Dayton freight hiring process

I interviewed with the terminal manager first, then the operations manager, then the regional manager via Skype. Sell yourself and your experience. It's a #### good job. I was up there recently (at night) and the managers were good guys. Good luck! PM me if you have any other questions.

 

Only because the regional manager will most likely be at another terminal or out of state. I think I did it on two separate days because the ops manager wasn't there when I interviewed with the terminal manager. You get by them, then talk to the regional manager. Are you applying for P&D or is there a linehaul position open?

 

Not difficult. I think they mainly want to see a positive personality, since you'll be dealing directly with customers. My only advice would be to not trash talk your current or any former employers. I had to be very diplomatic in how I described some bad past jobs and focus on the positives that came out of them.

 

One of the main things they want to be sure of is that you know what you're getting into. The possibility of 20+ stops per day, going to places with no docks on a regular basis, etc.