Minimum experience to get into food distribution

Don't forget the LTL barns and local bulk carriers and some of the tanker companies might work with you.

I read a lot about job-hopping on TTR, but it rarely gets said that the biggest reason is lying employers and recruiters. McLane called me recently, made it sound like I'd have singing butterflies helping me do all the work.

 

KLLM Bought FFE in Lancaster Texas who maintained a big time LTL Food Side. You just show up and kick the food off the trailer at the stops so to speak.

As far as you stocking shelves, I usually double check your pricing as a customer lol. So you cannot win at that work. I lasted exactly 10 minutes as a stocker when two bosses started barking at me like I am nothing to them. Then I show up with a reefer and deliver a trailer load to them some years later. Ha.

LTL is pretty intense so it's not a escape from the hell you speak of inside the store.

 

I worked for Pepsi as a merchandiser and now work for Sygma as a driver. Do it now!

 

Lagrasso Brothers?

 

I had zero experience when Sygma hired me