FedEx Corporation, headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee, is a worldwide conglomerate holding corporation focusing on transportation, e-commerce, and business services. The moniker "FedEx" is a syllable abbreviation of the former name of the company's air division, Federal Express, which was used from 1973 until 2000. FedEx is best recognized today for its air delivery service, FedEx Express, which was the first major shipping company to provide overnight delivery as a hallmark service. FedEx has now launched FedEx Ground, FedEx Office, FedEx Supply Chain, FedEx Freight, and a variety of additional services through its many companies. FedEx is also one of the major federal contractors in the United States, and its Air Cargo Network contract helps to carry some USPS goods. FedEx's dominance in the United States and across the world has made it a prominent topic in pop culture.
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The employment procedure begins with an application, followed by an assessment, a phone interview, and lastly on-site interviews.
To begin, sign up for an account on FedEx's career page. Then you must fill out an application and upload your resume. You will be allowed to apply for up to three vacant opportunities on the site.
Following the completion of your application, you may be prompted to take an assessment. This exam is geared to the position you're looking for and is meant to investigate your personality characteristics, strengths, and shortcomings.
After completing the application and testing, you should receive a call or email from someone in human resources within one to two weeks to schedule your interview. You may also check your FedEx careers account for any updates. If the recruiting manager is impressed, you will be invited to a phone or video interview.
Depending on the role, they may provide you a job offer following this interview. FedEx interview questions range from typical interview questions to behavioral interview questions designed to elicit particular information about talents relevant to a job with FedEx.
Depending on where you reside, how long it takes you to deliver the box and the division you work for, you may make more or less money than you expect. Additionally, your median salary might vary by up to $3.61. If you have the right talents, experience, and location, you have the ability to earn more money.
Driving in San Jose, CA, for example, will surely put you in the company of the city's most active drivers. Because to the increasing demand for packages, your payment will be somewhat higher. FedEx drivers in the United States earn an average of $39,053 a year. A top-tier driver who consistently hits the target earns an average annual compensation of $49,000.
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At Fedex Express, CDL positions are known as Ramp Transport Drivers (RTD). You may apply for them throughout the workday just like everything else, but if you're new, you'll have to see if one opens up with a waiver or wait out your contract.
If feasible, speak with the manager before/during the application process, since you will need to obtain your CDL permit. This may be done before to applying, but they expire after 6 months, therefore it is preferable to have a job lined up first. In either case, obtaining a permit is a simple knowledge exam at your local DMV.
When you start, your local RTDA (station trainer) is meant to spend a week teaching you the fundamentals of shifting and pre-trip. After that, you're sent to a three-week training course (they're held all around, and you're generally assigned to the nearest one). Then you spend another week with the RTDA honing your abilities before taking a truck to the DMV for your exam.
The entire procedure is paid training, full-time, and all travel expenditures like as meals, lodging, and so on are covered by FedEx. Depending on where you train, your manager should explain the subtleties.
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