USPS City Carrier Assistant (CCA) Are You Too Slow?

[@Louie-lr8jv]

One of the regulars told me that when a supervisor ask you to do something brand new always respond with “I’ll do my best” and when they check up on you “I’m going as safe and as fast as I can”

[@MailmanNick]

Exactly! Carriers told me the same thing.

[@boogee26]

I'm going through that now [OJT} training my 3rd day is 2morr. And my "trainer" is a Shop Steward and she's horrible ! Screams at me because I'm not going fast enough on my 1st day , 2nd day was better but man . I'm not giving up. Feel like that their trying to set me up for failure, BUT.. , I'M NOT A QUITTER

[@rebeccadefoe2855]

@@boogee26 yeah oroville po sucks my first day was 3 days worth of mail and packages up in the mountains and the supervisor yelled at me I’m too slow she didn’t care about my safety or the accuracy the only thing she cared about is speed . This place is a joke ….

[@JuanLR714]

“Be safe and efficient “

[@FlyGirl7630]

Thank you. I start next month.

[@scrapiron6870]

The only problem is, when your new all you get is different routes are hard, you can’t catch on.

[@Hmongecho1]

Back when I was a cca. I took my sweet ass time everyday. Took me 12 hours to do a route everyday. And then I became regular and I started getting my route done in 8 hours. My whole office was shocked. But one of my supervisor knew I've been bull shitting this whole time.

[@peterdinotte8577]

In USPS the supervisor will always try to rush you don't fall into their games when you are out in the streets there is no percentage of standard just work at a pace that's good for you and be careful any accidents caused by running will always be your fault

[@NatureJourney32]

Hey Nick.. Thank you for all your advices.. Im a new CCA and i am really struggling with the speed. I do think i am going really slow even on my second time on the same route. I am doing my best and the safest i can be. My supervisor is very understanding though,, He does explain how important to be efficient but Im glad he also helps me and guides me to be succesful!

[@MailmanNick]

Sounds like you're in a good office just worry about getting a little better each day

[@adriannunez8098]

Watching your older videos man and this hits home. I been so worry about time and being fast 😅 thank god I’m not the only one who has gone thru it

[@arrakeemalexander2615]

Yo keep up the good work Nick!! Coming from a CCA you really give me encouragement too!! About to hit my 90 days on the 15th !!

[@MailmanNick]

It'll be a relief when you get there!

[@orlandosantana4114]

Hi Nick, I am a new CCA and will starting My Academy training this coming Tuesday, September 6, 2022; I am really learning a lot from your comments and ideas. Thanks for being so empathetic and honest while sharing your experiences at USPS. I truly appreciate your dedication and interest in helping new CCAs like me. God Bless You!!!

[@Jonathan-wy1bt]

I just finished my 4th day of training today and I’m super slow right now. I got lost a few times, feet are sore which is slowing me down even more. On day 3 I slit my my finger because I was trying to be faster at pulling mail out of my bag and bled all over the place. I just keep moving. Otherwise I’ve been delivering the mail pretty accurately for the most part. Getting better at taco fold and what not. Still very challenging however.

[@sandysrider1221]

soak sore feet in epsom salt and take 2 motrin with food.

[@seanwitt2463]

I’ll have to admit, thought it would be harder. Today they gave me 6 hrs worth of work. Knocked it out in 4. The hardest part is houses with no addresses and can’t find the mailbox. Is in in the door, slot in the wall, box or bowl on the table, or a box on the side of the house. Drives me nuts!

[@MailmanNick]

I hate door slots

[@jeffw1267]

The problem is that next time you'll be asked to do six hours of work in THREE hours. Management is never satisfied. Maybe if you could do ten routes in a day they'd stop asking for more.

[@bob_WRLD]

You messed up. You should of knocked it out in 5. You have can’t have a chill day if you working hella hard 6 days a week. They’re gonna expect you to do that every time now. Gotta take it easy. It’s a marathon not a race.

