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As Delivery Drivers, we assist the warehouse employees in loading materials onto the truck while ensuring that each item matches the ordered ones by scanning every bare code. We also take the delivery orders from the dispatching department and determine the appropriate routes to services them in an efficient way. We contact customers before each delivery to ensure that they are home or relatives of theirs will be present.

Core tasks:

  • collect signatures at the point of delivery
  • ensure that no damage is done to the goods in transit
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Arizona State University-Tempe
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q:Do I need to take any courses to qualify for Delivery Driver?
q:How does the typical work day look for a Delivery Driver?
q:How much experience do I need for Delivery Driver?
q:Is it typical for a freelancer to work as a Delivery Driver?
q:Is the interview process long and complicated?
q:Is it hard to get a job as a Delivery Driver?
q:Are the working conditions good if you work as a Delivery Driver?
q:What typical salary can I expect if I work as a Delivery Driver?
q:Question for those who work as a Delivery Driver: what do you wear at work?
q:Is it worth it to switch position to a Delivery Driver nowadays?
q:Which educational institutions are typical amongst people working as a Delivery Driver?
q:What is the women/men ratio in the job of Delivery Driver?
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Liam Brown
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15% are women in this profession only.
q:What is the typical age of people who work as a Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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The typical age is 24 for a Delivery Driver.
q:How much experience is typically required to work as a Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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4 years of experience is needed on average for a Delivery Driver.
q:Which industries does a Delivery Driver typically work in?
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Sophie Hayes
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Food Services is typical for a Delivery Driver to work in.
q:Is a higher education needed as a Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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No higher education could not hurt if you want to be a Delivery Driver
q:Where are you working as a Delivery Driver?
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Liam Brown
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It’s common for a Delivery Driver to work for Domino's Pizza LLC, Jimmy John, Papa John's, Pizza Hut and UPS
q:How many years do people spend as a Delivery Driver in their career path?
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Liam Brown
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On average people change after 2 years.
q:Is it frequent for people to switch companies and still work as a Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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A typical Delivery Driver might work for one or two companies.
q:What do people usually work as before switching to Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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Typical prior positions for a Delivery Driver are Cashier, Driver or Sales Associate
q:What can be the next step in your career path from Delivery Driver?
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Benjamin Gardner
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Working as Delivery Driver consider Driver, Customer Service Representative or Sales Associate as a next step in your career.
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