Im of my position that way I cant get disappointed as easy, If I happen to have a bad week or two.
My TMC experience.
Discussion in 'TMC' started by Gunner75, Jul 1, 2014.
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Stuka Thanks this.
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Glad to see you've come this far gunner. You won't be disjointed like everyone wise has started and you have experienced so far. Sounds like you're ready. Good luck. Chris is an awesome trainer. You got lucky with that.
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I believe I've met Chris a couple times, he's definitely quality, and I believe you can read more on that in their newsletter or on their site. Keeping your expectations low is a smart way to do it. Sometimes you feel like you're working for nothing, but when you get the check it's usually a better feeling. If you're a hard worker, you'll be just fine. Just don't let the little stuff drag you down. You have unlimited resources here, and at Tmc. Make some friends around the company and be sure to have them on speed dial. It always made me feel better when my buddies were having bad days on line haul as well. It made it even better when doing specialized and having them have bad days on boats or line haul. It's an awesome job. I'd recommend it to anyone who is disciplined and works hard.
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First load is off loaded, was a 6800lbs load of insulation going to Cleveland to put a new roof on a school. Already at the next shipper, it's a load of shingles going to Minneapolis.
Trainer drove up to Cleveland, then had me back in, then I drove out and down tio the next shipper.guy seems pretty cool. -
Owens Corning or certainteed? I know there's another shingle place by Cincinnati I just can't remember it. I love shingle loads, easy strap, and most of the time not horrible paying if they aren't going to menards.
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This has always been a dream of mine, just wish the stars would aline so I can get it started. Would like trucking to become my second career, but wifey not to kean on the idea of being away from home again. She has already followed me through a 21yr Army career, with more years spent away from home, in far away lands, than years spent at home raising our children. My head tells me I need a job that lets me come home every night, but my heart wants to be in a truck rolling down road. I do see an angle I may be able to exploit, she might be coming around to the idea of driving herself, in which case it would be a team effort (which is awesome). Only down fall is I am pretty set on TMC, if she comes with me, so must our dogs and TMC has a no pet policy. Awww... decisions, decisions!!!!!!!
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