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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tscottme, post: 12196506, member: 19119&quot;]Wow, what a terrible experience. Leaving orientation sounds like the only option. For tohers reading this thread anyone interested in ANY trucking company should insist they put current working drivers, in the division you are considering working in, in contact with you. ALL RECRUITERS LIE. Recruiters words do not carry any weight and will not force the trucking company to live by those recruiter words. The trucking company can give your phone number to numerous of their drivers and you can and should ask those drivers &quot;what is your rate of pay, how much was your last few paychecks, how often do you get home and for how long, do you pick the route to drive and the place to fuel, what do benefits cost, etc.&quot; It&#039;s your life and asking question won&#039;t guarantee a good outcome, but not asking questions will produce a bad outcome. </p><p><br /></p><p>ONLINE RESEARCH IS NOT ENOUGH before picking a place to work.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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