I'm looking to work with an O/O. The economy and my current location(Fl.) are causing me some problems. I'm new to semi's but have been driving big trucks for over 15 yrs. Grad from BFI and Road Master both. I'm 53 yrs old and have no accidents or drug/ alch problems. Willing to relocate if needed. I'm trying to my foot in the door and willing to work for reduced rate. I can't give an email address here on the forum but if you respond I'll get in touch with you through the mediator.
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Loking for work with an O/O
Discussion in 'Trucking Jobs' started by bossman211, Dec 29, 2008.
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Heh Bossman,
Good luck in your pursuits!
Just one hint, don't volunteer to work for a "reduced rate"!!! You will start at a reduced rate anyway, so why make it easy on them.
I always put "salary negotiable" on an application. That way they know i'm not looking for top dollar, but i'm not going to work for nothin' either.
As you have probably read on this forum, times are tough out there. But taking a job that pays $250 a week when it is going to cost you around $150 a week to live on the road (minimum), it's not quite worth it. (I figured the $150 on 2 meals a day) and that is only for food.
I came up with this number because I will be with a trainer for three weeks at $350 a week, and I told my wife I will not start on making my "second million, gave up on the first" for at least three weeks! LOL
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