[@jasonray2827]

Yes! I tell my wife that all the time

[@shelleywalling3650]

I have worked for about a month in the post office and on all 9 of the routes in our office. But they don't give me the route book to help me follow the streets. Which way do I turn and where do I park? I have asked them that, but since I am still in my 90 days, I am treated poorly. My supervisor told me that I am taking too long and that I need to think about if I want to stay on as a mail carrier. I am 54, 5 feet tall and really need this money! I am having a lot of challenges. Different carriers will case the mail for me, but then bundle it together in a way I can't seem to follow. If I just had a map of the route, I could organize the trays and packages better. I take at least twice as long as they say it will take. Don't they know that I am brand new, don't know the streets, don't have a route book or map and am not the regular carrier for that route? How can they say that a CCA will take the same amount of time as the regular? They say BE SAFE, but it really is, don't get caught NOT being safe! You can't unbuckle your seat belt EVERY dismount. And how about those LLV's! The truck I drove needs a new starter and won't start! I can't believe the LLV's don't have at least a back up beeping sound. It is very dangerous, this job, but the paychecks are helping. I hope I can physically continue to do this job. Based on my size and age, I am struggling. I started on February 14, 2022 in training but started actually learning on the job beginning of march.

[@terribemer3490]

Use load truck feature on your scanner every box or package you scan it will give you a number so you can put them in order and then when you get to the street you can use package look up so you know what package you have next.

[@b3derkas]

I think my supervisor would be thrilled if I took 2 hours for 1.5 hour leg of a route. I’m in my 4th week since OJI and I have yet to do the same route. I’m learning something new each day. Today, I had 2 hours to do all park and loop. Took me about 3.5 hours. Some days I put down I took lunch when I didn’t just so it looks like I’m not that slow. I got my 30 day review today and got all U’s. It was the first time anyone has said anything to me good or bad. I figured I needed to improve but didn’t think it was that bad. I hope people stop saying hang in there. It’s starting to bring me down. Well, tomorrow Saturday and I’ll probably be given a mounted route where I have to step out at least 50% of the time.

[@MailmanNick]

Keep improving. Most post offices if you show up you'll be fine.

[@erikaamir82]

I've been a CCA for almost 1 month and the supervisors are telling me I'm moving too slow, even for a new CCA. What should take about 2 hours of delivery time is taking me 4 to 6 hours. I really wanted this job to work for me but I'm not making progress. They're making me do retraining. I'm feeling really discouraged and defeated.

[@MailmanNick]

Why do you feel you're going slow? Is it just because you are on new routes every day?

[@erikaamir82]

@@MailmanNick I think it's trying to figure out where I'm going, where to begin that slows me down. Maybe I'm walking too slow. I try to pick up the pace but I always end up moving too slow. And I'm always given new routes.

[@MailmanNick]

@@erikaamir82 new routes make you slow. If you never done it you're gonna be slow.

[@erikaamir82]

@@MailmanNick yes, I definitely agree

[@mikebiastock7992]

Everyday will be different train your mindset just follow the mail box to box safety b4 speed

[@ericf8937]

On my Second day on the job with my OJI new route I never taken before my brain is all lost don’t know any streets and can’t remember the packages street names in the back and she tells my I’m moving to slow and I need to pick up the pace.

[@MailmanNick]

You're new it'll come with time

[@jeffw1267]

We've got a regular carrier who's been on the same route three years and some days, he asks for eight hours of help. I'm serious. They'll ask him when he thinks he'll get done and he'll say, "Midnight". ALL of you are faster than that guy. Trust me.

[@hubbyhaqq9802]

*#.1 RULE_ don't be afraid to call a supervisor or a veteran carrier to ask for HELP (immediately)!!!!! These times are for carriers who've MASTERED these routes!!!!!!!!*

[@scrapiron6870]

Nick your very helpful I understand when your a call that means your everywhere, yes I’m not worried about time being accurate, but casing confusing especially you start out and the even numbers aren’t close in the slots I get confused finding the slots

[@MailmanNick]

Ask your coworkers for help they will help you

[@patbumpus836]

I was slow my first day by myself. After the 3rd day on that route I could get it done as fast as anyone else. It does get easier the more you do it.

[@shannonpollard3964]

I'm a new CCA 1month out of training, I'm very slow, I get nervous about finding the correct address, supervisors wants me to complete the job faster. I'm considering quiting, they've asked me not to come into work a few times, Im hoping the the job clicks, and I understand what I need to do.

[@MailmanNick]

If it's not clicking offer to switch to being a clerk but speed comes with time

[@sugarsugar7072]

On Thursday my supervisor told me that I have to improve my phase be I am too slow 🐌 I was surprised he said that because 1. New route 2. Finished the route on my own with no help 3. Full day walking 🚶‍♂️ route 4. I didn't take a lunch so I can finish it on time 5. It was my second day doing this route and I loved it and I was so proud of myself for finishing it without help What can I cut ✂️ of to make myself faster? It's a walking route with steep hills and lots of stairs to people's houses 🏘 (boy do they love stairs) ❤️

[@MailmanNick]

Learning the route. No back tracking. That's really it. Keep improving

[@cooltkll]

how is it going for u now?

