Quote:I helped my roomate get that exact job.

 

It's good work, and rewarding if you can hustle and don't game the system.  If you do, it will come bite you eventually.

 

Early rise, make good relationships with the stores you service, and be honest.  Make good orders, rotate your stock, and provide excellent service.  Simple principles, but takes hard work to get it going.  Once there, you can really grow.

 

Contacts, contacts, contacts.  You must find someone in the business to get your foot in the door, whether it's a store manager or someone already in Frito Lay.  LinkedIn (and any/every other professional network you can post your resume to) is a must.  Good luck.