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I talked with some of their drivers before I dropped an app there and to a man every one of them had been there for a few years and had intentions to retire from there. They have good health insurance and their work will never slow down. I had an app in with Walmart prior to them but didn't hear anything from Walmart for 2 months until just before DOT accepted my app. I went thru DOT's process in case Walmart fell thru but thankfully it didn't. If it had I think DOT would've been solid and if you're able & open to tossing some freight you can be home daily $120k+ on a Monday-Friday schedule there with Saturdays and Sunday's off.

My DOT interview was with the Manchester, TN DC manager and also the transportation manager both asking me questions. I forget what kind of interview technique it's called but it wasn't bad. Took about 45 minutes and went well. Basically just answering questions about how you would deal with certain scenarios, previous experience/employers. Just use common sense there and also don't bad mouth any previous employers. Dress appropriately too, get a hair trim. Work jeans, button down shirt tucked in, work boots. They'll officially offer you the job after this interview and your next step is training. Which for an experienced driver as yourself is more along the lines of learning how they do things, not necessarily teaching you how drive a truck you already know that.

 

Good luck to ya!

 

Congratulation sir! We built a retirement home in the Laughlin Ranch area of Bullhead. It's just north of your facility off of Bullhead Parkway and Laughlin View Dr. We are not there very often even though we are retired. I hope for the best for you.

 

Did you end up going with DOT or back to .gov?