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Thread: Moving up in the JB Hunt world.
- 04.25.2012 #1Bobtail Member
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Moving up in the JB Hunt world.
Well a while back I posted about my start at JB Hunt and doing Intermodal in the Kansas City/St. Louis region. Since late AUG 2011 things have been going great. I have no complaints and have never had more logbook than work. For the first time since I started driving 11 years ago my hard work and safety record is paying off. After only 8 months I have been offered a local Intermodal job. There was a long list of others wanting the same thing but they look for the ones that work hard, drive safe and have a good attitude. So as of Thursday I start my first week. To start out I'm doing a late afternoon shift starting around 15:00. Not the hours I prefer but I'm taking what I can get. It will leave me time during the day to get things around my house so I think it will work out. Anyway if anyone has thought about doing JB Intermodal I highly recommend it. You never sit waiting for your next load. Everything is GO GO GO!!!! Well good night all, gotta rest up for my long night tomorrow.
- 04.25.2012 #2Heavy Load Member
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JB Hunt is notorious for the bait and switch. They will promise a good dedicated job to get you to orientation.
Then the switch. "Oh, that position is no longer available". You can talk up JB Hunt all you want too.
I know from experience they are a bunch of low life snakes.
- 04.25.2012 #3Road Train Member
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- 04.25.2012 #4Banned or Retired
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- 04.26.2012 #6Heavy Load Member
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- 04.26.2012 #7Medium Load Member
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I'll work for anyone if the price is right.
- 04.26.2012 #8Medium Load Member
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I did the JB Hunt thing years ago. 1500 miles the first week,1200 miles the second. I told them to take the truck and shove it!
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- 04.27.2012 #9Bobtail Member
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Jb no no no no!!!!! Been there, nearly went broke. Good fortune to you.
- 04.28.2012 #10Light Load Member
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If you are making the money you need to support your house great, and if you are getting benefits also thats awesome. Every big company gets ragged on it seems by someone not being able to do the job they signed up for period. I'm no supertrucker lord knows lol, but i do believe half of any job is attitude.

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