As a RSR/RSA (I’m a RSA) only because there wasn’t an RSR opened up. You get a base pay weekly and any hours after 40 you get paid overtime. So you have your base pay that pays that 40 hours as a salary. Then for after the 40 you get paid overtime but it is NOT time in a half. I work about 15 hours over my 40 (53-56 hours a week) and it adds about $150 to my check and then you have your performance base pay which is a guaranteed more or less $200 on top of that. So the pay is pretty good. And every month you’ll get a “true up” as they would call it if you hit your plan. I’ve been hitting plan and my “true up” alone was close to $2,000 added to my 4th check of every month. 👍🏽
Thank you everyone for your amazing feedback! In terms of pay, the system is sooo complicated so please be sure to ask your hiring manager as I indicated in the video❤️❤️❤️
Worked at Frito for 16 years. Been out on STD and then LTD for 2 years now. Thank God my disability was approved and I am done with that place. The horror stories I could tell you. That place changed so much over the years. Great pay. But the stress and demand is unreal. Grow your route but why are you working more hours. Store managers and back door people treating you like an unwanted guest. I ran a large format. Walmarts and Kroger. With like 3 people under me. Who I got the blame for everything they just wouldn’t do. Let me stop. Cause I could go on for hours about how miserable my life became trying to work for this place.
Hey girl, I came across your videos because I'm a new hire at Frito-Lay as an RSA first and hopefully quickly a RSR. Your review videos helped tremendously, I've work in grocery from every positive including receiving and management, for those reason I wanted to join Frito-lay as a merchandiser. Your reviews help bring the reality to the job and the experience of qhat to expect. Thank you because it is REAL and any customer service job requires a LOT OF PATIENCE. 👍🏾 Again thank you for these review Videos and keep doing ya thing. Oh yeah my girl and I went to Miami for Christmas and loved your city. Although we had a blast, I still wish I watched your channel before going so we could have had your feedback on places to go and things to do. Blessings to ya life and stay safe!!! ✌🏾✌🏾
Hey love! Omg I’m sooo glad this video helped you. My goal was to keep it REAL because people like me felt so blindsided when I entered. I’m glad it gave you clarity. I have much more to come. Also I’m happy y’all came out here! It’s always a vibe. Blessings to you too and welcome to the #ThriveSociety💕
them receivers act like they own the damn stores lol. i just laught at them. theyre mad at the world cause they make half of what vendors make thats just a fact
Thanks for all the info I have a interview Monday for a RSR position this really helped shed light on some facts it’s seems not a bunch of bad glass door reviews and indeed
Hi there miss, I just got hired as a Precision Specialist for Frito Lay in Washington State. I was wondering if you can discuss more about that role or if you know someone in your zone that is a Precision Specialist that you can interview just so that I can get more insight into the role. With all this covid stuff going on, the training process that I've been through so far has just been merchandising.
I just got hired as a delivery specialist, waiting to start. How does that compare to RSR? Everything I read and watch about RSR sounds stressful but Delivery Specialist sounds gravy. Also worked for Amazon before this; they don't keep up with their vans lmao.
It's large format, you'll have to wait for trailer to arrive and have to break down the routes and load them boxes into a metal cart and reload them into your trailer. You'll run up to 14 stores and you can be looking at 11 to 13hr shift for the whole day. Each day can be long and it will take while to get use too. All I have to say is if your willing to put the time and effort you can make decent money & OT.
Honestly compared to a delivery specialist, it may sound easy but not be. The long hours are similar and the loading trucks is similar. The only difference I believe is not placing orders for stores.
Boy i worked for Frito-Lay for 15 yrs. Talk about a job that does not care about your live. You are only a number there and made to work even on holidays. We went to performance pay which cut everyones pay. Well a mass exodus happened including me personally. I dont miss it and have a way better life. Dont work for Frito Lay if you like freedom, 14 hr shifts can go to hell. Friends from work who stayed call me, making me laugh cause there is not enough people to run the routes, hahaha. Route left sitting makes me smile. The company should have thought about screwing us workers. I left in Sept 2021 and they still cant get no one, lmao. KARMA, all the vendors in the area know how bad you are, lmao. Goodluck getting any good people
I have a question , if I just started 2 weeks ago for Pepsi merchandiser but seriously want to transfer to become a RSR ( as there is an opening ) would I be able to since I’m not off my probation ? What would you recommend. I seriously think I would be better off at frito lays . Please would like your response !!
