Well, be prepared to work your tail off. McClain does mostly inside deliveries to McDonald's and whatnot. I guess it's ok if you're young and willing. Personally, at 62, there's no way
Actually, it's quite good. But it's work intensive. You'll probably do nearly $100k, but you'll earn every dime. If you're young and fit, it might be a good start. Good luck
I say go for it. I can tell you from experience there's no better experience than working hard, very hard, and getting paid well for it. It builds character. Normally what people are used to is doing hard labor and being paid rice and beans. But when you get paid well for it, it's a different experience entirely.
A former supervisor of a facility I deliver to is now a shuttle driver at that location. I have no idea what kind of money he makes doing that. The cousin of a co-worker runs a route for them. My co-worker says his cousin enjoys the work...and the money.
Thanks for all the replies this far!! I have an interview next week, so the more information-the better…!
It will test your skills and patience like no other job but you'll get real good at getting that truck into places you probably would have doubted before. Some stores are ignorant. Won't let prop the door open and treat you like trash or expect you to so their jobs for them like stocking the shelves etc etc. Patrons will let the door slam in your face and will rarely hold it open for you. Depends on the area too I guess. Some areas have more considerate people while others are full the Me, Me, Me and More Me crowd. The physical work is they only real positive part to it as long as the pay is there. Make sure to take care of yourself though. You only have one spine and the discs between its vertebrae. Don’t get hurt and ruin your life for any job/employer.
