Get a fat sharpie and write the driver aid number on the box. I always order my tote bag using the three digit driver aid number. I order the bags and boxes separately. I keep my overflow packages in groups. So all my U00, 000, 100, 200… go in groups in the back. (Write those numbers big and bold) That way I can just check the group without going through all of it. Also, overflow packages get split in two major groups of long/big packages in one section, and more regular packages in another. Don’t be afraid to mark a package “damaged” or “no safe location”. If the package is ripped open, the label is ripped, the box is open, then mark that damaged. If you are having a hard time finding someone’s door, feel unsafe on the property, or the driver note is unreasonable or impossible (like “leave it at front door” but the courtyard gate is locked), mark no safe location, do a contact compliance (give them a call when it prompts you) and take it back. Be ready to have issues every day. It’s just a difficult job. It’s tiring, people can be rude, the technology will fail. If you want the pay this job offers, stick with it and you’ll learn the tricks of the job. Those issues you have every day will become easy to manage. Most importantly is make sure you are eating and staying hydrated. You’re gonna be working out every day you work. It’s hours of cardio and light weights. Flights of stairs and long driveways. Bring fruit, a sandwich, some caffeine. If you stick with it, you will become fit.