Good day,
I have my CDL permit and was curious what input you guys would have for me. My goal is to become an O/O for myself in the relatively near future, as such the idea crossed my mind that I could learn from someone whos already been walking the walk to decrease my own learning curve while simultaneously learning the other aspects of the trade (repairs/maintenance/paperwork/taxes/negotiating rates/etc.). I understand that this is non -traditional based on my research but I feel that this could be a mutualy beneficial arrangement. I learn from a veteran who is succeeding at specifically what I want to do and (they/you?) get a team driver that will do things exactly how hes been trained to do them at a reduced cpm until Im worth more. I have my reasons for considering this over going to CDL school or going to a training company which is what most would recommend. Worst you can do is say “no”, only need the right person to say “yes”, so I’m putting myself out there.
Im a 32yo male with no family or attachments, proud American, OIF vet, raised on a farm, mechanically inclined, Montana Resident, easy going and avoid drama like the disease it is. Just want to run hard, efficiently, safely and make $ while im at it.
Cheers,
Cameron
Learning the ropes from an O/O vs school/training.
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