Fired while training, for roll over

a "friend" brought it up.....

 

i know 3 people that recently got hired, one starts tonight in fact, night stocking, full time, at least 40 hours a week, at just above $500 a week..!!

the other 2 start mid-week, different jobs in the stores.

 

I’m confused. How did turning down the dirt road cause a rollover? Who exactly was behind the wheel?
Let me answer my own question....
Turning down the dirt road did NOT cause the rollover. The rollover was caused by the driver, your friend needs to own his actions!
Your friend was behind the wheel, not the trainer. The trainer did not cause the rollover, your friend behind the wheel did.
If the truth is told will the trainer get disciplined.....he probably should but that does change the ownership of who caused the rollover.
Why does society today always want to blame somebody else? Is it because we give everybody participation ribbons when they are young, regardless of how bad you were at participating?
Your friend made a mistake and he need to own it.

 

Sounds like he is owning it, he took complete blame from what i read. I can sympathize, i had a crappy trainer when i first started. Hollered at me like a kid even with the slightest of screwups. Theres alot of pressure on a newbie regardless, add a trainer thats not qualified to train, and you can double that pressure. No excuse for rolling one, but if you have someone screaming in your ear, rational decisions can be alot more difficult. Especially if your a rookie and not used to the equipment your driving.

 

Is this really still going on. Where's the dead horse

 

Never mind.

 

We told u his future and its not in trucking. Except that or move on