I say try it out! But remember, the grass is not always greener on the other side. Really compare your role to the RSR one after watching this video and subscribe for more!
I work in Missouri , I only work 40-43hours a week . So just be aware people that not all areas are like she is talking about . Everywhere is different!! Been here 2 months and will retire with Frito !
Hi. 🚨. I’m in Miami. I’m applying next month. Wow great tips. Appreciate that. Thank u so much. My. Brother works at the pompano location. 3 years. Now. He’s a rss
Hi I’m not sure when I said they don’t have a seat.. I probably meant some of them “don’t have AC” (air conditioning). Many of the trucks are super outdated which I feel like is something that certainly must improve to have a better quality team. Thanks for watching by the way! Hope you joined my subscriber family. ❤️
My husband is potentially accepting a job offer as an RSR so I wanted to ask since this video was about a year ago - have the trucks improved since this video, or are they still super unreliable?
@@Drummerrecords1 difficult ! There’s so many apps you have too learn not to mention the work does get extremely physical on holiday day events such as Easter the pay is above minimum wage so it does require a little skill but it’s doable.
@@danielleb3966 Nicee. I know for a fact that each location has a different process. I will make a video soon about my process but it terms of advice, definitely be ready for early mornings and gaining more physical strength. For the first few weeks, you'll be shadowing a RSR.
@@danielleb3966 Hours each week vary. Can be from 45-60 hours sometimes. And depending on the employees you get, you may have to answer phone calls on weekends. Its more like a lifestyle, not a regular job so make sure your pay is high! It’s really varies and a lot to explain. Video coming soon!
Can you go more into depth about how rsr's get paid. I just recently accepted an offer, and they explained the pay in three tiers. One was a base pay, then the other was commission, and then it was overtime. It was kind of confusing because they gave me a yr salary at first and then they broke it up into the tiers, but I only thought hourly gets paid overtime, not salary.
Only advice I can give you is to ask your manager. Apparently the way we get paid is tooooo complicated to explain. It's based on a couple of different things, your base plus how your zone branch is doing. I know that doesn't sound complicated but trust me there's more to it. I start this Monday so I'll have to ask my manager how it works AGAIN.
@@GGThriveGuide It's quite intense unloading onto carts and trying to make it in window time to deliver to all stores in general. Only down side is waiting for a trailer to arrive to start unloading. But if your determined you can do anything. Just have to be patient and deal with traffic & managers. If your driving 40mins away to get to a store and a managers refuse a the cart orders it would 😤 ruined your whole day and route routine.
@@JayStorms oh for sure! There’s so many moving parts to this role. Someone doing this has to be patient and control their anger cause it’s alottt. As long as you are fine with the job overall, you’ll be fine. Hang in there!
Do not believe everything she says. One of the biggest differences in things is if you are in a place with a union or not. The places where there are a union are typically worse off then non union areas.
Everyone has their opinion. I just talking from my experience in Miami :) maybe you can transfer here to see how your experience is. Thanks for watching!
Thank you everyone for your amazing feedback! In terms of pay, the system is sooo complicated so please be sure to ask your hiring manager as I indicated in the video❤️❤️❤️
As a RSR/RSA (I’m a RSA) only because there wasn’t an RSR opened up. You get a base pay weekly and any hours after 40 you get paid overtime. So you have your base pay that pays that 40 hours as a salary. Then for after the 40 you get paid overtime but it is NOT time in a half. I work about 15 hours over my 40 (53-56 hours a week) and it adds about $150 to my check and then you have your performance base pay which is a guaranteed more or less $200 on top of that. So the pay is pretty good. And every month you’ll get a “true up” as they would call it if you hit your plan. I’ve been hitting plan and my “true up” alone was close to $2,000 added to my 4th check of every month. 👍🏽
Thank you everyone for your amazing feedback! In terms of pay, the system is sooo complicated so please be sure to ask your hiring manager as I indicated in the video❤️❤️❤️
Can you shed light on the pay
So 58000 is base for how many hours? How exactly does a weekly paycheck look like for you
On average how much are you taking home a month after taxes? If you mind me asking @gabriel
Worked at Frito for 16 years. Been out on STD and then LTD for 2 years now. Thank God my disability was approved and I am done with that place. The horror stories I could tell you. That place changed so much over the years. Great pay. But the stress and demand is unreal. Grow your route but why are you working more hours. Store managers and back door people treating you like an unwanted guest. I ran a large format. Walmarts and Kroger. With like 3 people under me. Who I got the blame for everything they just wouldn’t do. Let me stop. Cause I could go on for hours about how miserable my life became trying to work for this place.
