Internship Opportunities

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INTERNSHIP AND POST-GRADUATE OPPORTUNITIES
POST – GRADUATE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
We welcome highly motivated recent graduates to apply to join Steven’s Transport team. Our Post-Graduate opportunities are designed to allow for quick assimilation into the transportation industry and provide a platform for collegiate concepts to be applied in real world situations. Our Post Graduate hires have a history of being advanced through multiple roles offering increased responsibilities and challenges.

 

Start your fleet?

How much money do you have?

 

Telling us where you live might help?

 

What?

Deployment?

You in the service?

I would suggest forget school and get to a medium size fleet who has a mix of customers. Hire in doing anything in the office and move up until you get how this all works.

I am getting tired of repeating myself (and many are tired of me saying it like a broken record) but you won't learn much chasing coffee and donuts as an intern.

To tell you what I do maybe a help to you to understand why I am saying it - I buy distressed fleets and absorb them into my own. It takes skill and knowledge to know what you are doing and it is a very hard thing to do.

 

How can you move if you go to college? Is it an online college or something?

 

Interns in my time were chasing after missing files, logs, coffee, busted keyboards and smashed phones. Small stuff.

 

I'm not trying to be negative. If you want to get in to trucking why go to school? 99% of truckers didn't, even successful O/O's and fleet owners. Why waste the money? If you're going to school do something technical and challenging with your life. This ain't it. This is mundane, way too regulated and a constant game of hide and seek from the IRS and DOT. Is that what you want to do with your life? It's also a constant game of hiring and firing, as in daily, for a fleet owner. Who would want that?

If you want to drive a truck get in one. No formal education needed. Anyone will train you. I have kids and tell them all the time it's the last thing you want to do. I like what I do (driving and business side) but no way I'd choose it again if I were young.