Attended 1 day of orientation, had to leave, scared of DAC negative now.

Don't worry when I started I worked for sni for 3 months then knight 1 month then got my current job been there a year and a half these companies don't care they expect this to happen you are perfectly fine now that I recall I applied at USX and they put it on my dac didn't even talk to a recruiter.

 

Just be prepared to answer any questions about it honestly. It won't be anything any prospective employer hasn't heard before. Good luck!

(I admit...I'm curious...what policy could you not agree with? This is for my own curiosity and will not be reported on your TTRDAC! You don't have to tell if you'd rather not.....just sometimes makes good conversation.)

 

You're going to give yourself an ulcer. Stop worrying. You'll be fine.

 

Don't sweat the small stuff but just because you don't like a companies policy is no reason to just up and quit.What was so bad about their policy and the qualcomm system?Every company has qualcomms so you had better start learning them.

 

it should not even hit a DAC report yet,as a trainee the only thing that would for sure hit is a neg drug test. but remeber you disspute DAC reports.

 

When trucking companies are looking to hire, they are looking for things which REQUIRE them not to hire you. Some guys have an idea that it's the trucking company that is scrutinizing you. That's not the case, generally they want your butt in the seat of open trucks they have. What they are looking for is things which their insurance company or FMCSA tell them disqualifies you. leaving an orientation is kind of a bonehead play, but I doubt if that company will even report it. Wait a couple months and check, you can order your DAC report sent to you once a year for free.

 

We need to take you out back and toughen you up. You are going through three cases of vaseline the first year regardless.


You get one free copy of your DAC a year. Use it wisely. You can also dispute it from here.

http://hireright.com/Consumers-Applicants.aspx#RequestForm

 

lmao@cc's post,the first sentence.