Can anyone tell me how it is running for McKee (little Debbie)

I have no new knowledge McKee at least was a pretty good job. I know at least most runs were team both for unloading and getting the truck back faster.The one’s I knew that worked there were on bid runs to the Carolinas that was multiple stops iThey did require you live close because the truck stayed at the yard.

 

I knew a guy that teamed there, they’d have 15 or so stops scattered from TN to CO

 

Call the company and leave your contact info and ask that a current driver working on the account contact you and ask the drivers doing the job.

I don't understand why 100% of newbies act like this will cause them to burst into flames. Seriously, what do you think is the worst possible outcome if you ask the company to have a driver contact you?

 

I have never heard of any company asking a driver to call candidate for employment to answer their questions.

 

I've done it at numerous companies if I don't already know an employee driver.

 

and the driver they have call you is the company brown nose favorite?

can't see that being better than the recruiter

 

I understand your point, but you can ask question that uncover that person and you can ask to speak to another driver or get information that leads you to finding other drivers to ask day-to-day details. I don't ask ANYONE "should I work here?" I ask questions like when did you leave the yard this week and when did you get back to the yard? What fuel stops does company use? How long have you been with company? What's something you wish would change at the company or this account? Which customer is hardest to deal with?