Anyone ever drive for Dunkin Donut's?

Most foodservice jobs pay well, it's just hard when it's pouring rain and 37* outside lol. You'll be working hard, they know how long it "normally takes" and will expect the same from you. It's not that older guys don't want to work hard, but spend 20yrs throwing cases then report back on how f'd up your body is

 

Or sit behind a steering wheel and bump docks for 30 years and then report back how f'd up your body is. Your choice.

 

Dunkin Donuts is delivered by National DCP. I don't know too much about them other than I see them do a lot of night time deliveries all by themselves when the stores are closed. I got a coworker of mine who use to work for them, but I don't see him too often due to shift difference. I'll ask him about the job if I get a chance and will update here if I do, that's if somebody doesn't update here first.

 

Keep in mind that most companies hire out to a contractor like Fedex and others. They are not Fedex trucks or drivers. Probably the same as Dunkin.

 

"D-U-N-K-I-N Donuts....It's Worth the trip"

Anyone remember that jingle? And When Dunkin Donuts were actually Made Fresh right in the store?

 

They did away with that. Too many problems. Many of the stores were franchise owned and the owners would skimp on stuff, didn't make them right or were late. At least now they are consistent. The problem now with franchise owned stores is them not following the guidelines and not using the required amount of coffee and not using light cream.

 

Seems like a pretty good gig, good luck driver.

 

The DD by my house makes them fresh in the store.