Blue Line Taxi

Taxi driving needs long hours of work, min of 12h a day 7 days a week, you will be sitting all the time in side the car. the best thing about driving a taxi is meeting with different people with different education and cultures and you learn to be patient. In some times you get upset with the management because you think you are right and they consider the customer all ways right. At work, you will be associated with different back ground and you have to accept every body.It's really hard because you have to be alert all the time on the road and from criminals in the street but the best thing about that job is to learn from every body some thing

Can be a little hectic, fast paced and  loud at times but overall great place to work.  Management looks after their staff with perks; very accommodating if time off required; fair on work life balance.  Customers can be difficult to deal with at time but balances out with the friendly ones.  No problems if you can induce logic on the job and think on your feet.   Co-workers can be friendly and ready to help out if you are not sure about something.  Open door policy with upper management; owner is hands on.  Overall no complaints.

What is the best part of working at the company?
meeting people. some of my coworkers

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
working at a rapid paise and dealing with disagreeable passengers.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
not the greatest. ownership is not very professional.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
 usually uneventful. just a normal business day

Being around many customers was great. I like crowds and constant conversations. While I worked, being with my clients was very educational in the area of how to deal with different and even difficult customers.

A fast paced call centre.  Shifts varied.  Training reasonable ,  Special billing accounts not fully illustrated and rate changes were constant.    A lot of dancing on your feet and hoping a co-worker could advise you quickly.  I enjoyed parts of the job and people I worked with...but you need a thick skin to take some the abuse you received from callers.

Convenient work from home job with flexible hours. Training is inadequate and communication is poor. Dispatch/management seem to be a bit cliquey, people appear to talk bad about others. Their software is full of issues and their IVR drives customers insane. Drivers are unpleasant to speak with. Overall a pretty easy, convenient job and everyone is nice enough… but it’s run very poorly. 


A taxi driver picking up and dropping costumers off to their destinated locations. I learned more routes around the city very well.
The hardest part once again was managing to drive the intoxicated costumers. Enjoyable part was working with other drivers and becoming good friends and spending time with them.

Payroll was frequently incorrect, benefits arent great, childish work atmosphere everbody talks about everybody else, poor management and scheduling according to business needs, can not leave the office for breaks (unless only going to be 10 mins, just in case you’re needed, as there is no floater)

The taxi industry is an ever changing one with high and lows in income and business..the work is somewhat seasonal with it being slower in the summer...recent changes with social riding services has made it harder to succeed...I liked dealing with most of the public..however there are some parts to the job that don't appeal to me any longer

I enjoy and learn the customer service experience from this work. It is independent but really physical without any guarantee of income of the day, no benefit, no promotion.

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