Heard a rumor..from a former Crete driver ?...who still talks to some people at Lincoln ? ...now that's a reliable source
Snackbar is chillin'....at Shaffer
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Now we could have 5 trucks going to the same place to deliver one skid each. -
A lot of the questions were just trick questions or simply reworded slightly.
Like the railroad crossing question.
2 questions asked the same thing but the answers were changed.
One answer is 15ft to 50ft and the other answer can be Up to 50ft.
Then questions about parking on the side of the road or if hauling explosives how far must you park from public buildings, bridges, and tunnels ext.
Some questions about how many columns on the hazardous materials chart or even asking what's displayed in certain columns.
Then even questions which test your knowledge of category 1 hazards like poison for example.
Would say you have 500 lbs of <random chemical that's a poision> and 2000 lbs of another class of hazmat and ask what placards do you need.
The ones I got wrong on the different simulations were the more in depth questions. Once deliver my load Sunday, I'll be spending a good portion just studying up as best I can.tallguy66 Thanks this. -
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My 1 year on the Shaffer side is almost here so probably will wait till then before making a switch.
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SCorps can have a maximum of 100 shareholders. So say Acklie and Ostergard founded the company as 50/50 partners. Each has 3 children, who each get an equal share. Each of them also has 3 kids, etc. By the 4th generation you start running up against the shareholder limit. And that's starting with just 2 founders. I know you said it's entirely family owned, but I doubt that's true. Family controlled, yes, but there are almost certainly other stakeholders.
Look at Schneider. Started by Al, built by Don. Don's go to strategy was "growth through acquisition". Some of those who were acquired got a piece of Schneider. So did a few of Don's cheif lieutenants. Rough math about 20-30% of the company was owned by people outside the family. It's one of the big reasons Schneider went public - the "outsiders" needed to be able to transfer their stakes to their heirs and there were limited options that still allowed the family to retain control. It's hard to stay debt free when you have to buy back portions of your company.
My uncle runs a small cnc plant with a partner. When my uncle dies, his half of the business will go to his eldest son, provided the business is less than 1/4 of the estate. If it's more, Mike will have to buy the rest from his siblings. It will get messy in a hurry.
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