Advice needed for new driver

What benefits are you looking for?

If it is 401k and such, don't worry about that, just get some basic health care and do the road time.

My advice is simple, take what you can get and build up some road time before considering jumping. the more road time you have, the less the issue of your felony may be to a potential company.

 

I Ditto this, if they will over look the felony then you should go with them, take it for what it is worth, Stay there at least a year put miles on your clock and stay safe. Then when you have the year you can go pretty much anywhere you want to, but if you bite the bullet so to speak and stay two years then you can really go anywhere, But the 1 year is highly recommended! Keep you nose clean and G.O.A.L. if in doubt check it out!

 

If you were to be able to find a job driving for a company who hauled their own products you would probably be better off. Having saying that I would suggest you stay with your company you are with now for 2 reasons. 1. No matter where you work you will grow tired of them and find fault. You need to condition your mind to roll with the flow, work with their system and budget your money. 2. If you can stay with a company for 4 to 5 years and be in good standing with them when you are ready to go somewhere else, you will be able to pick where you want to go and have a lot less hassel. Rember that the reason #1 will help you to be happy wherever you go as well as when your at home. Just be satisfied with the opportunity God throws your way and learn all you can learn.

That's this old man's point of view looking back over the years.

 

Don't know exactly what a white collar felony is.Can you tell us what the felony is so we can better answer your question?Most companies are not felony friendly but if not real major they may be able to work with you.

 

white collar crimes can range in severity but usually involve theft...deception...lying...

 

thank you

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So you're saying he was definitely working as a govt official or politician?

 

I thought white collar crimes was a term used for priests who commit crimes.

 

Insider trading, insurance fraud, embezzlement, bribery, money laundering, etc. things like that normally fall under the white collar crime category.