sharkey transportation??

Don’t do it, and especially don’t work for Sisbro, a sister company of theirs. They’re infamous for trashing you if you quit and when I spoke to a recruiter there a few years back, his story changed so much you couldn’t keep it straight lol. I never would have responded to the job posting had I known it was Sharkey. A friend I worked with at a previous company had nothing but horror stories about Sharkey and their equipment. He worked there a few months after the company he had been working for for 17 years decided to close up shop.

Btw, said recruiter blew my phone up for 2.5 weeks after I told him I wasn’t interested before finally giving up so they apparently try baiting suckers into submission as well...

 

Did you have any luck? Geez, I can't even get the recruiter to call me back. Weeks of phone tag with nothing.

 

Scoutmaster did you read the post right above yours?? Does it really sound good! I think the recruiter may be doing you a favor not calling you back.

 

What I've noticed in the trucking industry, is that it attracts morons looking for easy money with no common sense. You shouldn't take anything on the forums as fact or a possible experience you may have. There are crap companies out there, but you don't need some low life laid up in his or her sleeper lazy as hell trying to persuade you to do or not to do something. Be a man or woman, experience, choose for yourself. These lazy drivers obese as hell and cant even make the right health choices, so they #### sure dont know whats best for you! I'm not talking about all drivers are garbage, just about 75% of them. You'll see them comment to this, trying to argue, or delete this, or get offended by what I typed. No one will look out for you, like you.

 

I talked with a driver and he liked it, good home time, variable pay plans. But when I read up on them there was a lot of talk about bad equipment so I started looking at their trucks and trailers and they didn't look good.

 

Wow! Who died and left you keep ng almighty

 

No wifi in the drivers lounge would be a deal breaker.

 

I used to work for a company out of northern Illinois and saw Sharkey trucks quite a bit. The equipment would be a real deal breaker for me even if the money was good. Never saw anything but cobbled together old Mack’s and even more ragged trailers, slow as hell and drivers looking like they hate life. McNay seemed like a far better company for the same area but I think they pay hourly, even OTR