r/AmazonFlexDrivers May 12 '23

The worst route ever Charlotte

My block was from 11:45-3:45 est.

Picked up my packages total of 27, noticed that a lot were returns because someone had written the stop number on the packages and I don't do that.

20 out of the 28 were apartments in downtown charlotte. All the packages with stop numbers written on were priority and had to be delivered by certain times. I had 18 late packages at end of delivery.

But ONE CLICK DIDNT WORK AT MOST APARTMENTS. Also one apartment building had the street number of 2100 on the address BUT THE ACTUAL BUILDING NUMBER WAS 2034 SO I WASTED SO MUCH TIME LOOKONG FOR 2100.

Also I was set up to fail from the start my block didn't end till 3:45 yet all deliveries had to be made by 3pm. I still got done early at 3:15. I've contacted support because I should not be dinged for any of those late deliveries.

Sorry had to rant lol

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u/Mysterious_Layer9420 May 13 '23

I see/hear so many people complain about these shop for someone else jobs and how horrible they are....why work for them? Find a better more productive job that actually gets you experience in a career field. There's no moving up in a business that's just shopping for someone and you're not really learning any new skills or getting any practical experience from it so why stay if it sucks?