💰In December, I made $4,374.35 delivering packages.
🚚I worked for third-party contractors who handle deliveries for FedEx.
💲There are two ways drivers can get paid: hourly or per stop/day.
🎁I received a bonus, but the amount varies for each driver.
📉As a new driver, I was among the lowest paid drivers during peak season.
How much did you make per hour?
—Since I was paid per stop/day, my hourly rate varied depending on the number of stops I had.
Did you enjoy working as a delivery driver?
—While it was challenging, I found satisfaction in completing deliveries efficiently and earning a living.
What factors determine the bonus amount?
—The bonus amount is determined by the contractor and can vary based on performance, number of deliveries, and other factors.
Is it worth working as a delivery driver during peak season?
—It depends on your preferences and work style. Some drivers prefer hourly pay, while others enjoy the potential to earn more by being paid per stop/day.
How did you handle the high volume of deliveries during peak season?
—Planning and organization were key. I prioritized deliveries, optimized routes, and worked efficiently to meet deadlines.
00:00Introduction to the topic of how much I made delivering packages in December.
07:13Explanation of working for third-party contractors who handle FedEx deliveries.
08:08Overview of the two ways drivers can get paid: hourly or per stop/day.
10:53Discussion of the bonus received, with the variation in amount among drivers.
11:20Conclusion and invitation to subscribe for more content.
