I showed up at the regional hub with about 15 other people. I was just looking for some seasonal work between job and I thought this might be a decent gig. Eventually the HR manager led us all to a break room and gave us some paperwork expaining the job responsibilities and requirements. It was about this time that I made up my decision not to accept the offer. The paper work basically told us that we would be "on call" and prob not even get full-time hours every week. On top of that, we would only be paid $8.50 an hour. After this presentation she called us in 1 at a time for a very brief and easy interview and said we would be contacted for training as early as the next day. Basically if you show up here on time and you're not a total slob they will offer you the job. I ended up leaving when they gave me the chance because I could make more money doing other various jobs on my own and I was not looking to try and join up with UPS as a career job.