My Prime INC Experience. (A Running Log)

Orientation feels a lot like boot camp. A lot of hurry up and wait in a low rest, high stress environment.

As far as I can tell, they do it that way to weed out the folks with poor attitudes and a lack if punctuality.

What you pack for depends on how long you'll be side seating as a trainee, but your recruiter will give you a list if the basics. The only real advice I can give is this: pack light, but don't skimp on the socks and the skivvies.

 

Hazmat is not required. Dispatch lied to you.

 

It's getting to be that time of year, so that's a pretty decent idea.

 

Another good week so far this week, making up for a poor showing last week due to repairs. Already at 2315 miles.

 

The VA usually doesn't dawdle when dealing with education benefits. It's C&P they really have issues with. My wife uses MGIB and it is taken care of pretty quick.

 

Yea, forgot about COE. Had to get one for my upcoming home loan, and that took a couple months.