It's silly that someone is going to take an exam and the person who gives you the training, firstly, doesn't speak your language, secondly, the coach is not supposed to skip the training videos, thirdly, you won't know anything when the coach gives you the proof. I couldn't pass the exam the first day. I can't work for that reason?
How much of this is on the exam? Gross weight, braking distances depending on the size of vehicle, guaging distance by seconds etc... are those facts on the exam? Do we have to know the amount of ft. Distance of braking?
By today, 2023-11, the exames are taken on the same day you watch the videos. You have 3 chances for each test and for the final as well. It's 8, 10, and 23 questions for the tests. I'll have the behind the wheel today. I don't know how it is. You have to put in practice what you've learn.
I forget half of this when I’m out there delivering and frustrated. Especially when I have to back-up on narrow main roads and in driveways. It’s much MORE stressful and frustrating than what they’re talking about.
Amazon delivery drivers are the worst. Mine makes u-turns in my front yard. There's the street, a sidewalk, then my yard. He goes over the sidewalk and 2-4' into my yard leaving deep tracks. This isn't just "oops" slightly past the sidewalk into my yard. It's been 4-5' sometimes. Complete disrespect. I've contacted Amazon, including emailing the CEO. Nothing changed. I don't know whether to report it to the police, or sue Amazon in small claims court for some "repair" of the damage (relatively slight). Or, put some tire spikes in my yard. (The problem with that is it won't cause an immediate flat. The driver won't know why it happened. He'll keep being a jerk. And, it will cause the remaining deliveries to be delayed. Plus, there's some liability to creating a hazard on my property. An unintended harm could happen.). This whole "subcontractor" delivery stuff is great for the business. Amazon can say "it's not us." They don't have any skin in the game. The drivers don't care. It's not like a career for them. It's just a gig they do. There should be more accountability.
Look the driver work for contract company who's beholden to corporate company Amazon who has passed on all responsibilities and liabilities to said company for probably a discount on the price, than Amazon expects these companys to deliver on high expectations. Those companies in turn have to put those same expectation on the drivers, if want to know what it's like to be a driver just go be a driver all you need to is go through the training process and complete the ride along and maybe the solo if your still around by than and you'll understand. You will come to understand why there is a high turn over rate in every labor postion in amazon, i believe. Trust me, I have to say don't anything else, go work at Amazon for just one week that's 2-3 of training and 2-3 of work and you will have all the answers you need or you'll ask a whole alot of new questions.
im a driver that respects ppls property...but this is fkn hilarious. mainly, because you're watching the video to see if we were trained to @$$holes...then in the comments typing a novel, which i didnt read past a few sentences. 😭😭😭 lastly, we deal with a lot of bs from ppl. whats the situation? have YOU been a dickhead to the guy? 🤷🏾♂️
Nowadays, 2023, they have cameras allover the van to make sure the driver is driving accordingly.
It's silly that someone is going to take an exam and the person who gives you the training, firstly, doesn't speak your language, secondly, the coach is not supposed to skip the training videos, thirdly, you won't know anything when the coach gives you the proof. I couldn't pass the exam the first day. I can't work for that reason?
How much of this is on the exam? Gross weight, braking distances depending on the size of vehicle, guaging distance by seconds etc... are those facts on the exam? Do we have to know the amount of ft. Distance of braking?
By today, 2023-11, the exames are taken on the same day you watch the videos. You have 3 chances for each test and for the final as well. It's 8, 10, and 23 questions for the tests.
I'll have the behind the wheel today. I don't know how it is.
You have to put in practice what you've learn.
I forget half of this when I’m out there delivering and frustrated. Especially when I have to back-up on narrow main roads and in driveways. It’s much MORE stressful and frustrating than what they’re talking about.
you wouldnt appreciate doing amazon here in european downtown areas lol, 90 stops done in 10 hours and ive been delivering for amazon for 6 months now
how’s the test is it true if fail your not gonna get hired?
Trying to copy UPS 🤣
UPS trying to copy FEDEX
Crazy to think delivery company's use the same training practices 😂😂😂
@@AyeTrayTheStrayy No ish they all do the same thing
@@JLD5500 that’s what he said 😂😅
🤣 buddy isnt very bright
Amazon delivery drivers are the worst. Mine makes u-turns in my front yard. There's the street, a sidewalk, then my yard. He goes over the sidewalk and 2-4' into my yard leaving deep tracks. This isn't just "oops" slightly past the sidewalk into my yard. It's been 4-5' sometimes. Complete disrespect.
I've contacted Amazon, including emailing the CEO. Nothing changed. I don't know whether to report it to the police, or sue Amazon in small claims court for some "repair" of the damage (relatively slight). Or, put some tire spikes in my yard. (The problem with that is it won't cause an immediate flat. The driver won't know why it happened. He'll keep being a jerk. And, it will cause the remaining deliveries to be delayed. Plus, there's some liability to creating a hazard on my property. An unintended harm could happen.).
This whole "subcontractor" delivery stuff is great for the business. Amazon can say "it's not us." They don't have any skin in the game. The drivers don't care. It's not like a career for them. It's just a gig they do. There should be more accountability.
Look the driver work for contract company who's beholden to corporate company Amazon who has passed on all responsibilities and liabilities to said company for probably a discount on the price, than Amazon expects these companys to deliver on high expectations. Those companies in turn have to put those same expectation on the drivers, if want to know what it's like to be a driver just go be a driver all you need to is go through the training process and complete the ride along and maybe the solo if your still around by than and you'll understand. You will come to understand why there is a high turn over rate in every labor postion in amazon, i believe. Trust me, I have to say don't anything else, go work at Amazon for just one week that's 2-3 of training and 2-3 of work and you will have all the answers you need or you'll ask a whole alot of new questions.
im a driver that respects ppls property...but this is fkn hilarious. mainly, because you're watching the video to see if we were trained to @$$holes...then in the comments typing a novel, which i didnt read past a few sentences. 😭😭😭 lastly, we deal with a lot of bs from ppl. whats the situation? have YOU been a dickhead to the guy? 🤷🏾♂️