McLane Restaurant division

Just wondering what you paid for your tractor and how much insurance cost you. Do you run under someone else authority?

 

They now much 2 to 1.

 

Sorry for the typo it's supposed to been match

 

I run into mclain drivers all the time at Walmart sounds like working the Candy and cigs division is pretty good

 

What interview questions did they ask you? I have my interview tomorrow here In CA

 

They want to know you have a good attitude and your not lazy and a complainer

 

When I was at sysco I was the youngest driver there. All the youngsters quit because the work was pretty brutal and the hours long (you work 7 days sometimes, you just don't drive when you're out of hours, you ride shotgun and still lump cases 14 to 20 hrs a day).

Old guys are there because they have a family that depend on them. Not worth the toll it'll take on your body, you have to bend unnaturally etc and will jack up your body, good luck!

 

Yea I applied at Sysco also out here in CA,Riverside . I did hear it's a lot of work. They always hiring . People quit all the time

 

That's foodserivice in general a lot of turn over. I've worked in the warehouse for both sysco and Mclane foodservice. For the driver Id say Mclane would be a easier gig because how they select the pallets and load the trucks. Sysco u will dig all day cause 99% of the selectors could careless how they build the pallets racing against a clock and that's how u get paid. Mclane you build your pallets by stop so say you have stops 4-8 on a pallet you would pick all of stop 8 then 7 etc. Plus Mclane doesn't stuff the trailer as much they want you to come out of a side door with everything. And loaders will leaver you Atleast one door open so u can come in. Sysco trailer is stuff full and your Digging till u can get in trailer plus how they load they mostly want you to come out the back of the trailer

 

I went to my interview at Mclane today . Also did the road test . I need to do a drug test and a background check. As soon as those are good to go I will start working in 2 weeks.