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>and I would ask them about DoorDash's pay model. Why is this matter though? at the end of the day, what matter is my final net pay. It doesn't matter if the c
by matz1 6y ago
>and I would ask them about DoorDash's pay model.
Why is this matter though? at the end of the day, what matter is my final net pay. It doesn't matter if the company take all my tip or deduct something, or some other complicated calculation, all i care is the final amount. If I consider that amount too low for the work I did then I don't do it.
- ravenstine 6y agoWhy wouldn't you want to make more if you could? Wouldn't you want your extra effort to pay off? I get your point, but it's not like the net pay of delivery drivers is particularly good. Most of them multi-app between DoorDash, GrubHub, Postmates and Uber Eats in order to make any meaningful amount of money.
- matz1 6y ago>Wouldn't you want your extra effort to pay off? Yes of course I would always want to make more. For example: The company can say my pay is $100 but then after some complex calculation, I get $50. I don't care how they calculate it, all I know is from my perspective my pay is actually $50 (not $100) and I would then use this $50 number to compare with my total effort (normal effort + extra effort). >but it's not like the net pay of delivery drivers is particularly good Then I simply won't do it. This has nothing to do with the pay model