streets are numbered from West to East, and avenues are numbered from North to South, and if an address is like 1123 4th Street, you can expect to find the house twords the middle/end north side of 4th Street between 11th avenue and 12th avenue. everyone in the store is treated like a human with human needs and not a corporate machine.Įventually you'll get the hang of how addresses work. My boss is very nice with my hours, but my boss is very nice in general. (I live and work in Illinois so it is legal to underpay like that as long as I can reasonably expect to make up the difference in tips.) I also get $.33/gal for gas. even just getting a $5 bill handed to you covers over an hour's worth of "lost" wages. that $3 and some change that I lose on a delivery is more than made up by tips. I make $9/hr when in-store (not on a delivery) and $5.55/hr when on a delivery. it keeps them nice and hot for an insanely long time.Ī slow night will be anywhere from 15 (absolutely dead) to 25 (reasonable) deliveries, and the most I've taken in one night is 44, but I think one of my co-workers said she worked an entire day (open to close) once and took 80+, which should legally be considered torture imo. The food stays hot in those insulated bags you see most hot food deliverers have. I had a coworker take 5 deliveries at once a few nights ago. You're technically only supposed to take one delivery at a time, but sometimes you need to take doubles or even triples (2 or 3 deliveries) to get the food there on time. How flexible is the management with letting you pick your own schedule? Could you request less than 25 hours without being canned?įinally, how much do you normally make in tips, and what is the typical hourly pay for the position? But some people are telling me you could do 4 at a time? How do you keep from getting the food cold? Additionally, how many deliveries do you average per shift? I'm just trying to get an idea about how long I should spend on each delivery. I originally thought you took one delivery, drove back, and took on another. Or at least, not without looking for the better part of an hour? Do you guys buy a GPS? Or do you really just find the address straight up?Īlso, how many deliveries do you typically do in one shot? I.E. The main thing I'm concerned about is, how do you find the addresses? I know the area well, but there's not a chance in hell of me finding a random address. But there are a few things I'm curious about, as well as interested to hear some opinions on the job from veterans. But I'm interested in getting a job as a delivery driver.
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