This job should be an absolute last resort. I do not recommend.
Pros
You have the option to earn what some might consider to be ”good money.” I personally made $18.15 per hour 16 - 20 years ago. You often get over time. During peak season, expect to work 10-12 hours a day for 6-7 days straight.
Cons
I worked with a lot of ghetto, unprofessional people that were often lazy, loud and vulgar. Many refused to wear a mask, and management would allow this to happen. In fact, management was friends with these people and showed favoritism towards them. They showed favoritism by giving them cushy assignments while you literally worked like a dog. These same people slept on the job in an office or in their cars on the clock. The position itself is easy but very mundane. Expect to stand on your feet the entire shift and watch fights break out on the floor while management barks orders at you. You are also hired as a 360 career and subject to being furloughed after the holidays. HR doesn't tell you that because they are desperate for bodies. Finally, you will not have a life outside of USPS. You could literally drop dead on the floor and supervisors would be yelling at someone to take pallets to the loading dock instead of calling 911. You will end up doing other coworkers work if you don't advocate for yourself.