Took the online course-passed, then went to take the driving test. The man giving the test said they have no openings and he didnt want to waste my time. Job is still posted online and their recruitment center kept calling, which I ignored. I have no interest in a company that appeared to have dismissed me solely because I'm female, despite having 14 years of experience at another courier doing the same job. It was pretty disgusting to be treated that way.

Started out with some online videos about how difficult the work is. Then after being asked several times if I still wanted to continue the process, I was offered an opportunity to schedule a driving test. I scheduled a test, completed the test with a UPS manager who gave me ample opportunity to practice on the UPS lot before heading out onto the street. The interview process was limited other than some questions about driving experience prior to the drive the questions were limited. However, after being told that I had passed the driving test and that my test results would be submitted the same day, things got weird. I recieved a phone call the following morning around 8 AM stating that I was scheduled for a driving test that morning prior to the phone call and that I had not shown up. Then I contacted the employment line and they said that my driving test results were not submitted. UPS has invented a simple way to discriminate against anyone and everyone simply by lying, engaging in deceptive business practices (internally rescheduling a driving test appointment that was already completed) and then claiming that you have not shown up at the rescheduled time.

Briefly touched on work prior experience, interview mainly consisting of a test drive, followed by UPS driver course. Online portion lasted for a week, followed by an in-person week long course. Concluded with a week of ride-alongs before becoming a full time driver.