((Great Pay))!!!

Last time I was searching for jobs I learned to not rely much on the job description. The most reliable information is speaking to actual drivers of the company. If it’s a local job, find a driver in the city you plan to work in. The same local company can vary from state to state and possibly from city to city.

 

And they not only claim great pay but also claim to have the highest pay scale in the industry. All of them need to do a google search before claiming that bs.

 

Someone at one time made that highest pay they advertised, many do not.

 

When you talk to the recruiters ask them to send you a contract.

Tell them you won't consider their company unless they send you an actual contact to read first and tell them you will only sign that particular contract and nothing else after their orientation.

Make sure it has pay, benefits, deductions, everything in. If they refuse to provide a contract just walk away.

If they are honest and really want to employ you it will not be an issue to them.

 

Those dish TVs never really caught on. By the way, the youngsters weren’t really into that. We don’t watch TV! Dish TV was for the folks who didn’t want to let go of the past. I don’t remember the last time I watched any sort of TV. It’s all about Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Hulu,...

 

If the pay or benefit is awesome, they would mention it often.

 

Here is another way of finding a job...

...instead of looking at job postings, get on Google Maps, zoom in (or out) in your general home area, then type the search term "trucking company". Boom! You have a list and icons on the map and can start doing your research. You can see ratings and comments, web sites, phone numbers, satellite view, street view, etc.

Start making phone calls. Start going in person to apply and/or drop off your resume.

This is how I got my latest job, with a company that has never advertised or listed a job opening. Applications are in person only, be prepared to fill out the application and take a drive test and drug test the same day, IF they have an opening.

Many a veteran forum member has said the best companies don't advertise. You need to find them and start dialing for dollars and knocking on doors.