[@natashapeterson6776]

my manager told me I was no good. I had to drive someone around for 2 months then I converted and had to bid to a different office now I am much happier but my manager said to try to relax and to let people help me because I am so frustrated I don't know everything from having to drive my coworker around

[@lukasvilla2657]

Thanks for the info bro! Finally got my orientation email yesterday. I go on June 14th for day 1. Excited to get started! I've been binging your videos lol.

[@MailmanNick]

Thank you for the support. Let me know what video you want me to make next.

[@lukasvilla2657]

@@MailmanNick cool bro. I will let you know if I think of anything. 🙏

[@lukasvilla2657]

@@MailmanNick one thing I'm confused about, that maybe you can clear up in a video is about dates being career vs non career, probation days, when you can start getting certain benefits /pension etc. Thanks bro

[@crazybell20]

@@lukasvilla2657 How long wait after done with fingerprints to get orientation date?

[@lukasvilla2657]

@@crazybell20 did fingerprints may 12th, got email to do orientation June 8th.

[@leannapayne1741]

Thanks for the encouraging words! Tomorrow is day 3 of orientation for me ✊

[@MailmanNick]

Always positivity and realness over here!

[@ashleydixon557]

@leanna good luck I finished orientation last week was the longest 3 days ever lol I almost fell asleep a few times I take my drivers training Thursday

[@MailmanNick]

@@ashleydixon557 my ADD was going crazy. Easy money though.

[@ashleydixon557]

@@MailmanNick lol very easy money the one who was teaching the class was very funny and made it entertaining I saw my statement for my check just for orientation alone and I was like 😦😳

[@MailmanNick]

@@ashleydixon557 good paychecks in your future

[@darthzounds4889]

One thing I've heard of is that you can call your supervisor by a certain time, like 3 PM, and let them know if you think you won't be able to finish and request they send someone out to come help you. Is that about right? Please excuse me if it's a common sense question. When I ended up having to bring back some mail, on my second day of attempting three hours of mail, all my sup said to me was, "I'm going to be REAL with you; I don't think this is for YOU. You may want to RESIGN before you're FIRED!!!" All he had to offer that day was criticism, no advice or suggestions or anything.

[@MailmanNick]

Yeah always let them know so they can get someone to help you.

[@darthzounds4889]

@@MailmanNick See, I never knew that, and none of my OJI trainers told me.

[@Dee_Eatzz]

Hey Nick! Thanks for the videos! I actually took the PSE sales/service position instead of CCA. I hope it’s good!

[@MailmanNick]

Cool. Let me know how it goes.

[@Dee_Eatzz]

@@MailmanNick I will! I’m pretty happy I got it, I’m not much of a walker so this will be better lol

[@JJ-wk8sz]

Gracias bro. For the encouraging words.

[@Charrenee75]

It feels like I'm always the last to walk in at the ebd if the day doing the walk of shame.its embarrassing

[@MailmanNick]

You've made the most money though. You'll get better

[@jeffw1267]

Some supervisors will stand and stare at you as you walk in if you are last. After I made reg, one guy did that to me and I said "What the fuck are you looking at"? It's nice to make reg when they can't fire you anymore.

[@Matt-lp8de]

Better to do the walk of shame then to be humiliated by the post master who felt the need to call 5 people to come help you

[@boogee26]

Same here , everyone looks at me with this "look" I'm like f*** off I'm learning , (to myself lol) i don't let them see me sweat

[@emilystack7195]

Thank you for your video!Your video has helped me a lot.Yesterday was the first day I was sent out myself.Harder than I expected,4 hours of work took 6.5 hours to finish. I felt very depressed when I got to the last two streets.My supervisor was very nice,he said nothing about that and just comforted me not to worry.The regular carries and CCAs in our office are also very nice and gave me some good advices.There are more than 10 CCAs earlier than me in our office,hopefully I can stick to the day I become a regular:).

[@MailmanNick]

I had a rough first month. It'll get easier

[@S0Amped2Shred]

Man the full routes are tough especially new ones, I can't get them done in 8 hours. I think I usually get about 6 to 6.5 done before help arrives. I'm about at my 60 days.

