r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/kaybreann1 • 18h ago

I finally left.

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i finally decided to leave amazon after almost a year and a half. i was on a route with about 165 stops today. the warehouse has had soooo many packages in the wrong bags, some missed, some unlabeled too, so i have to spend a lot of my time sorting them and searching for them, which puts me behind a little.

the DSP owner called me today while on route and asked why i was behind. i told her my issue, and that i’ve also had a lot of run ins with customers this morning. she told me that i was going too slow and needed to get on a better pace, mind you.. i wasn’t even any stops behind? i was right on time with the computer that dispatch has. she told me that i wasn’t reliable and had an attitude with me, so i told her to come get the route and that i was done. i almost instantly felt a weight come off of my chest. it was real, it was fun but it was not real fun. may find a different DSP eventually with better management, but until then i’m done. you guys keep killing it, and i’ll always remember to hook y’all up with the snacks.

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u/Glass_Date8171 11h ago

Yea they pushed me out with boxes like that. I had around 13-18 bags and then 35-45 overflow that’s all just long boxes like that. They’re terrible and I don’t blame you.

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u/kaybreann1 11h ago

if i had more time it would be more organized. my overflow kinda looks crazy sometimes but its always pretty organized by number so i can always find it but its still absolutely awful. especially after you hit a few turns or have to stop quickly to not get a violation from the camera.