CDL and employment without high school

Well there's the answer to your question

 

I think a HS diploma goes alot further than a GED....my reasoning is when a recruiter sees that you have already shown a propensity to quit/give-up if the going gets a little sticky it throws up a red flag to start with.

 

It's not rocket science but not just anybody can do the job. It takes a certain determination to just get through schooling and training.

 

Well then I guess you're SOL are'nt ya.

 

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!If it's so easy like V8 thinks then why do more fail then succeed and why such a huge turnover rate.V8 quit school,no way he would last in trucking.

 

i have a GED, and i've never had an issue getting any job i want.

 

X is the customer
Q is you are headed to the terminal
P is you are headed to CA
S you are going to frickin Jersey
R is a truck jack knifed on S and that's how you get around it.
T is the GPS leading you astray around the S backup and you are lost.
The little letters are shortcuts.

See you do use it!

 

This. I have had or applied to more CDL jobs than I have fingers and toes and not one even asked me if I have a GED or HS diloma. Let alone asked to see it.

That being said if you don't know even basic math you will have problems. Even for being a register jockey at McDonald's you'd run into snags. If a customer's order was $8.91 and they handed you $10.01 would you know what to give them back?