MY Pepsi Experience

Working for Pepsi sucks. I had back surgery bc of that job...was off for 4 months with their free short term disability, then, went back afterwards.

I worked the summer months, and during the entire time, was looking for another job.

I would never go back to Pepsi. I liked the people, and the Managers...but, the work sucks, and the vendors always think they are your boss.

 

Thanks for your input but I'm just trying to get my feet wet this is my first driving job and the only local company that would hire me out of school got 3 kids and a wife can't afford to go OTR

 

It's been almost a week since I received the email saying someone will contact me with orientation date should I be worried?

 

What's the hourly pay with Pepsi

 

It was not hourly in Florida when I worked there. I don't think that has changed.

 

I'm in texas

 

Depending on your locations setup, could be hourly if you are GEOBox (Pre-sorted for delivery). Jacksonville is still currently on Day Rate / Commission. If I'm not mistaken, and maybe a rough idea for you, but Jacksonville is 650 a week plus commission. Typical avg is 650-1000 bring home depending on route *Summer time*. Winter time you will experience less income.

Hard job, good benefits.

 

Depends on which one the pay is different at most offices

 

I'm in the drug test and background faze so I'm waiting to hear back from them but they did say it's comission pay!!

 

It's not for everyone I'm getting ready to put in my two weeks I gtown my class A so I didn't have to slave anymore I've done roofing, flooring, concrete work, HVAC, electrical, pepsi d bay driver is your far the hardest job I've done it is not a driving 10% driving 85% labor 5% customer service I'm good at it but I can't do this for the next 30 years