If your family oriented then just GO! Screw the job! Your brtoher only gets married once lets hope and I am pretty sure if you miss it you will be kicking yourself in the ##### for missing it.
This is good stuff! Going to happen to you all the time being a trucker! Good luck trying to make a doctors appointment! Just tell your brother you will be there for the divorce! Just playin with you! You do need to be wary as to how much time you burn between school and orientation. Most companies will make you take a fresher course, which is expensive if you miss more than a few weeks out of school. Welcome to the forum. Stay away from Swift too!
I'm starting cdl school in Babylon in Sept.....are the only jobs around out of state.......Thanks usmc85
I was under the impression that once you had your cdl you could stay "idle" as long as you wanted. A company could require you to complete a training program or maybe take a refresher course or something. IDK for sure though but I'd still go to the wedding if only for the open bar and lonely bridesmaids.
There is no way you can miss this, unless you are either dead, in jail, or so sick or injured that you are unable to escape from the hospital. NOW LISTEN UP HERE! Any company that is trying to talk you into missing this, is going to do nothing but continually expect you to drop your drawers and bend over for them! It will just get worse as your time with them goes on. They may try to make you think that this is a "test" of your "willingness to put your job ahead of your personal life." Well, don't fall for it. There are thousands of trucking companies out there. GO TO THE WEDDING, enjoy yourself and then try to find a decent company to work for!
If there are lonely hot bridesmaids I'd defintely go, especially if there's an open bar. Now that makes it worthwhile.
99% of the local jobs want at least 1yr experience, other than sand and garbage not much leaves long island. CDT in west babylon is a great school, The instructors are top notch. They dont just teach you to pass the road test, they give you real "industry" training. My only problem was one instructor would tell you to do something one way and another will tell you how to do it the complete opposite. neither wrong just different ways. Only word of advice, dont force the kenworth into gear Joe will kick your ###, hes old but capable of it. In the beginning there your instructors but at the end will feel like genuine freinds. Good luck. any other questions just ask.