Literally make maybe 60$ a night on a decent night and it’s usually 4hr shifts sometimes 3 and u spend atleast 40$ every couple days in gas with a bigger car then a 4 cylinder , not worth the time nor ware and gas money to work for skip

Pros

Free drinks .

Cons

Small pay, long waits and ware on car

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Its flexible

Courier / Delivery Driver (Current Employee) - Chestermere, AB - 21 July 2022

Great place to earn extra cash. Flexible job but only great as a side gig. Setting your schedule from 11am to 830pm is great way to start. Nothing is really open after 9pm.

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Insights into SkipTheDishes

Based on 202 survey responses

What people like

Clear sense of purpose
Time and location flexibility

Areas for improvement

Support from manager
Fair pay for job
Sense of belonging

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Liveops (Current Employee) - Winnipeg, MB - 20 July 2022

Great work culture. Work from home. Excellent medical benefits. Collaborative work environment. Great balance life-work. Competitive wages. Inclusive work environment.

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a typical day at work is boring

Operations Manager (Current Employee) - Québec City, QC - 15 July 2022

The new management has turned this place into a call centre where you are expected to work all around the clock with less to no human regard for work life balance

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Productive and fun place to work

CUSTOMER SERVICE ASSOCIATE (Former Employee) - Winnipeg, MB - 15 July 2022

Skip is always trying to satisfy their customers,thats why its a great company. Management should just watch out for tribal favourism.All together,its s company that values the staff ,

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Courier Driver (Current Employee) - Edmonton, AB - 6 July 2022

Flexible job. You are your own boss. But need customer service attitude. Sometimes learn something. Need drive careful ly don't rushSide job to cover gas prices high andcar insurance.

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Productive and fun place to work

Mobile Developer (Current Employee) - Calgary, AB - 23 June 2022

Communication is key when working SKIP. There is room for growth and personal development and managers are generally interested in seeing you become better and grow at your job.

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It’s okay

Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Winnipeg, MB - 8 June 2022

It’s very busy due to the nature of the job as you will have a lot of customers chatting in at a time for your assistance, it becomes overwhelming at the beginning but you will get used to it

Pros

work from home

Cons

long hours, busy all the time

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Flexible Job

Independent Contractor (Current Employee) - Victoria, BC - 4 June 2022

This job is great for those who aren't able to work regular hours. You pick your own shifts, and can logout early - or work later if there are overflow or regular shifts available. Do not try to count on making a specific amount of $. It varies by shift... Sometimes drastically.

Pros

Flexible

Cons

Inconsistent earnings

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Not even close to a living wage

Skip the Dishes Food Courier (Current Employee) - Edmonton, AB - 2 June 2022

If it's very busy .non stop you might make enough to fill your gas tank. Lately it's not been busy. Avoid unless it's just a side gig for extra dough. Very easy and set your own hours be your own boss. .Won't make enough to maintain a vehicle.

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Courier Driver (Current Employee) - Fort St. John, BC - 1 June 2022

I was happy for the first two years working at Skip The Dishes. I was fairly busy, It kept me active and I made decent money. However, this year the job has been steadily declining. It is not that it is not a good company. It is and you have so much freedom, but, with the increase in fuel prices everything has followed and all prices and interest rates are up across the board. So needless to say the first thing that people will cut from there household expenses is delivery. It is not a necessity and this job has slowed considerably.

Pros

Lots of freedom with work schedule, Cherry pick shifts, and work when you want.

Cons

Unless you drive an electric vehicle, it is hard to make any money now.

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Flexibility

Delivery Driver (Current Employee) - Brampton, ON - 29 May 2022

I’ve been working with skipthedishes for years and If you want to make money you’ve got to be committed to it . Tips is what makes the money for us drivers.

Pros

On your own time

Cons

Gas prices

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Fun

Delivery Driver (Current Employee) - Peterborough, ON and edmonton - 26 May 2022

I enjoy working here, you get make your own hours and have no boss.You don't have to deal with to many people so it's nice and quit. Who wouldn't like to listen to musicians and driving around while working

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Casual and freedom to make own schedule

Courier (Current Employee) - Kelowna, BC - 18 May 2022

The app is a bit glitchy and new home developments are often not on Google maps so it can be time consuming making certain deliveries. Also, the help line is slow and often sends back form letters so it is very impersonal

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its okay if you dont want to work below someone

Food Delivery Driver (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 16 May 2022

self - employed. great if you cant deal with the stress of working for someone else. the courier help staff are pretty chill about emergencies or anything of that sort.

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Gotta put in the work

Food Courier (Former Employee) - Hamilton, ON - 10 May 2022

A flexible way of making money. But gotta put in the work and drive long hours to make decent money. Better if you deliver with a gas-efficient car.

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Ok place to work good work life balance

Food Courier (Current Employee) - Toronto, ON - 9 May 2022

Done skip for the last 4 years or so it has been exactly what I neededNo boss pick your own hours and on average 20 bucks a hour minus expenses If done correctly great gig

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Not too bad

Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Work from Home - 6 May 2022

Just annoying to deal with some customers but wasn’t very hard work, most interactions are pretty straightforward just copy paste but yes occasionally can be frustrating

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Very easy job with flexible schedule.

Customer care specialist (Former Employee) - Winnipeg, MB - 2 May 2022

It was overall a pretty good company to work for. No place for advancement though and the pay was not very good and only increased by 45 cents in the 2 1/2 years I was working there. Management is not very good either. Very easy job to do, work life balance is great and very flexible schedule

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Overall better than other call center jobs

Operations Specialist (Current Employee) - Winnipeg, MB - 26 April 2022

I worked for 3 different call center jobs and this one is by far more cultured and less stressful job than others that i worked for. Work from home is a comfort.

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Have to love driving!

Independent Courier (Former Employee) - Langley, BC - 21 April 2022

Good communication with the Skip people no matter the hour.Needed a different vehicle.You are an independent courier.Need to accept 80% of deliveries offered.GPS is 95% correct. So you will need to double check the directions.I enjoyed the driving. Make sure you deliver to the person who ordered the food and not the building. Customers are happy if you admit you are lost and ask them for directions before the food is too cold.