Some companies don’t even respond if an applicant doesn’t live within the area. If I can at least speak to someone and let them know that I’m planning to move to the area, I’d have a chance.
No mountain experience an issues getting hired?
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When I moved to NH I sent in numerous applications and called in. Nobody would give me a job even though I had years of experience. After I got moved, I changed my location and sent in an application to the company I wanted and they called me back later that day, had an interview and hired me. Good luck getting a job before you move.
They will probably hire you with a Georgia CDL, but probably won’t be too interested until you’re up there.Zonno Thanks this. -
If you move up there -- & they still don't hire you -- then what?
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If you ever pulled charcoal out of Parsons, W.V. then you can drive anywhere.
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Just drive like your life is dependant on your driving, take your time, do not rush, take every hill ( espically the ones you don't know) serious. slow down, gear down before you drive down. You'll be fine. I run mountains regular, never have a problem taking my time, don't worry about the guy behind you drive your truck keeping you and your load safe, and let themn worry about theres.
As it's been said, You can go down a mountain to slow many times, but to fast only once.tarmadilo, Zonno and FullMetalJacket Thank this. -
You can get some kind of job once you get up there. It may not be exactly what you want, but it would get you some income until you knew for sure who you wanted to work for.
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