devil
The Power of Connected
Sounds like cardio
542thruNthru
Well-Known Member
Wait... He played Canadian football and you listened to his advice? I bet you listen to Magic Johnson about how you don't need to wear condoms...
And 22.4s are combination drivers.
Just A UPS Guy
Bully.
Don't need to wear what???I bet you listen to Magic Johnson about how you don't need to wear condoms...
Babagounj
Strength through joy
Back in the 80's a had a co-worker at UPS ( twilight ) take a job at USPS ( mail distribution center- Midnight to mornings ).
Later on he starting working as a mail carrier ( days ).
Many night at UPS , we would let him sleep standing up and double up our work loads to cover for him.
The P/T sups didn't mind since we finished on time.
A far as I know , he is still working both jobs.
Later on he starting working as a mail carrier ( days ).
Many night at UPS , we would let him sleep standing up and double up our work loads to cover for him.
The P/T sups didn't mind since we finished on time.
A far as I know , he is still working both jobs.
