Job offer at FEDEX

[Analbumcover]

The insurance is something I’m definitely looking forward to. I can start bidding for different jobs or full time in one more month
(6 months seniority).I’ve been double shifting since I started at ups and from what I hear from fellow coworkers, is that there’s enough hours to go around in peak season. I guess I’ll look into getting another part time job once peak is over. Decisions, decisions....

New dad here and FT driver. I've got a little one who recently had a very expensive visit to the pediatrician. We're talking $900 for vax, tests, etc. I paid approximately $0.

 

[ouanling]

rich mommy and daddy?

im university educated and i have other incomes. Im stuck in this horrible country until my kids finish school so might as well just get some benefits and extra money while listening to books.

It was either ups or getting paid to go to cooking school but then i could not catch up on the hundreds of books ive always wanted to read.

 

[Brown_$$]

Thanks for everyone’s input. I think I’ve made up my mind and NOT go to Fed Ex. I’m gonna bust my ass off unloading trailers for awhile. Hopefully I can drive soon!

 

[TSB]

Those who live in a glass house shouldn’t throw bricks

House is made with Lexon, impervious to bricks.

 

[Box Ox]

Thanks for everyone’s input. I think I’ve made up my mind and NOT go to Fed Ex. I’m gonna bust my ass off unloading trailers for awhile. Hopefully I can drive soon!

Probably a good decision. The UPSers I was in preload with who went into management so they could make a couple bucks more per hour immediately ended up regretting it. I imagine going to FedEx for similar reasons would yield similar results.

$30 an hour to deliver envelopes out of a van does sound pretty nice though.

 

[Brownslave688]

House is made with Lexon, impervious to bricks.

https://www.browncafe.com/community/attachments/99a9d208-e05f-4ab5-95ea-6dc39ff168a0-gif.285849/

 

[Operational needs]

im university educated and i have other incomes. Im stuck in this horrible country until my kids finish school so might as well just get some benefits and extra money while listening to books.

It was either ups or getting paid to go to cooking school but then i could not catch up on the hundreds of books ive always wanted to read.

If it’s a horrible country why would you choose to have kids there?

 

[rod]

im university educated and i have other incomes. Im stuck in this horrible country until my kids finish school so might as well just get some benefits and extra money while listening to books.

It was either ups or getting paid to go to cooking school but then i could not catch up on the hundreds of books ive always wanted to read.

Go back to what ever 3rd world hole you came from. friend you.

 

[Operational needs]

Go back to what ever 3rd world hole you came from. friend you.

Calm down Rod. He’s in Canada. Lol.

 

[NAHimGOOD]

im university educated and i have other incomes. Im stuck in this horrible country until my kids finish school so might as well just get some benefits and extra money while listening to books.

It was either ups or getting paid to go to cooking school but then i could not catch up on the hundreds of books ive always wanted to read.

Listening to Audio Books is not reading...

 

[rod]

Calm down Rod. He’s in Canada. Lol.

Good place for him.

 

[ManInBrown]

Stick it out at UPS. You’re crazy if you leave for FedEx. FedEx is a revolving door job. Once you make FT at UPS it’s a career.

 

[TSB]

https://www.browncafe.com/community/attachments/99a9d208-e05f-4ab5-95ea-6dc39ff168a0-gif.285849/

The point being, you replied to an earlier post by me stating "Those who live in glass houses". So there you have it, the "Lexan" reference. Man, it loses so much when you gotta explain things to people.

 

[Brownslave688]

The point being, you replied to an earlier post by me stating "Those who live in glass houses". So there you have it, the "Lexan" reference. Man, it loses so much when you gotta explain things to people.

You’re the clueless one here and it’s pretty funny.

 

[burrheadd]

d i have other incomes.

I love it when these mucks come on here and say they have other income
As they work the preload for peanuts

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I love it when these mucks come on here and say they have other income
As they work the preload for peanuts

But I have my own business making $100,000 plus a year...

 

[NAHimGOOD]

I love it when these mucks come on here and say they have other income
As they work the preload for peanuts

Made me think of this

l'm just driving this limo as a sociological experiment. That's it.

 

[JJinVA]

Just a heads up to the OP, coming back to UPS with "driving experience" from FedEx wont make you a driver any faster. Its all based on seniority. So that dude that loads truck and drools on himself, if he has more seniority than you and the only thing he's driven is a tricycle, he still gets the job before you.

 

[olroadbeech]

So I’m currently stuck in a dilema and I need some opinions on what I should do. I’m currently a package handler with five months in. I got an offer at FedEx for a full time courier driver, should I take it or just wait until I become a driver at UPS (don’t have any idea how long that will take) I really want to stay at ups but I need that full time money especially since I have a baby on the way.

Some people in you hub should be able to tell you approx. how long it will take you to go FT. I would stay with UPS. Look long term down the road 25-30 years. The advantages are substantial. You may regret a short term decision based on money now.

 

[DOK]

Thanks for everyone’s input. I think I’ve made up my mind and NOT go to Fed Ex. I’m gonna bust my ass off unloading trailers for awhile. Hopefully I can drive soon!

Sign each and every bid sheet that gets posted