Thanks to all, I appreciate all of the input. I just want reassurance that my experience has not faded too much. I don’t want to be b.s.’d into a refresher course when some company insists on it to be hired.
Old Experience = No Experience ?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by VA CDL Holder, May 2, 2022.
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No disrespect - but on paper, 10 jobs over 10 years with no longer than 6 months each, looks terrible.
Maybe you need to find something seasonal like harvest hauling or construction?
Or buy your own rig and authority and do as you please. Or a temp agency perhaps.Sirscrapntruckalot, nredfor88, tscottme and 3 others Thank this. -
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When the companies are having a hard time getting drivers and keeping drivers, why would they risk spending time and money on a driver that isn't going to stay? You need to figure out why you are leaving every company you work for and fix that. Then find a trucking company that matches what you must have at a job to stay there and be productive for a long time. One suggestion is work for a company near where you live and look at the medium to small companies in that area. I don't know what is causing you to quit these jobs, but that is the issue. Be honest with yourself and get that sorted out.
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