courier driver

voiturier

foodora GmbH

Working nights at foodora has been hard. They’ve recently hired more Customer Service Representatives which means we (the more senior representatives) are struggling to fill our work schedules. The management is very lax, which is great sometimes (work from home), however, we get our schedules late and can barely make the hours onto our timesheet before the deadline. Working nights can be hard due to a lack of “connection” with the daytime employees, however everyone on the night team are great! Again, the hardest part is the instability with our schedules. There are some great benefits too, like food allowances, partial benefits after 1 year (for part-time employees), office socials and outings, a small(ish) team full of amazing people, and a great office location.

A typical day would be biking from restaurants to the customers homes for the duration of the shift.

I learned to be much more independent (as I never had a direct supervisor following me) and I learned to problem solve without the help of a manager. 

Management was kind the times I had seen them, but I spent almost no time around them, exclusively saw them for performance reviews.

The hardest part of the job was trying to remain safe. Cycling in Toronto can be a dangerous thing, even when following all the rules of the road.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the freedom. Management trusted employees to do their jobs to the best of their ability. The other benefit of this job was during slow time you were able to rest and even return home (if you lived in the city) while you waited for another order to come.

You are having a good day biking around downtown doing orders all of a sudden an order comes that you have to go to southgate.. you cant reject the order so you have to go..you get so southgate and the person cancels the order now you have to go to north to get a freaking slurpee, one slurpee for a customer from 7/11 now you have to go all the way back to north.. 
itll be those slurpees man those slurpees will really drive you insane given that you know the customers get free delivery

I worked here for a couple of months, and I must admit that it was quite rewarding.  I got to exercise around the city, and meet a lot of people.

With tips, you are looking at a solid 20/hour during the summer months.  However, it can be harsh to ride in the winter due to the cold weather.

The good thing about foodora over uber is that they have a dispatch system, which is very efficient.

is a fun job that you can get to drive around the town and explore and meet random people that order food... usually if you have issue with an order, you can leave a message on the app, manager on duty would reply to you within a minute, which is a good, hardest part of the job is sometimes you have to wait for an hour for the order to complete due to the restaurants is behind, which you might lose some money in that hour.
and the most enjoyable extra cash in your pocket.

I miss working for foodora... it was a shock to hear them close down in Canada, but understandable. Unionizing this company was never going to work and the people that fought for it ruined a good thing. Foodora paid my way through college and gave me the flexibility I needed for my constantly changing classes. I’ll always remember my time there as a great experience.

I was one of the bike couriers, so you had to be quick and know your way around the downtown core (side streets, one ways, alleyways, etc). Was fun to start, but really only useful as a job to supplement your income, otherwise you'd be out there for fifteen hours a day just to get by. Every shift was hit or miss; sometimes you make $100 in 6 hours, other times you clear $20. So hard to figure out how to live off of your 'wages'.

There is a deep rooted teamwork and camraderie at Foodora on every challenge we comed together in building a better product all our customers loved, our partner vendors favoured and dedicated couriers refined. I've learned a lot in this company. I especially enjoyed the energy and our focus. I was always happy to work here and the reason why I left home everyday to grow.

There are seperate into different batch in working with foodara. The higher the batch more order u get and earn more. Foodora has also fraud all of the foodora dilivery driver for cheating for the deposit that we have paid in the begining and didnt refund when we been retrenched. This happened in Melbourne, Australia.

The culture was something the company was working on. Overall a great place to expand your career. There were many people who advanced their career there and moved up the ladder. They also had people who moved overseas to other offices or out west to open up the new locations.

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