[@MailmanNick]

Speed will come with experience. Get hold downs

[@S0Amped2Shred]

@@MailmanNick yea im debating on if i should do a hold down. I know it would get me faster at one but learning multiple seems more beneficial in the long run.

[@kevinxiong8694]

Thanks for open mind for new CCA.

[@KingdomBuilders_Podcast]

I did a 3 hours of work in 8, I've also never done the route completely, just the first 30 minutes the rest was like I was on Mars. I know what you mean.

[@MailmanNick]

Exactly but after you do it once it gets easier.

[@calewarner06]

New subscriber, could you explain how you do 3 bundles and how to hold umbrella, this is my biggest struggle and my 3rd week watching your videos as much as possible, today I did 6 hours (not casing yet) and took 10 hours with help in the end, I flat ran and sorted breaks, doing my best and always will

[@leegallman6170]

Hang in there. I'm a RCA in SC. I've been on the job for 2 weeks now. I'm 56. About 30 years ago I was a CCA but didn't last a year & quit. Giving it another try. I don't have as much walking as a CCA but I'm older now. Good luck!

[@matthewziniti4777]

What are some of the reasons they can let you go at 90 Days?

[@stmlifestyle3349]

I get back around 7:30 so don’t feel bad at all

[@stmlifestyle3349]

I’m in NYC btw

[@MailmanNick]

@@stmlifestyle3349 nowhere to go but up!

[@rebelrod]

Also wanted to add, it kind of reminds me of my old Frito Lay jobs as a merchandiser. I was slow at first, but after awhile you get used to it and pick up the pace. Although some days were harder than others because of promotions and all that, but after doing it for awhile you definitely get used to it, it's all just muscle memory.

[@ELCAPITRUCH0]

I had my third day alone today and it almost makes me feel down, i have had a new route each day, i cant tell if im improving or not

[@MailmanNick]

The first few weeks are gonna be rough. Don't let it make you feel down

[@yurayura9000]

I had my 30 day review, and my supervisor said my speed was graded as unacceptable for now,( which made me want to quit right on the spot) lol, but I think my biggest issues are missing packages and backtracking. 😭 Also finding cluster boxes is a mf. I'll be so mad if I get fired for being "slow" after busting my entire ass out on the street, if anyone has any tricks for speed plz feel free to share

[@MailmanNick]

Talk to your union steward. Make sure to use the load truck feature on your scanner. Try to fit as many packages as you can in your bag.

[@yurayura9000]

@@MailmanNick thank you lol I actually don't know who the union steward is at my station, but also, my routes are not walking. They are either curbside, cluster, or business routes in the truck. I'm in Texas so I guess it's different, I don't even have a mail bag 😭

[@MailmanNick]

@@yurayura9000 all mounted some say is cupcake, but for me walking is where it's at. Mounted usually gets a lot of packages it's annoying.

[@bob_WRLD]

Load truck and mark sequence and not by section. Always check dps and flats. Try to match it. Fingering dps check the the one behind the next stop because it could be missort.

[@sandysrider1221]

@yurayura9000 Set up your deliveries in trays and and tubs and check them in order for each address. Deliver one address at a time. as you become familiar with the addresses and routes you'll be smooth and slow or feel at ease then the speed will come without trying. Before you leave check your car that you delivered everything. Have faith, perseverance & patience to keep moving forward.

[@DaniRotana]

hi nick i quit from usps i dont liked walking all day i got hired with UPS is great job and they pay more than post offic idk

[@MailmanNick]

A lot of driving. You got to do what's best for you. I like the walking. If anything were to happen with the post office I would go to UPS.

[@Nuttiirishguy71]

Great advice

[@EvolvinEvo]

Just curious why does your office call them relays?…doesn’t that term come from when you have relay boxes on your route? If it’s park and loop we call them swings.

[@MailmanNick]

I'm not sure. They just say anything walking is a relay. I thought it was because of like running or something lol. Nobody at my office says swings or pivots.

[@EvolvinEvo]

@@MailmanNick relay like an Olympic track race sounds appropriate lol…yeah I’ve only heard that term when I was sent to an office downtown where they walked to relay boxes to get the mail. I hear the regulars mention a pivot when they have part of another route or double case when they are under time on their route. Also I hear you say gurney a lot, we call them pumpkins. So much slang in the USPS lol

[@MailmanNick]

@@EvolvinEvo lol yeah just depends on what everyone is saying around you.

