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U.S. Postal Service (USPS) Reviews
What is it like working at U.S. Postal Service (USPS)?
Once you are a career employee, the job is only as difficult as you want it to be.
Mail Handler in Providence:
Pros: Benefits and having an “off” day is usually understood and accepted if you get along with supervisors.
Cons: No incentive to be a better worker, pay increases and positions to work are strictly seniority based.
USPS Business Analyst.
Lead Business Analyst in Charleston:
Pros: Stability . Opportunity to switch career fields within a large organization . Benefits and retirement
Cons: Slow modernization , narrow minded old school managers
The postal service is not for everybody. If you rather be in the face of your.
United States Postal Worker (Mail Processing Clerk) in Teterboro:
Pros: My salary
Cons: Physically challenging.
Herding Cats.
Information Security Officer in Raleigh:
Pros: Job security. It is very difficult to lose your job as one of the few postal tech employees.
Cons: Job progression is unclear and at times dependant on effort outside of established career tools.
Postal Service Mail Carrier in Jefferson:
Pros: You get to be by yourself the whole day at work, you’re trusted to be on your own
Cons: Sometimes I get more mail and packages then other days
Management doesn’t care about its employees, most managers and supervisors are bullies who on a power trip. It’s not what you know that gets you promoted’ but who you blow.
Heavy / Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver in Las Vegas:
Pros: I get to go home at end of shift
Cons: Management and Supervisors. No advancement unless your on your managers team . Good old boy out fit
It is stressful and overwhelming.
United States Postal Worker (Carrier) in Ocala:
Pros: I like the other people I work with and all of customers I see daily
Cons: The unorganized day to day work load and the understaffed station
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