Food Service Distribution (SYGMA)

yes we are all local In baltimore The commission guys are making more but they have set routes so they work less hours in most cases but make 1100+ because of the route consistency and the ability to learn every stop. I have to learn about new stops daily.

 

1100 take home or gross? is that 4 or 5 days? thanks again

 

Every Food Dist driver makes on avg 45-50k to start, usually. of course pay depends on cube, miles, stops, etc... Stay with a company long enough and have a decent route you too can make 75k plus, but you will work your ### off. been with my comp 2 yrs. First year grossed 49k. Second year grossed 59k. Third year currently on pace for 67k, if I bust alittle more ###, doing some extra will hit 70k. It's alot of work, but the money is worth the pain.

 

what company are you with this is my first full year with sysco im on pace to mAKe 64-68k

 

Cost of living in Maryland is higher my 50k first year in texas pays for the same if not more than your 64k in maryland

 

Sorry man, not with Sygma anymore. Haven't been there in over a year. But Sygma Harrisburg didn't do Au Bon Pain. Only Panera Bread, Wendy's, Jenny Craig, Texas Roadhouse, Cold Stone Creamery and Panda Express. Not sure where the Pain came from but I don't think it was Sygma Harrisburg, maybe Sysco Harrisburg.

 

oh no it is from Sygma for sure its usually five pallets that get dropped at our warehouse and loaded on my truck i actually think the invoice said sygma Ma, And Im not sure Mr Reliable most of the other food service houses in the region make about the same. I guess the NE corridor is just more expensive

 

it depends on the route but the take home 1100 some do 4 days some do 5 night guys are making craaaazy money though

 

Well since I grew up in New York, I know NE is expensive, also remember i don't pay state income tax in Texas

 

I heard Sygma hires student driver. Is that true? And you get home every day right?