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| My experience with Central Refrigerated I have a Class A CDL, but I do not have any driving experience. I applied to Central Refrigerated. They called me the next day and offered me a job. Because I don't have any driving experience they want me to go through their 2 week CDL school. It costs $3000. I told the recruiter that other companies (like schneider) will pay me while they train me. He told me good luck and hung up on me. I don't mind going through extra training, but I'm not paying for it. I don't look down on this company because of the one person I talked to. I may apply for a job again someday, but I only if I have driving experience. |
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| If you have a Class A CDL, I don't understand why you need to go through school anyway. Training is one thing, but school again is entirely different.
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| Schneider calls it training. They said I will spend 2 weeks in the yard backing up, parking, coupling/uncoupling, etc. They will pay me $300 (I think) per week. Central Refrigerated calls it school and wants to charge me for it. I need the training because I have no experience, but they are crazy to think that I will pay for it. There are too many companies out there that will pay me for this training. I wonder if anyone else had this experience. Was it just the recruiter that I talked to trying to pull a fast one? Maybe he gets an extra bonus or commision if he gets me into the school. |
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| If you have a class A CDL and not much driving exp you have to take a refresher course. That is 2000, not 3000 at central. If at Schneider you are just doing the practice you are talking about then they are lieing to you. They have a school also, and they charge for it. If you have a class A, they have a refresher also. They charge for it. Then they put you with a trainer for 2 weeks, this they will pay you for. I would almost be willing to bet hard cash that if you have no real driving experience, or even just local driving experience not over the road, that Schneider will require you to pay something for a refresher. Unless you are a recent school graduate. |
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