How to leave a company

Bulkmatic is ok too. I'd still choose A&R though.
I've unloaded flour at Bisquik in Kansas City and talked to Bulkmatic drivers there. They were happy as can be and making good money.

 

Most of my career was reefers which I enjoyed, but tankers was much more relaxed and no hassles with shippers or receivers.
Actually liked the stress of pulling reefers with the odd running hours and tight schedules.

 

Trailer Transit seems pretty good for owner-operators to lease on to. I think the truck has to be no more than 10 yrs. old though.

 

Never, never, never ever give 2 weeks notice. Ever.

Giving 2 weeks notice puts your final check in jeopardy.

I know everybody wants to feel good about themselves by doing the Dudley Do-Right routine, but just make sure it's worth losing your final check to do so.

 

Those who advocate giving 2 weeks notice never seem to have an answer to this question.

 

Giving a two week is a bad ideal
.... But leaving on a positive note goes a long way
... Blame yourself if you have to
Make sure to let them know you wish them well it's been real

 

Not me. I have common sense.
Thanks Navy!