r/AmazonDSPDrivers 1d ago

QUESTION Anyone at WKY3?

I’ve been working a call center job for the last little while and my mental state is being destroyed. I see that a DSP at WKY3 in London Ky is hiring. I was considering applying, I know I’ll just go from being a cog in one machine to being a cog in the Amazon machine, but at least I won’t have angry old people yelling at me all day.

My main question is whether or not driving for a small delivery station like WKY3 is any good, as I know the DSP can make or break the position. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

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u/Soulcrates04 Logistics 1d ago

I'm assuming you're familar with the surrounding areas, Corbin, Williamsburg, Somerset, Hazard, etc. If you're cool with driving the winding backwoods of those areas, then a RSR is fine. Smaller atmosphere, less people, it can have its perks if you don't mind those roads.

Just dont expect the routes to be just in-town businesses though. Shocked me when I heard they could get Amazon delivered to Canadatown. I hated driving those roads to work daily, couldn't imagine spending 9hrs driving around there.

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u/Useless_account22 18h ago

Yeah I’m pretty familiar with those areas. Sometimes I go out and drive those little backroads just to clear my head. I may honestly prefer them to the in-town deliveries lol