[@scrapiron6870]

I’m sorry being a cca. Your never on the same route to learn, casing is hard because in the slots I see the street then I can’t locat the other side of street even odd numbers, I follow the board but what can you say to help

[@MailmanNick]

The more experience the better. Once you do the routes you'll start to remember addresses

[@blahblahhhh2801]

Nick got that UFC ear boiiiiii cool video

[@MailmanNick]

Used to be a MMA fighter

[@blahblahhhh2801]

@@MailmanNick that’s cool man, I enjoy your videos 👍🏽thanks for the knowledge

[@jazzr3491]

I’m getting done at like 6 with a pivot

[@MailmanNick]

Are your pivots half routes like our office? Lol

[@angelaflinn2988]

How many miles are you expected to deliver per hour ?

[@MailmanNick]

Depends really

[@Itiswrittenkjv1611]

You ever have to throat punch someone on your route Nick?

[@MailmanNick]

Lol no I try not to act on emotion

[@Awww.Peachy]

Last day of on the job training is tomorrow...really nervous about this

[@MailmanNick]

You're gonna fail but you'll learn and get better. We've all been there. My first week I cased and carried a full route. Brought back packages. Don't get discouraged.

[@patbumpus836]

I was really nervous also. I got NO on the job training. I was thrown on an aux route my first day by myself. It took me 7 hours to do a 4 hour route and then I went to help the other carrier. The office I’m in only has 1 full route and 1 aux route. After 3 days I was able to do the aux route in 4 1/2 hours. I did the full route the other day and it took me 9 1/2 hours. Don’t worry it gets easier with time.

[@mosesramirez2296]

How do you stay hydrated ?

[@MailmanNick]

I bring a lot of water. Sometimes customers offer me water. I always take the offer. Don't want them to stop asking.

[@MailmanNick]

I also have a specific water jug that keeps liquid cold for a long period of time.

[@mikebiastock7992]

I bring, 2 for the 90 degree humid days ,1 with a rag. After every relay I will soak the rag and wet the head helps a bunch

[@radi2986]

I’m back at the post office . First time got let go becuase job performance and the supervisor didn’t like me but now I’m at new office and I’m doing good and improved on past mistakes . I’m day 10 .. once I get 90 days how will it feel like ? Also what’s the most one can make in a month cirrrnt hourly is 18 an hour and been working kany hours

[@MailmanNick]

Every Office is different glad you are in a better situation.

[@MailmanNick]

After 90 days you will be great!

[@radi2986]

In what ways ? Like job security etc .. also when do they have people case

[@MailmanNick]

@@radi2986 it'll be hard to get fired after 90. Casing depends on your office. I've heard people don't case for a while. I had to case a full route my first week. Depends.

[@radi2986]

Thank you I’m sorry if I’m bombarding you with questions .. how much weight can one expect to lose since many walking Also currently this week I got 6 hours of overtime .. do they take a lot of tax from overtime

[@rebelrod]

How many routes do you do a day? I've seen other cca videos of cca's working 3-4 routes a day.

[@MailmanNick]

I do 1 full route, then half of another full route.

[@MailmanNick]

Sometimes I get an 1 aux after that if I finish early or go help someone.

[@kupaejoe4511]

@@MailmanNick what’s an aux? You always refer to that but I am not sure what it is lol. I just completed my processing for a CCA position in ATL and I have orientation coming up some time later this month.

[@rebelrod]

@@MailmanNick ahh ok, I guess it depends how your office is and how much help is needed. I've heard different stories. Hopefully I get pakced in a somewhat decent office.

[@MailmanNick]

@@kupaejoe4511 aux routes aren't "full routes". We have an aux route that no carrier is assigned to because it's not a full route. At my office too we refer to our overtime as our aux. I do my route, then I get assigned "aux" from part of another route. The carrier is either off or sick or whatever.

[@poserpotato7915]

They let you know if you're slow. I think a couple cca's just quit

[@MailmanNick]

Turnover rate is sky high. I was told I was slow before when I started but I used it as motivation. Now my postmaster calls me her superstar. I think they should definitely train CCA's differently in their first month or 2 instead of the sink or swim mentality.

[@MailmanNick]

Key word is train lol.

[@jeffw1267]

Management is not qualified to determine if you are "slow" or not. Remember that.

