the good about Schneider ,would be getting over the 1 yr experience hump and the terminal is right here in town. no worries on where to park rig on home time.
from what I hear they aren't that bad anymore.
my old company does alot of out and back. 1 night out. decent small terminal. treated me real good. stayed for 10 yrs! for me that's a freakin' record. may require 1 yr experience, though.
dry van and dry bulk.
Total Distribution
900 N Hoskins Rd
Charlotte, NC 28216
(704) 394-8171
a division of Peoples services out of Canton Ohio.
https://www.peoplesservices.com/north-carolina/
Drove 2 days for interview only to be told the positions filled
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J&R Schugel will hire you for their southeast regional, running North Carolina South Carolina Georgia, Florida, Alabama and occasionally Tenneesee, 2018 and newer trucks KW-T680 international LT, you will probably go with a trainer for a few weeks, then be on your own great company I have been with them 8 months now
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The mistake that @JSanborn103 made was packing up his life and driving across the country for an INTERVIEW. Don’t do that until after you actually have the job. Then if you get the job, tell them you need at least two weeks to give notice to your current employer. Or longer if they’re open to it. -
I drove 10-hrs, 600+ miles round-trip to interview for my first CDL job about 4 months ago. Drove the same drive the next weekend to land an apartment. Drove 300 miles and 5 hrs round-trip for the road test too. No regrets, even though the job blew and I already left it.
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ever hear of a "dropped signal"?
you too could have kept up with the texts/phone calls all the way down there. (you do not mention that you kept texting them on your trip's progress.
they could have tried to reach you, and in the course of doing so, things got muddled in the transmission of the signals.
then too, someone that happened to walk in, just got the job
it's tough, but you'll have to roll with it the best you can.
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otherwise, he said it paid good, and he did not work very long hours. was home every night. (day cabs)JSanborn103 Thanks this. -
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