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Nice squeeze chute.

 

Small world Dye....checked out Ur Hometown and it appears very close to the town a 40 year friend now lives after marrying a Canadian Doctor about 3 years ago

O yeah, the Town/City is Kitchner!

 

All I gotta say bud is if your not happy at a job you should prob start looking for something else. Never know what else you could be doing. I've never been afraid to leave jobs because I wanted something better. This one I have now is the longest I've ever stayed at a company and it's been 2 years. I've had 11 jobs in just over 6 years....

 

Work. Took a short arborist course and followed one of the teachers where there was jobs lined up.

 

Look at the bright side. At least you don't have to start worrying about doing a PM on the air conditioning system.

 

What's it like out west? We have a lot of carriers that want 2-3 years experience for insurance.

And, definitely no offence meant, I think if Dye could make it to 2 years where he is, with a reasonably clean abstract, he could have companies begging to hire him. Add a FAST card and he'll be the one interviewing companies to work for. Not the other way around.

There IS a shortage of GOOD truckers.

 

It was the same way. I mean I started at the bottom at some pretty crappy companies hence why I moved on from some of them after only a couple months but once I started to just have a little experience I had no problem getting anything I applied for. I was working in the oil patch driving off-road, hauling cars, tankers, oversize all before I had 2 years.

 

You read all the horror stories on here about drivers not succeeding. MAYBE the DRIVER isn't succeeding because they don't put in the effort to succeed. Seems a lot of the flatbed guys over on this side do ok.

I'd love to work out west for a couple years, and down the coast. Or UP the coast.

 

who said foreigners where bad drivers?

 

At least he/they are on the correct side of the road Aussiejosh.