US Postal Service Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I began working for USPS in September of 2017, and have been an employee for a little over 2 years. While working there I have enjoyed being in front of a computer screen and seeing how quickly and efficiently I can scan and document images. While I love the actual work, I find the management difficult. I find it difficult because depending on who it is dictates which rules are followed or taken into their own terms."

"I began to work for USPS in November of 2011. Since then I skilled myself with various of knowledge throughout the company such as, marketing course, customer service skills, and other positions."

"Dedicated worker, who goes above and beyond to get the work done. Excellent communication skills, people skills. Great trainer, pays attention to detail."

What do you like about working at US Postal Service?

"Solitary work."

What don't you like about working at US Postal Service?

"Repetitive."

"The postal service is a great organization to work for."

"It was ok, expectations to be faster then senior employees."

"Working for the United States Postal Service will allow you to have a pretty comfortable life; however, it's not your typical 9-5; as a Mail Carrier, you're not through until ALL mail has been delivered and you will work in ALL environmental elements. I can't speak on the entire USPS company just my experience as a Mail Carrier. The work hours can get hectic and if you're a single mother without any help from a partner or family the struggle of work life-time balance becomes real. The job role of the mail carrier is NOT single mother conducive."

"I've. worked for the post office for almost 3 yrs now. The company is a good company to work for to start off in the government. I don't recommend the company because it takes forever to become regular and management have poor management and communication skills"

"Constant change in the delivery route makes it difficult but will adjust."

"I am not too fond of being a City Carrier Assistant (CCA). When I first started, I was eager to get in field and deliver on my route. However, after being with the company for about nine months, I wish I would have pursued a different career choice in the United States Postal Service.This job is not for everyone."