How come everyone isn't driving for Walmart?

I worked in a Waldemort grocery DC for nearly a year. It's the most passive-aggressive company culture I've ever experienced. I've seen people get written up for punching in one minute early and also for taking a day off to get wisdom teeth pulled (That's an unexcused absence, and no, they do not accept doctor's notes.).
They require people who are authoritarians followers and are smart enough to pay attention to detail and internalized the rules. Many people don't last very long there as the work is grueling and endless and you're expected to toe the line every minute, as well as keep up production standards. So you work fast.
Waldemort products are infused with suffering. I'm truly thankful I left that place.

 

I dont want to wear a uniform.
I will not be told what to do or when to do it.
I dont want to work 50 weeks of the year for what i can make in 30 weeks or less.
I will talk on the phone whenever i want.

 

Walmart's we own you capitalist corporate attitude
apparently turns a lot of people off form what I'm gathering
as i read the thread.

 

Do you the difference between a plumber and a pipe fitter?

 

Where is it that you are working 30 weeks a year making what Wal=mart drivers make? Curious

 

Not Walmart. Lol

 

LOL

I figured that much

 

Landstar.

 

if walmart needs good drivers why the hell do they contract swift to pull their trailers.

 

Understood. Have fun driving for a few more months!