Food Service, the kryptonite of truck drivers, and for some reason I'm interested in it

COTC - Central Oregon Truck Company

• Minimum of 1 Year Recent and Verifiable Tractor-Trailer Experience

 

This one is flatbed and hires new cdl school grads in Florida.
Thompson, Inc.
In addition to flatbeds, we offer over dimension hauling and aggregate hauling. We are honored to have been in business for over 65 years.
Don't worry if you don't live in these locations,
we deliver Knapheide loads in all 48 states.
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We hire drivers in any of the
48 contiguous states.

 

Cool, thanks I'll check it out, I just want to get out there and work but my school is taking their sweet *ss time lol. What do you know about Performance Food Group ( https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appsharedroid&jk=e582d445a33a9491 ), they're hiring in my area, no experience is needed.

 

PFG?

Like the other food service carriers -- before long, you will have no backside -- because you will work it off.

-- L

 

PFG sometimes hires a new cdl school grads.

 

Geez... Good thing I'm only doing it for a year.

 

"This job has expired on Indeed
Reasons could include: the employer is not accepting applications, is not actively hiring, or is reviewing applications."

 

LoL!! I'm not surprised, I feel like by the time I graduate my FREAKING school most of these jobs will be taking already including this one https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=appsharedroid&jk=5fa7d983ed76b416, saw it yesterday when I was browsing Indeed, $19 is ok for training but I wonder what's their pay when drivers get their routes.

 

I don't know, except it's beer delivery. Up until recently you didn't even need a cdl because they would help you acquire it.
For more information on J.J. Taylor, please visit our website: Home
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Personally, I wouldn't like the job because I prefer the solitude of OTR and night driving. But, this isn't about me....lol

 

Benefits look pretty good:
Benefits - J.J. Taylor Companies, Inc. (jjtaylor.com)