It is an excellent tool for a specific person: someone who needs a guaranteed $500 in a week, lives within 20 minutes of a warehouse, and drives a reliable, fuel-efficient beater (think a 2012 Prius or Honda Fit). It is a terrible tool for someone financing a new SUV or who hates navigating confusing apartment complexes.
As Amazon pushes toward "Same-Day" delivery dominance (Project IDK and regionalization), Flex will only grow. The company loves it because they don't pay for benefits, insurance, or vehicle fleets.
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It is an excellent tool for a specific person: someone who needs a guaranteed $500 in a week, lives within 20 minutes of a warehouse, and drives a reliable, fuel-efficient beater (think a 2012 Prius or Honda Fit). It is a terrible tool for someone financing a new SUV or who hates navigating confusing apartment complexes.
As Amazon pushes toward "Same-Day" delivery dominance (Project IDK and regionalization), Flex will only grow. The company loves it because they don't pay for benefits, insurance, or vehicle fleets.
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