Hey girl, I came across your videos because I'm a new hire at Frito-Lay as an RSA first and hopefully quickly a RSR. Your review videos helped tremendously, I've work in grocery from every positive including receiving and management, for those reason I wanted to join Frito-lay as a merchandiser. Your reviews help bring the reality to the job and the experience of qhat to expect. Thank you because it is REAL and any customer service job requires a LOT OF PATIENCE. 👍🏾 Again thank you for these review Videos and keep doing ya thing. Oh yeah my girl and I went to Miami for Christmas and loved your city. Although we had a blast, I still wish I watched your channel before going so we could have had your feedback on places to go and things to do. Blessings to ya life and stay safe!!! ✌🏾✌🏾
Hey love! Omg I’m sooo glad this video helped you. My goal was to keep it REAL because people like me felt so blindsided when I entered. I’m glad it gave you clarity. I have much more to come. Also I’m happy y’all came out here! It’s always a vibe. Blessings to you too and welcome to the #ThriveSociety💕
them receivers act like they own the damn stores lol. i just laught at them. theyre mad at the world cause they make half of what vendors make thats just a fact
Great video I am just waiting for background! Girl power💪🔥❤️💰
Sounds excited! Yes go girl!
Thanks for all the info I have a interview Monday for a RSR position this really helped shed light on some facts it’s seems not a bunch of bad glass door reviews and indeed
You get the job?
more fritolay videos !
I gotchu! Subscribe for more!
I hope I get this job frfr !!!
Hi there miss, I just got hired as a Precision Specialist for Frito Lay in Washington State. I was wondering if you can discuss more about that role or if you know someone in your zone that is a Precision Specialist that you can interview just so that I can get more insight into the role. With all this covid stuff going on, the training process that I've been through so far has just been merchandising.
I just got hired as a delivery specialist, waiting to start. How does that compare to RSR? Everything I read and watch about RSR sounds stressful but Delivery Specialist sounds gravy.
Also worked for Amazon before this; they don't keep up with their vans lmao.
It's large format, you'll have to wait for trailer to arrive and have to break down the routes and load them boxes into a metal cart and reload them into your trailer. You'll run up to 14 stores and you can be looking at 11 to 13hr shift for the whole day. Each day can be long and it will take while to get use too. All I have to say is if your willing to put the time and effort you can make decent money & OT.
Honestly compared to a delivery specialist, it may sound easy but not be. The long hours are similar and the loading trucks is similar. The only difference I believe is not placing orders for stores.
A lot companies don’t care about there employees so they don’t care if they drive trucks that aren’t maintained correctly. Or trucks that are old .
Which is so sad!
Boy i worked for Frito-Lay for 15 yrs. Talk about a job that does not care about your live. You are only a number there and made to work even on holidays. We went to performance pay which cut everyones pay. Well a mass exodus happened including me personally. I dont miss it and have a way better life. Dont work for Frito Lay if you like freedom, 14 hr shifts can go to hell. Friends from work who stayed call me, making me laugh cause there is not enough people to run the routes, hahaha. Route left sitting makes me smile. The company should have thought about screwing us workers. I left in Sept 2021 and they still cant get no one, lmao. KARMA, all the vendors in the area know how bad you are, lmao. Goodluck getting any good people
Omgggg😭😭so interesting to hear. Thanks for sharing!
Spot on you are correct!! It’s crazy over here smh.. Company running into the ground
I have a question , if I just started 2 weeks ago for Pepsi merchandiser but seriously want to transfer to become a RSR ( as there is an opening ) would I be able to since I’m not off my probation ? What would you recommend. I seriously think I would be better off at frito lays . Please would like your response !!
I say try it out! But remember, the grass is not always greener on the other side. Really compare your role to the RSR one after watching this video and subscribe for more!
I work in Missouri , I only work 40-43hours a week . So just be aware people that not all areas are like she is talking about . Everywhere is different!! Been here 2 months and will retire with Frito !
