QUOTE(ieian81 @ May 17 2017, 09:34 PM)
About 10 onwards.
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Today, 14 hours.
Nobody said it's easy.Well said bro
Let me add in something if you don't mind....driving Uber is like having your own business, sometime you make lost, sometime you gain. You need to put in effort, hardwork to earn. You stop driving, mean you stop earning. Easy as that....
Therefore, you cannot compare being employee versus being a Uber driver. Employee, you can call in sick, you can take leave, and your salary still will be paid end of month (assume you don't do anything illegal that warrant you get sack). Then, being an employee, your income is fixed (unless you sales or commission based lah, then, different story, it again depends how hard u chase for sales). You work 14 hours a day, or min 8 hours, or even 20 hours, your salary at end of month still same (unless you being paid OT, that different story altogether)
So, end of day, you got to decide whether it is worthwhile to drive Uber or Grab or not.....don't listen to all bullshit, easy money, can earn a lot, etc....if so good earning, whole KL or Malaysia will be flooded with Uber or Grab driver jor....who want to slog it out in office, or do other things? How difficult driving a car around??? And being paid for it? This job practical no pressure, all you need to do is just pick up the riders from the requested pickup location to their requested destination location. At most, maybe sometime you will encounter some nasty riders, that's it, but, even if you employee, you sometime encounter difficult colleague also right?
For those who intend to drive, go ahead, don't listen or keep reading here, you ask 1000 ppl here, you will get 1000 different answer. You got to experience it yourself to determine ith is worthwhile or not. Everyone have their own calculation and view. What I can say is that few things you need to consider
1. how committed you are, i.e. how many hours you can drive per day, and bear in mind, you are human, not robot, you get tired and fatigue, then, mistake bound to happen, higher risk of accident.
2. the cost associated with it, not only petrol, but, long term wear and tear of your car. Just imagine you car now is "unlabelled" taxi. Definitely, the mileage clocked will be higher than average, which mean lower down your car resale value later, and accelerate the wear and tear
3. Main purpose of driving. Earning extra income? Better don't drive, as said earlier, it not certain, sometime, on bad day, you don't earn much, you get stressed out (especially if you have car instalment to pay, commitement to meet, etc)
So, after you tried driving, you decide it is worthwhile for long term or not......or even short term....I had done mine...of course, you can't also just decide by driving for 1 day, or 2 days....
Then, you decide......to bro
ieian81, you take care yourself.....putting 10-14 hours everyday 7 days a week in long term is quite tiring.....