Don't work for Werner Enterprises

The only problem with reading forums is that u have to take into account that more people are going to complain about a company than will actually take time away from making money to post the positives. I just think that unless u are a newbie and have only worked 1 place that you should have more than complaints. Where are the positive posts to this guys other 4 companies that were so great?

 

I doubt there will be any.

 

If they were so great.....Why isn't he still at one of them?

 

Porn infested truck? That sounds awesome!

 

I tell every rookie that low pay is to be expected the first year.If you can hang in there after a year you will get better pay.As for werner they was my first company.After my dad got deathly ill I went to manager in springfield oh term and told him I was quitting because my dad was sick.The guy arranged for me a local job so I wnet out at night and was with dad during the day.so I cant complain about werner other then low pay but all rookie companies are low pay

 

I can understand why a student gets sucked into going to Werner, hell it happened to me! But why on earth would any experienced driver go there? In all your years of driving did you never go to any truck stops? One trip to any truck stop and you would know to stay away from them!

 

Depends on what kind of Porn is infesting it.Infested by some weird Animal Porn would be freaky bad,but some Midget Porn,Now that would rock my World.

 

Have you seen some of the drivers at the terminal?
Have you stopped to look around at, say: Indy, Atlanta or the one in Ohio, specifically in the driver lounge?
Have you gone to pick up a loaded trailer at a drop yard only to find out it's loaded but noone put the BoL in the box at the front of the trailer?
..or picked up a trailer only to find out the marker light was burned out and the person before you just switched it with the ABS light instead?

 

I must say out of five jobs, you picked the 5 worst possible companies to work for. What attracts you to these companies?
Why would you even consider a job making .27 mile?
Even though we know 5 years experience across 18 years is 5 years experience. The industry looks at any 3 year break resets your experience. But still, I wouldn't even consider less than .32 mile if I was in your position. Where I'm at now, I wouldn't even consider less than .35 at a new job. It's all your choice when you job hunt.
As long as drivers are willing to fill them seats, it hurts all drivers because statistics dictate pay.