Dang, clever ways of keeping people interested in your movements forward, or some may say backwards, in this industry. My opinion, nothing more nothing less, you are putting entirely too much thought in to a sector of labor that has a revolving door of turnover like no other. I’ve been doing this 17 years now, there’s nothing glamorous about it, there’s really nothing terrible about it, it’s a job that takes you away from family and friends and any bit of normalcy you’ve ever known, the great adventure quickly turns in to the great rush to the house because you’re tired of seeing truck stop showers, Denny’s menus, and 30 minute breakers blocking the fuel island.
Just get out and do the job, go in to it not expecting much and let yourself find whatever happiness in this job you can, you’re putting way too much thought in to a job that really only hires you for your skills below the neck; hands and feet....the more you think out here, the more tired you will grow of the whole thing in general. Do with my thoughts what you will, but after 17 years bouncing up and down the highway you learn to take this job for what it is; a stable living, but definitely a way of life you can’t prepare yourself for until you’re actually in it.....so get to gettin in it.
I feel I silent scream begin inside...
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by MericanMade, May 20, 2020.
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Forgot about these:
Cheney Brothers; experience.
Sysco; experience.
U.S. Foods; experience.
Dock-to-driver?
R&L; no.
AAA Cooper; no.
Old Dominion; no.
Saia; no.
Dump Trucks; 1-3 years experience for a $15/hr job.
Cement mixers; same.
Beaches are the whitest in the world though.
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