Any O/O's Available For a Virtual Interview?

...so you went to college for accounting class ...to eventually become and o/o
Hahahhahahaha!!!!

 

Hopefully eventually you’ll eventually hopefully figure out college is a waste of time and money.

Now send me your lunch money.

 

I don’t really see what’s so funny about it, most accounting programs are two years. Just think how much better this business could be if more people took a class such as accounting. I bet most of these jokers out here can’t even balance a freakin check book.

 

Oscar, you hit the nail on the head!

 

I think Pavrom took it as hes in an accounting class that is a credit in the grand scheme of some other overall major that’s not related to trucking whatsoever.

Maybe the OP can enlighten us. I found the thread hilarious myself. I actually went from lurker in this site to member to encourage people and also learn but I guess over time one becomes jaded by all the drive by bs posts.

 

i would ask DUNE-T on here. he has a post in the sticky thread in Ask an Owner Operator about all the costs and revenue assumptions that go into O/O that is really helpful.

 

actually the post is so thorough it might count as an interview
Some numbers for new O/O

 

I agree with you. Ill add this. Working on you mechanical ability is just as beneficial. You don't have to be a 100% do it yourself mechanic. Knowing how to use a grease gun and perform basic repairs will save you money. Its a business you need to practice alot of different skill. I understand the folks that say run hard coast to coast probably won't take time to change oil on thier day off. Thats understandable. Just know we're you are spending your money and get your best value and not get ripped off.

1 truck or a small fleet, I won't fault a guy learning the actual business practices. More guys would last longer in this industry.

 

Maybe he’s interested in owning trucks and having drivers? And doesn’t understand what owner op means. As for accounting class is that just a class or your degree will be in accounting?

mid it’s a BSBA in Accounting my advice would be to move to Vegas as there’s an accountant shortage withe the Big 4 accounting firms. They are hiring like crazy. How do I know this? My wife’s graduating this year and she’s already had job offers without even applying as well as many others in her class.

If you are planning on getting your CPA certification then being an owner operator (as we know it) isn’t something you would give up that for. Just to much headaches unless you want to put drivers behind your truck. That’s a different story.