I was denied from a job because of my job hopping.

I remember a few years ago, one of the ATA apologist media hacks tried to suggest the turnover wasn't really that bad. It was, he said, a minority of the drivers that fueled all that churn. I wrote to him with a link to a mega carrier's website indicating that they wanted a stable work history. To them a stable work history was no more than 3 jobs in a year!

 

Cross town in Memphis, there's another company that hauls a lot of hazmat. They have a good reputation too. Try Empire Express

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People that don't look before they leap take comfort that lots of others also don't do adequate research before they make life changing decisions. You are only responsible for your job performance and your decisions. If you want above average results it takes above average research & wisdom. Excuses are much eadier than all of that.

 

Look up tank washes and see who parks there.

Also for adventure. Alaska teamsters was hiring a few months ago.

 

Look before you leap?That's a cute concept but it just doesn't work in real life, especially for OTR companies. These companies lie thru their teeth, drivers do too for that referral bonus. I've worked for some well reviewed companies on here and they all had their issues. You know what are some of the best companies I've worked for? The ones NOBODY TALKS ABOUT, good luck with adequate research on those.

BTW I've had mulitple jobs over the years and now have a home every day gig that pays well and I don't kill myself for it. Every time I jumped ship I improved my pay and hometime. I guess if you want to call that a failure feel free to do so.

 

Yes but if he quits hes a job hopper looking for greener pastures. Warehouse jobs pay that just about everywhere. Why live in a truck for crap pay.

 

Idk what a “starter” company is. Ive never worked for one. I wouldnt put up with the lies and crap for minimum wage pay. If it dont pay more than a low end job then I will just take the low end job and be home. Not living in a nasty truck stop that resembles a third world city.