I work at The Sygma Network

Im 42, we have a driver who is 48, so I dont see the problem there. Are you capable of doing the work, up and down ramps with a two wheeler, lots of walking?? Not sure what they mean by criteria TBH.

 

Yep I am in great shape and capable of handling that. I never did get an interview. The lady got upset that I asked her what criteria I didn't fit into. I just wanted to see if it was worth reapplying in 90 days. I reapplied before the 90 day time period and from what I was told if my app was in there their system it wouldn't accept another app. well, it accepted my app, so that leads me to believe she deleted my first app. Have no idea why. Wasn't rude to her. She just didn't like the question I asked her. Is there any other way besides putting app in at their kiosk? I'm have been applying to Florida office. thanks man for the help here. VHM

 

NICE! You should go to Cancun or Aruba for a week.

 

You still come off as an 'internet recruiter' trying to drum up traffic for the personnel office...enjoy your 'vacation'. If you are 'White' and experienced, don't bother as you aren't one of the 'target group' of 'prospective employees'.

 

Like I said you do get paid well but i have to agree with the other driver I think a bunch of kindergardners load those trucks I had a load that would go out on tuesday night and be home thursday with 14 stops with 8 on the first night that was anywhere from 1 to 2 1/2 hrs apart started in kc went north then east then south then back north to desmoine iowa if you figure it up with driving and deliveries it was too many stops i would have 3 min on my cadec after my last stop and usually had to leave my truck at the last stop and walk to the nearest hotel in downtown it was a crock and they also hide boxes on the bottom of the wrong pallets making you have to backtrack after your route to fix the warehouses screw up.

 

I work for Mclane grocery dist. but used to work for U.S. foodservice. Hard work indeed thats why i'm now with Mclane. Christmas eve and most of Christmas off.Same with New Years. As for age, we've got a few guys in their 60's. Of course we don't have to climb stairs. As for pay, if you can get on a bid run with a senior driver the mid 70's are easy. A few guys have actually made in the low 100,000. I guess some people are so used to being gone from home for three weeks at a time and make 50,000. they just don't believe these jobs are out there. I'm glad to hear someone enjoy's what they do, it's a refreshing change.