Things to know BEFORE applying to the USPS | tips and advice to get the job!

So here’s the scoop on the USPS and things you HAVE to know before or after applying ! In this video I go head first with the juice and tea for being employed with the usps. I hope you enjoyed the video. DONT FORGET TO LIKE, COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE!!

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[tennesseelife]

I just took assessment 477 and made a the key to the test other than getting the math and matching correctly is to KEEP YOUR RESPONSES If you choose most like you on a question than when the question is reverse STILL CHOOSE the same I took 476 and made the mistake and only got a 74.... DONT LET THE QUESTIONS TRICK YOU!!!

[DJ_Knite]

MHA is better than CCA, RCA, and clerk. You work inside the plant and do less work and get more OT than any other position. I've done all four positions. Now I've upgraded to career maintenance mechanic for postal plant. More money less work. Don't stay in low positions in Postal. Move up within the postal service. Gain experience and grow. That's the main factor.

[kissesbykay]

Thanks girl. I was so scared at first you just made me feel way better about applying. Thank you again beauty 🤗🥰

[sisterches]

why would it cost $4000 to get people into an interview. All you do is bring your body to a building and sit in a chair to talk to a person. Dont believe that

[Ferrari-Fresh]

You got me when you said believe in yourself 👍🏾

[mrsentrepreneur]

Well it states during the application process to use a computer. If u can’t follow simple directions how will you handle mail

[rickblack]

Maybe in 2018 the security features on a cellphone it didn’t work but in 2021 it’s perfectly fine to use a cellphone to read, reply or print out anything USPS.

[hoodieboy]

I'm glad there are many people currently tuning in to this video right now like my self! I just registered right now because it says they're hiring on the USPS website! :) I just graduated college but I'm not sure if I still wanna be a teacher or go to grad school. I thought of doing HVAC, plumbing, then I also heard about USPS because an auntie and uncle from church have been working with USPS :) I think I'm gonna have to subscribe to this channel for assessment preparation and for more informations! :) liked and subscribed! I'll try the entry level position :)

[beautifulqueen]

I live in Florida the weather is just about always the same I don’t have any expectations but to get the job and stay and retire

[cheddabobb]

I START MY ORIENTATION FOR CCA JULY 16 2020 WISH ME LUCK

[brandonholloman]

What if you have a drivers license but you havent had much experience driving a car???I've had my drivers license for a couple of years now though

[salinakhan]

Thank you for sharing! This was helpful :)

[reffa]

I got a 99 on my assessment, did my GIS background check and I'm on the prehire list for one RCA job and still in the Offer Phase (EXT) for other RCA jobs that I applied for and you mean to tell me I'm disqualified because I did everything on my phone?

[TruckDriver_Em]

I just got fingerprinted and have a urine sample hopefully I’m in.

[ashleeandrews]

I’m 2 yrs late but I liked commented && Subscribed!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME 😊

[lt]

You seems very knowledgeable to USPS system. Question, Do you know if we transfer to another office to become a Ptf, would we get the same pay as all the ptf or would the pay be cca with full benefits?

[chelsmarie]

The part about opening the website on your cell phone is not true. I searched for positions on the website via my cell phone everyday and I got hired. You just can’t actually apply on your phone, that’s all.

[mrsparex]

Don't apply if you're a "weenie"!

[lovelylady]

Wow thanks girlie I’ve been wondering why I keep getting a denial letter for mail carrier ugh 😣 I did the application on my iPhone both times smh I will try again on a desk top

[jakemiles]

Oh god I'm reading the comments and i see something about an assessment. I probably won't apply. I use to be pretty sharp, i even earned a degree in electric computer-technology but I'm 38 now and I'm find that I'm not as sharp as i use to be and i get confused quite easily. I desperately need a career change but I'm honestly just not good at anything.