No such thing as a bad trucking company

he’s going through an awakening moment right before he realizes life has a pattern and is full of them. Once he gathers his thoughts and and centers his mind he will be understood. after that will come the IDGAF mentality most older people get and sits back and enjoys the ride

 

Think the OP is trying to say the company or corporation itself isn't bad, it's the people that run said companies and corporations. And of course the lowly employees.[/QUOTE]

That's what I was thinking. Wouldn't it have been easier just to say that?

 

That's what I was thinking. Wouldn't it have been easier just to say that?[/QUOTE]

The problem is that a company is started by someone who knows what they are doing, but then it passes off to a relative who is clueless and the company sucks.

Drivers get caught in the middle.

 

no such things as accidents either

 

A company is only as good as the people that make up said company.

 

The problem is that a company is started by someone who knows what they are doing, but then it passes off to a relative who is clueless and the company sucks.

Drivers get caught in the middle.[/QUOTE]

I've certainly encountered that. The regime change can often turn a company from a desirable one to a less desirable one.

 

Veteran driver here. Of course there’s a such thing as a bad company. I look at the CEO. I worked for some homosexual oriented fuel hauling company back in Cali one time. I could say for certainty that the moron knew nothing about fuel hauling, even after his husband died, it appeared that all he knew was how to defraud his employees. He also treated people like cannon fodder. A bad company presumed their drivers to know nothing and to question nothing. A bad company always acts reactive instead of telling you clear expectations upfront. When that happens, it’s the reddest of flags. Get out now.