Fed ex

[Snowball]

briefly around 2003 I worked at a FedEx distribution warehouse.
it was hard work, you had to be fast on your feet, lots of stooping.
The trucks were unloaded onto a conveyor which ran onto a roller-pin
track, every time you got a box and put it on a pallet there were more waiting.

I had lots of ball busting jobs but the speed of that one made me quit after
only a week. No idea how this is done now.

If you can get a UPS job, you're set, I know drivers who have done
very very well over the years.

[bradthebloke]

ask Tom Hanks

[slayer14]

This thread is gay

[OTL]

Anyone ever worked and delivered for fed ex? Just got hired in as a driver great starting pay but just wandering if anyone here ever had that job experience?

They must pay a lot better in the USA. Here in Canada they start drivers at a piddly $17 per hour.

[Ralphie Halves]

Fidel for early POTM

[bozeman]

most huge companies suck to work for unless you work for the headquarters or in the office - they impose a lot of expectations on you - you feel you need to comply with a ton of policies and rules. And usually the return is less then working for a small business