How to Get a Job at FedEx

Delivery services like FedEx have become so popular, they now hire thousands of employees every year. Whether you're hoping to drive a delivery truck, take phone orders or become a manager, you'll have to adhere to a certain set of guidelines. FedEx has a reputation for hiring energetic people willing to do whatever it takes--whether it's in their job description or not.

Instructions

1. Have your high school diploma ready. Then, fill out an online application.

2. Be prepared to have a criminal background check and take several tests to prove your skills.

3. Read interviews and opinions of others who work at FedEx.

4. Have an immaculate appearance for the interview, and be free of drugs and ready to prove it through a drug test.

5. Pass tests concerning the job you're applying for, including typing, spelling, map-reading and other related requirements.

Tips & Warnings

• So many apply to FedEx each year, it may be tough to get a position. Some things to make you stand out are: working with previous companies for several years instead of bouncing from place to place, a good work record with few absences and a good relationship with previous employers.

• Be willing to take any position with the company. Then, apply for the position you really want after you're established in the company.

• Be willing to bend when it comes to the hours/shifts you're willing to work. You can always bid on other shifts or positions later.

• Keep your job and earn advancements by never missing a day of work. Do whatever it takes even if it isn't in your job description and be respectful to workers and bosses.

• You are required to wear specific uniforms when working for FedEx.

• FedEx has a reputation for having a no-nonsense work environment where joking around and goofing off won't earn you any promotions and could cost you your job. One interview can consist of hours-long conversations including trivial and personal questions, both on the phone and in person

• If you're called in for an interview, you could still go for months without actually being hired.