[@johnw3520]

6?? God I hope I finish 6

[@rh1834]

Hey Nick. Im watching all your videos getting ready waiting on usps for drug test and orientation date etc etc.. How long does it look like at your office to make regular? Is it gonna take that full 2 yrs or alot sooner? I really hope when i get assigned i get your office. Gonna make some$$$$$

[@MailmanNick]

I'm 7th in line to make regular. I need 7 people to go to be regular. I'm pretty sure 2 are retiring at the end of the year. I'm hoping more retire.

[@williamgilmore3314]

Man my sup tries to do this all the time with 71 parcels and 32 dps. No way that’s 4 hours lol 😂 foh

[@swatibhople20]

my route is not that big, but almost every house has 2-3 big dogs. That makes me slow, they are barking from the netting door, sometimes they are out. Totally scary!! And my supervisor expecting that route I need to finish in 2 hours, but I always take 3hours. Don't know what I can do!

[@MailmanNick]

It's rough. If you feel threatened don't even deliver mail. Animal interference.

[@Leek26154]

Hey Nick how do cca learn the routes

[@MailmanNick]

By doing them. Sink or swim basically.

[@Vang4312]

Ask for a map and after 3-4 times of doing the route you should be familiar on what side of town your on. For example 1000 ,1100 ,1200 block. Follow your dps!

[@angryhomie5972]

I feel your pain I'm 40 days in cca life is a ruff one man.

[@MailmanNick]

It is but I love this shit and good money.

[@angryhomie5972]

@@MailmanNick yea it's decent I'm only getting 18.01 a hour so far and about 45 hours a week on average

[@MailmanNick]

@@angryhomie5972 50 cent raise after your probation though. Only goes up from here. 45 I can do that standing on my head that's nice!

[@angryhomie5972]

@@MailmanNick 45 hours is decent kinda wish I got more hours I need too slow down and take my time I was told by a few rcas here. They say cca make there money by taking there time. I go too fast at times cause I don't wanna be slow. It cost me hours you know what I mean.

[@MailmanNick]

@@angryhomie5972 oh you're a rca. That makes sense. Yeah taking time and not getting injured I've learned is the best tactic after passing your 90 days.

[@Everything_E117]

I ain't going to lie I was slow last week at a new station I was sent to but it was 96°and every house got 30 steps lol

[@MailmanNick]

Sounds like my day every day 😂 it sucks

[@lowandslow7143]

Whats the purpose of doing it fast? There will be more mail the next day. Now with Amazon in the mix. Your going to take longer.

[@boogee26]

They don't wanna pay OT

[@Leek26154]

Hey nick how long did it take for the post office to get back with you after taking the exam

[@MailmanNick]

1 month

[@mamabear3887]

Wow... They're processing me very quickly. 🤔

[@chanskysimeon9222]

I quit last week

[@MailmanNick]

Sorry to hear that

[@jameswilliams867]

Do you get your orientation letter through email?

[@MailmanNick]

I got mine thru email.

[@fly_shooter3565]

What time do you usually get off ?

[@MailmanNick]

7-715pm normally.

[@elleenne4561]

Can you comment about bringing mail back? What are the various scenarios? What are the consequences?

[@MailmanNick]

It happens. I've done it. I've never got in trouble for it. They aren't happy but it is what it is.

[@misterglock.4282]

Cant really compare a new employee with a regular lol

[@MailmanNick]

I just said that so people understand even regulars go slow sometimes. I've seen it.

[@jeffw1267]

@@MailmanNick I'm a reg and I wouldn't call it going "slow": it's just that we want to work safely and protect our bodies for retirement. If you go faster than your natural pace you will hurt yourself or get into an accident eventually. I move at exactly the same speed when I'm working as when I'm not working and some people consider that slow. My pace is my pace. I don't care if a CCA could finish my route by 11 am when it takes me until 5 pm. I go at MY pace and that's all we have to do.

[@hollyfeehan5697]

I hope others can respond since this was posted 10 months ago I had my 30 day review. Supervisor was confused with hire date. I explained just b4 academy I got covid. So my 30 day is actually 10 day Still got unsatisfactory He explained I’m not performing like a permanent He stressed to not worry about this rating How can you not? Regulars tell me I’m doing great and to ignore it Oh well. Guess we will see what 60 days look like

[@cemsengul16]

Too fucking slow! My packages take a month to arrive and they are not even international.

[@matthewziniti4777]

What are some of the reasons they can let you go at 90 Days?

[@MailmanNick]

Any. Too slow, call offs, bad behavior, ect