Questions and Answers about United States Postal Service
4,264 questions about working at United States Postal Service
What is the best part of working at United States Postal Service?
The money you make working overtime Asked November 28, 2019
Answered November 28, 2019
What would you suggest United States Postal Service management do to prevent others from leaving?
Honesty and loving kindness is needed.Asked March 16, 2017
Answered March 16, 2017
Why did you leave your job at United States Postal Service?
Inflexible scheduling, not a physically conducive job at 62Asked March 15, 2017
Answered March 15, 2017
How long does it take to get hired from start to finish at United States Postal Service? What are the steps along the way?
Applied Sometime in December of 2021, received a job offer on February 15th of 2022, I filled yes to the job offer, then was told to call for fingerprinting, went for fingerprints the next day, and filled out the background check through the email they sent that same day, during the fingerprints they told me the requirements of the jobs and if i was still interested to sign, so I signed then they went ahead and tool fingerprints of all 10 fingers, after that they told me I should be receiving an Orientation invitation within the next 2 to three weeks. Now just waiting. Overall it's been a long processAsked September 7, 2016
Answered September 7, 2016
What is the interview process like at United States Postal Service?
Process for:Laborer Custodial Process9/26/20 Filled out application9/28/20 Test Invitation 10/07/20 MVR check2/02/21 Interview 2/05/21 Second Interview2/09/21 Background Check (NACI)2/12/21 Fingerprints3/04/21 2nd Fingerprints3/10/21 Cleared NACI3/29/21 Orientation4/05/21 Trainning 4/12/21 First Day On The Floor6/15/21 Final 90 Days ProbationAsked January 25, 2017
Answered January 25, 2017
How flexible are your working hours at United States Postal Service?
No flexibilityAsked March 16, 2020
Answered March 16, 2020
What is a typical day like for you at United States Postal Service?
Clock in at 7, spend an hour casing your route, then deliver mail til 7pm or later. Asked March 16, 2020
Answered March 16, 2020
If you were in charge, what would you do to make United States Postal Service a better place to work?
Overhaul and drain the swamp of the upper level employees who own stock in Companies contracted by the USPS and are milking the system at the expense of employees forced to work in with outdated, insufficient (in terms of ensuring worker safety) equipment and Supervisors who treat you like a robot. These Supervisors get frustrated and yell at employees very often. Again, a complete overhaul is best, imo.Asked October 25, 2016
Answered October 25, 2016
What advice would you give the CEO of United States Postal Service about how to improve it?
Conduct institutional surveys. Some locations function better than others. Focus on the satisfaction of the employees, and not the profits. Some employees abuse their "regular" status.Asked December 6, 2016
Answered December 6, 2016
What's the average weekly hours a mail handler assistant gets?
You’ll get at least 40 hours, and that seems to be the case no matter your location. MHAs & MHs are pretty much the first point of contact with incoming mail, and they’re in no way limited to one task, so as long as there is mail coming in and needing to go out, Mail Handlers will be working many, many hours.Asked April 21, 2016
Answered April 21, 2016
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