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Old 10.26.2008
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i sent my da form 348 to them the other day that is my military driving record qualifications and they said they would accept me now. but two weeks they told me they would not accept not military driving experience anybody have any clue on this with maverick
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Just out of curiousity, is it really good to have that many drivers in training? On the surface, it makes it seem that they are a driver mill doesn't it? What is their turnover rate?

I hope that they are hiring drivers because they have too much freight to move. I'd hate to see them wasting someones time.
That's the nature of truck driving....sadly....the question is "Is their turn-over rate lower than average? And how many of those trainees will make it to their own truck?" Just to give you a different perspective to look at. Those questions awnsers I have an idea of, but don't know well enuff to make a factual statment that I'd be comfortable with someone else using in their data for job considering.
-My OPIONION is that allot of those trainees won't make it past the end of the trainer truck or will "bow out" in orientation, or pee traceable amounts of blood or some other issue in the physical (knocked out a couple).
-And I would GUESS that their turn-over rate may be lower than the average. (how hard that is to do, I don't know).
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In fact, not a single company I have driven full time for since 1975 is still in business.
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Note to self: don't hire stranger.
Key thought. Find out where he works. Sell stock.
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oh.....you guys are wrong!.....but damn funny!
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watch for the red hats, kinda like the red coats are coming
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My wife has said the same things guys.

One place I worked part time for is still in business. I guess I didn't stay long enough for the bad mojo's to rub off.
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Stranger-

considering your batting average, do you short your company's stock?
or would you consider that to be insider trading?
(the non-public knowledge being that YOU work for the company?) LOL
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I found out why the 16 year mav driver was fired. Improper load securement. Had 2 straps over a shot gun coil. No chains, no trip chains. Would you keep a driver that cares nothing for others safety?
if it was the same driver that got let go whil i was there it was not for not properly securing his load
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I found out why the 16 year mav driver was fired. Improper load securement. Had 2 straps over a shot gun coil. No chains, no trip chains. Would you keep a driver that cares nothing for others safety?
holy ####!!!!!! makes ya wonder how he secured other loads!!!!!
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