Pros
Meet some cool people, don't have to work deal with anyone except the operations manager ocasionally, set your own hours.
Cons
They lie about what your going to average for pay. They run ads claiming you will make anywhere from 20-35 per hour. In reality because your a I9 contracted worker you might make about 8 per hour after taxes are taken out at the end of the year and you add in the cost of gas for your car. Not to mention the wear & tear is hard on your vehicle also. They don't tell delivery drivers they have to get commercial insurance to be a driver. Most college students who work for them dont know any better because they make them sign a contract and pass a motor vehicle background check to see if their insurance will cover them. Friend of mine was in a accident while on a delivery. Didnt know anything about needed commercial insurance. He had to pay $3000 out of pocket to fix his vehicle and they would'nt even comsider helpin him out. Totally ignored his emails an calls from the corporate operations guy. The majority of The feedback your reading in here thats positive is all from the corporate location so most likely upper management writing the reviews to make themself look good. They recently were bought out by Groupon which was rated one of the worst companys to work for the past 3 years an there stocks were barely at $3 a share. Anyway don't fall for their trap they put nothing but a bunch of the CEO's friends in high level executive positions that they dont know how to manage. Its a real poop show is what the local management told me.
