Lol I'm putting off walking in to the grocery store. I'm ALSO a Schneider vet, and I don't appreciate the sass. (I don't actually care, I just wanted to sound STERN.)
Time to get my ribeye.
Consensus on who are considered the mega carrier training companies?
Discussion in 'Motor Carrier Questions - The Inside Scoop' started by cdubose, Dec 11, 2022.
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Well, there is an alternate "school of thought" here on this topic.
The other suggested strategy is to pick the carrier(s) that, as a new driver, for whom they'd like to drive.
Then research which CDL school(s) from which they like/prefer to hire (visit company websites & look for preferred CDL school lists there, and/or call each company directly).
The thinking described above is kinda like finding a bride first....then find the right church (instead of the other way around).
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If all else fails--a lot of them now take plasic, for payment(s)....
The (other) big advantage with a community college/tech school CDL--after you graduate, you then move on to a job market that is a totally level playing field.
You, as a new CDL holder--are not obligated to any particular carrier for a-n-y-thing.
The only real "problem" I see with keeping such a mega-carrier starter list is that someone would have to babysit said list on some level, to keep it updated and accurate.
For example: I read somewhere here on the Forum just recently....that Schneider had stopped taking all/most new CDL students--and was now (at least, as of the time of this writing) only hiring people who already had a CDL.
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