Working for a O/O: From a students point of view

My dad gave me one tip: Dress to success. I intend on being one of few newbies that makes it through their first year. This discussion reminds me of the member who criticized a Swifty driver on here for polishing the chrome wheels on his 670 Volvo. The result; A gentleman who worked for the receiver noticed and gave him priority due to his dedication and made a call to the company mentioning what a good driver he was. To me, he set an example that I want to follow. I have had many challenges and have blessed to have people around me give me help and be friends with most notably SSR.

Also I used to wear a shirt, tie and sometimes a jacket to school and did that at college too. When I cashiered I wore my own ties. I have twenty of them with the majority being silk.

 

Yes sir Ken. I will admit my favorite is the salmon pink one that goes with my light blue shirt. A classic original.

 

If I knew everything, I would not be asking members like Stranger, Ken, Sweet Southern Ride, Nana, and other important contributors (I can not leave out Big Don) for their advice. Please take your negativity elsewhere or post good feedback in my thread. This thread is about my experience with a stranger who I have got the pleasure of knowing (sorry boss). I did not get to do a face to face interview. it was e-mail and phone conversations. When no one gave me a chance, he did and i'll say it more times but I am very grateful. Sure its an auto but I love driving semi's and to me thats all that counts.

KH