Werner - Not What I'd Heard (Thank God.)

I hate to break it to you, but that is me in that picture and if I were allowed to post my Facebook, you'd have more proof of that fact. And I'm not a recruiter, never have been and quite frankly wouldn't want to be.

I'm just sharing my and my father's good experiences with a company that, all too often, gets too much flack.

If it makes you feel any better, I am no longer driving for the company and have decided to pursue a further education. I'm currently enrolled in Full Sail University and in it for the Recording Arts, and was able to pay for it using the money I saved up working with Werner. Which is why I've not been posting replies to policy questions lately - I can't post honestly when something may have changed in the last couple of months.

 

Come to think of it, let's get this out of the way:

 

The only thing I take hard is a personal affront to me and my family in public. There's no reason for that and, even on the internet, it's quite childish and disrespectful.

But thank you, on the second half.

 

Thank ya kindly, Ducks! I'll definitely stop in to keep up on things. I'm missing the road already...but not missing the smell of various parking lots.

 

It IS completely optional...But they will attempt to rope you into it during orientation, painting a pretty picture. They also give you the option of utilising per diem during training only, and then you switch afterwards.

But I wouldn't bother, honestly. If you don't plan on doing per diem, don't use their trial period because getting out of it is almost like trying to get a creditor to stop calling you....Lots of time waiting for the right person on the phone and a huge headache afterwards.

 

If you ever find yourself in the Orlando area, Skip, give me a heads up! I'm still doing ink on the side (and at all hours of the night, too). Couldn't very well stop after having magazine publications out there...*sigh* I think I'm getting less sleep now that I STOPPED driving. Hehe.