Cracker Jack box CDL

I guess that's my point, there are no answers from anyone - only what you can find on your own right? In regards to the carriers anyway.

I did not mean to imply that experience or where you got your experience doesn't count for anything it certainly does.

As far as where I got my CDL?? Being nobody's business I will try to explain what I meant... Your CDL comes from your state of residence does it not? Administered and endorsed by your local DMV, does the acquisition of the license mean anything? Hence the analogy of the degree, if the degree comes from an accredited institution, it is a degree, simple as that. As an employer I can not specify that your degree must come from the following 3 schools only. Degrees are equal in the sense that they are coming from an accredited school. As long as your CDL is coming from an accredited institution (a state regulated DMV) it is a CDL correct?

 

To make the question more clear I am simply saying employers do not ask "Where did you get your CDL son?" do they? My response is "The state of Ohio, sir. After alot of study and preparation".

The fact that a sh^^& company paid for my initial SH%^% training, gave me a study booklet printed by the state themselves for me to study for the CDL and hooked me into a slavery like first year of work is not the real issue is it?

The issues of the interview questions would be yes I have my logged miles, yes I have my CDL and here is my DAC or is that not how it works? I am not claiming to know anything, that is why I am posting questions so that I can try to learn.

In summary can those of us who get a cracker jack box CDL, get into a decent career after we do our time?

 

Thank you again American-Trucker!

 

That was all I was asking. Thank you. Appreciate your help.