#1 reason people quit schneider ?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by mudkicker, Jul 16, 2011.

  1. mudkicker

    mudkicker Bobtail Member

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    if anyone's worked SNI and quit that company , what was your reason ?
    im asking this cause Ive worked for SNI for about a month now , and id like to kinda know what the ups and downs that have been experienced with other drivers out there , and some of the reasons that some of you left ?
     
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  3. ChuckK70

    ChuckK70 Light Load Member

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    I left SNI in February '07 because of a lack of miles. Stayed out 4 weeks at a time just so I could keep my weekly average above 2200.
     
  4. johnday

    johnday Road Train Member

    I was there for 1 1/2 years, nothing SNI did made me leave, it was other reasons they had nothing to do with.
     
  5. chompi

    chompi Road Train Member

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    I would say hometime. Other than that most of your reasons are going to be the same at any other mega-carrier.
     
  6. dca

    dca Road Train Member

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    Haven't worked for them but via the grapevine I've heard money and once getting into California it's hard to get out. Met a person with his own truck that said he was switching to them after another BIG company told him to eat some damage after another driver backied into him in a truck stop.
     
  7. mudkicker

    mudkicker Bobtail Member

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    the other driver wasn't a pumpkin driver was they ? LOL :biggrin_2559:
     
  8. Knotme

    Knotme Light Load Member

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    I just left them last week, there wasn't any one big reason. Miles was on top of the list, always running in the east another and when you drop your load on a Saturday you can almost plan on sitting till Sunday afternoon. On the plus side, I always knew my truck was in good shape, whenever I had any problems it was fixed without any problems.
    Now I am with a small company, run dedicated lanes to the west coast and home every weekend.
     
  9. Julian from San Francisco

    Julian from San Francisco Bobtail Member

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  10. johnday

    johnday Road Train Member

    They have what's called a "FlexFleet" that can be part time. It's up to you and another driver how you run.:biggrin_25525:
     
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