mentor wait time

Discussion in 'Swift' started by grif-usmc, Aug 24, 2010.

  1. grif-usmc

    grif-usmc Bobtail Member

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    Finished orientation in Fontana on Aug.19th, whole class sent home to wait for mentor's. Called to check in on monday as requested, didn't even ask for my driver number. Just said no one from the class has gone out yet. My question is how long have you all waited before getting assigned a mentor?
     
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  3. rmarierii

    rmarierii Light Load Member

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    When i was at Syracuse last yr class was tuesday wednesday and thursday most left on friday with mentors me i got the hotel room till monday afternoon when my mentor rolled in. it was worht the extra wait he was really cool and we had a good time, i learned alot too.
     
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  4. Palazon

    Palazon Road Train Member

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    2 years ago, I waited 4 days.
     
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  5. grif-usmc

    grif-usmc Bobtail Member

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    All right, seventh day at home got a call. Been assigned a mentor, he just started some home time though. Few days and should be headed out...
     
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  6. grif-usmc

    grif-usmc Bobtail Member

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    Well my mentor called me, his truck is in the shop. Hope to leave on monday but it may be tuesday. That would put it at 11 days since orientation..
     
  7. Palazon

    Palazon Road Train Member

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    Just remember, in the trucking world, "kaka happens". Or to quote a famous general "No (battle) plan survives contact with the enemy".

    It is frustrating how many things are out of your control in this business. Plan well, but make sure to learn to accept what you can't change. Just something to help you keep your peace of mind.:biggrin_25525:
     
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  8. grif-usmc

    grif-usmc Bobtail Member

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    Well the kaka get deeper, mentor's prostar is down hard. Guess the prostar's have ecu electrical problems, and Int. doesn't have any reliable replacement parts yet. He is trying to get a loaner truck. I will try to keep smiling...
     
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