4,671 City Carrier Jobs

“Good solid company”

Pros:  “High wattage installed inverters, generators, bunk ac/heating. Decent pay and now instant hourly pay for those shippers that like to make us sit at a dock for 14hrs…”

Cons:  “Easy to get a bad reputation if you stand up for yourself with abusive customers or DOT officers. Dispatch and load planners need to understand there are some…” – Full Review

“Retail”

Pros:  “Commission during the holiday season is very well worth the wait. The management staff tries to be very flexible with your schedule.”

Cons:  “Too many requirements for line staff that don't take their job seriously. I don't appreciate how they take back commission for products customers return.” – Full Review

“Very challenging and productive”

Pros:  “Fly anywhere for minimal fee. Great Brand Recognition. outstanding employee health insurance program, tons of happy, nice, helpful people to work with”

Cons:  “work scheduling very conflicting. some supervisors with nose 'up in the air' towards recent hires, part-time seems to be forever...” – Full Review

“Good company to be in for a lot term job goals”

Pros:  “Very good company, understands work life balance, benefits are at par and pay is good when compared to commute stress and growth with finance organizations.”

Cons:  “Changing job with in organization is a pain, although option is there and well communicated when it comes time to apply does not support the individual which forces…” – Full Review

“Its a good place to work.”

Pros:  “The people that you work with are great and you get to know lots other people from different locations though US and the World.”

Cons:  “I just feel that pay is not enough for the amount of work you do. The pay scale system is not good at. For example: if you apply for a internal position with in…” – Full Review

“A good place to work and a proud history of entrepreneurialism”

Pros:  “Creative culture with a lot of room to move around”

Cons:  “Hard to integrate silos of segments and we may be hanging on to legacy business too long” – Full Review