No luck with landing a job?

Did you put your time in school down as well?

 

Do you have any experience or just schooling? Also, did the school you went to offer job placement? I would call them and see what they can do about helping you.

 

you cant pay attention to everything you read on here
we all have our bias some people hate the companies for thier own failures
roll the dice pick a company get 6 months to a year experience and doors will open for you
you realize also there are people driving for all the companies that get bad mouthed
and they are happy


the only companies you can get in real trouble with are small carriers that dont abide by DOT regulations
putting you and your license in jeopardy
the big boys have plenty of faults but they are almost all on elog's and wont make you run 2 paper books run bad equipment and overweight

 

and go get one of those jobs before the time between getting your license and applying gets so large you need to do a refresher before you even start
another red flag to the companies hiring

 

From what I have heard, most of the time starting out, you have to put in time at the big companies that you are probably referring to. If you really want to drive, I would research the companies that are willing to hire you and pick which one has the least negatives. You're probably going to have to stick it out for a year or two and keep a clean record in able to pick from a better list of companies.

 

Translation: "I'm having a horrible time finding the select companies I choose to work for."

If you have pre-hires from those carriers, you need to contact them and get your career rolling down the road.
It's not as if they're that much worse than any other starter company. The longer you wait, the worse it'll get.

 

And to build on that, sometimes a good driver can get hired by a "good" company and still have a hard time. It's not that either one is really "bad", they just aren't communicating well causing frustrations. I'm going thru that with GTI right now. Good company that can't seem to find me a truck or miles.

 

Like the others said, if you really want a truck driving job, suck it up and go to one of the companies that gave you a pre-hire. Put in a couple of years to get your experience, then move on.