Fed up/3 weeks update

Well, best of luck to you. Are you looking to continue to learn brokering, or are you looking to stay in the operations side of things? Both are viable options for you, based on what you've told us in your other thread.

 

Did you used to be a truck driver? This sounds like one of those stories in the "Report a bad company" section.

 

All the really crappy freight brokerages don't stop at being crappy to carriers. They are crappy to shippers and their own employees as well.

 

Sounds like you work/worked for a real winner. You won't be the last person she runs off, from the sounds of it.

 

She sounds like a moron, which doesn't surprise me. I've talked to quite a few "business owners" who didn't know their ### from a hole in the ground, but were doing ok business wise. Why? Because they had competent folks working for them. Unfortunately, these "owners" were such dicks that the competent folks didn't stick around long. A revolving door is a good term for this situation. I compare it to companies that don't pay worth a ####. ##### and moan all day walking around with a stick up your ###, because you "just can't figure out why people keep leaving." Well, newsflash hotshot, pay people a respectable wage for the work they do, show a little respect and THEN, people might stick around, but it never changes.

 

It's pretty obnoxious this site won't let me contact the OP. Just saying. I'm literally in the market for a couple of outside salespeople right now.

 

I'd say her loss. They never figure it out. Treat your help fair & you will get their best effort.