Hi. 🚨. I’m in Miami. I’m applying next month. Wow great tips. Appreciate that. Thank u so much. My. Brother works at the pompano location. 3 years. Now. He’s a rss
Of course and that’s great! How does he like it?
@@GGThriveGuide He loves it. He’s career now. I’m nervous myself. Applying next month for the Miami location. Thanks for the reply
When you say the truck doesn't have a seat. Im a little confused. Please, what are drivers sitting on? #fritolay #GerniseGGsThriveGuide #enjoylife
Hi I’m not sure when I said they don’t have a seat.. I probably meant some of them “don’t have AC” (air conditioning). Many of the trucks are super outdated which I feel like is something that certainly must improve to have a better quality team. Thanks for watching by the way! Hope you joined my subscriber family. ❤️
@@GGThriveGuide aww.. My bad. Probably heard you wrong. AC makes more sense. Thank you.
I have my first interview today
Amazing! Good luck!
My husband is potentially accepting a job offer as an RSR so I wanted to ask since this video was about a year ago - have the trucks improved since this video, or are they still super unreliable?
I got hired on what Is your husband experience ?
@@jamespain2138 James i just applied, how has it been for you?
@@Drummerrecords1 difficult ! There’s so many apps you have too learn not to mention the work does get extremely physical on holiday day events such as Easter the pay is above minimum wage so it does require a little skill but it’s doable.
@@jamespain2138 are you in california? The one I applied too is 67k yearly
@@Drummerrecords1 mines is the same but you have to get 50hours plus a week to reach that level of pay not to mention bonuses
I'm going to be starting as a DSL-designate in a few weeks. Can you offer some advice and insight about the first few weeks of the role?
Hey omg yes I will create a video on it! Which location will you be at?
I'll be in Columbus, Ga! I'm excited and nervous all in one!
@@danielleb3966 Nicee. I know for a fact that each location has a different process. I will make a video soon about my process but it terms of advice, definitely be ready for early mornings and gaining more physical strength. For the first few weeks, you'll be shadowing a RSR.
@@GGThriveGuide how many hours do you work per week and do you work weekends?
@@danielleb3966 Hours each week vary. Can be from 45-60 hours sometimes. And depending on the employees you get, you may have to answer phone calls on weekends. Its more like a lifestyle, not a regular job so make sure your pay is high! It’s really varies and a lot to explain. Video coming soon!
Can you go more into depth about how rsr's get paid. I just recently accepted an offer, and they explained the pay in three tiers. One was a base pay, then the other was commission, and then it was overtime. It was kind of confusing because they gave me a yr salary at first and then they broke it up into the tiers, but I only thought hourly gets paid overtime, not salary.
Same I don’t really understand the pay
Same bro did they offer you like 585?
You guys ever figure out how the pay works yet? I have an interview for the Alaska rsr and was curious.
Only advice I can give you is to ask your manager. Apparently the way we get paid is tooooo complicated to explain. It's based on a couple of different things, your base plus how your zone branch is doing. I know that doesn't sound complicated but trust me there's more to it. I start this Monday so I'll have to ask my manager how it works AGAIN.
@@scottjimenez472 i think all start around thier
What is the title of a delivery specialist?
I’m not quite sure. I will let you know!
@@GGThriveGuideIs definitely a large format position had 14 stores to run Do about 12 to 13hr a day
@@JayStorms omg how is that going for you?
@@GGThriveGuide It's quite intense unloading onto carts and trying to make it in window time to deliver to all stores in general. Only down side is waiting for a trailer to arrive to start unloading. But if your determined you can do anything. Just have to be patient and deal with traffic & managers. If your driving 40mins away to get to a store and a managers refuse a the cart orders it would 😤 ruined your whole day and route routine.
@@JayStorms oh for sure! There’s so many moving parts to this role. Someone doing this has to be patient and control their anger cause it’s alottt. As long as you are fine with the job overall, you’ll be fine. Hang in there!
so how much u get paid a week as a rsa
Do not believe everything she says. One of the biggest differences in things is if you are in a place with a union or not. The places where there are a union are typically worse off then non union areas.
Everyone has their opinion. I just talking from my experience in Miami :) maybe you can transfer here to see how your experience is. Thanks for watching!
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Thank you everyone for your amazing feedback! In terms of pay, the system is sooo complicated so please be sure to ask your hiring manager as I indicated in the video❤️❤️❤️