Prime Trainer can't train...

Discussion in 'Report A BAD Trucking Company Here' started by truckerdaddy24, Aug 26, 2010.

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  1. truckerdaddy24

    truckerdaddy24 Road Train Member

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    No I got the attitude from people like you Mike, People who would rather stand back and quack on the radio about how a driver is having a hard time getting into a parking space rather then getting your lazy A%^ out of the truck and helping him, You my friend is what is haqppening and is what is wrong with this industry, My attitude is fine till it is altered by fools such as yourself who thinks they know it all, I suggest that if you know it all why don't you write a book then if it sells enough copies you can go buy an island and leave all the rest of us alone, Attitude or not, Mike sorry to say I will be OK.
    Mike it doesn't matter, I'm not on that truck or any other god sent driver such as yourself, You act like you are perfect, I wish you would check that perfection with that trick of walking on water, This has just been a hiccup in my process to find a good company to work for, Yes Prime is a great company but a few of their trainers are not the best out there but you see it was all my fault all this stuff happened, I asked both trainers, "How many trainees have ever requested to get off your truck?" The first one said he has never completed the full training with any trainee... Hmmm that says alot the second one said he had 4 trainees on his truck and only one had completed the full training process on his truck, I then asked "How many of these guys are you still in communications with? Like do they call to check in with you? Or maybe ask for a bit of advise?" Both of them said "NO ONE CALLS THEM EVER, THAT EVERY SITUATION ENDED THE SAME WAY OURS DID". Do you see a patern here? End of story.:biggrin_255:
     
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    If you can "drive and do it well" then why can't you deal with the roads in Penna?
     
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    1) hopefully I can get a trainer like U2 or Sazook

    2)TD....even I know that if you can't even park it, then it's time to find a desk
     
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    Yeah yeah yeah... you told us that over and over about the exhausting orientation classes and how taxing they were sitting there... I dont know about you, but I couldnt wait to get behind the wheel by myself.

    So what if he only had 1:10 on his 70... If you bothered to learn anything about the 70 hour rule, he probably needed you to get the truck down the road until midnight when he got hours back and then he could get a full shift of driving in meanwhile wishing he could stuff a wad of cotton in your mouth with all your complaining or pontificating on your vast "basic knowledge of life."

    What does this mean anyway?
    If you drive so well and you are so confident, then winding roads should be no problem. You paid for your "Community College" CDL class... Did they not teach you how to drive? You should know how your trailer tracks... its part of driving and you "do it well". You constantly contradict yourself.

    Is it possible you talke such a great game to your trainer (seeing how you are briming with confidence at how well you drive) that he didnt see the need to worry about your skills? Maybe your superior "basic knowledge of life" translated into excellent driving skills.... remember you can drive and you do it well.

    Your right, just because I make good money at it is a perfect reason for it not to be for you. Your looking for someone to take on the noble cause of sitting by your side guiding every moment of your journey to go beyond the "basic knowledge of life." To put up with you invading their limited living/work space, while teaching you, holding your hand. How dare they expect any or above extra compensation for such noble pursuits.

    Not a chance until you stop avoiding the question... Quit you, fired him, quit him? which is it?

    You really have a self inflated ego about yourself... you're not wanted at Prime because you know too many secrets?

    There is no secret. You didnt know what you were getting into. Training isnt a CDL school. Training is for driver's who have basic driving experiance and need time behind the wheel before being turned out on their own truck. Its to show how Prime conducts business, whats expected of its drivers, and how the driver is expected to perform when conducting that business.

    The picture seems to get clearer and clearer....

    I seriously fault your trainer for having too much trust in your ability to drive. (I wonder where he got that idea? maybe from your big mouth)

    Your second trainer thought the work joke was funny the first time, and figured you had a "smart mouth" when you repeated it the next day.

    Quit you, Fired him, or Quit him?
     
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    truckerdaddy24 Road Train Member

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    There are no holes in trailers and all of the mail boxes were standing when I came back thru, There is no problem at all, You guys are creating more of a problem then there really is. So I will say what I want, i am not here to please anyone about what happened, It happened and I'm over it, I'm sorry you are not, Or are you trying to pick on me? Because I didn't go for the slavery pay that Prime offers for 12-15 weeks? I'm smarter then that. :biggrin_2559:
     
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    I can park it, Where would you like it parked? Are you saying I can't park it? Who are you to judge my driving skills? Another one of these know it all Super Trucker/Trainers at Prime?
    They say they are good but who are they asking? themselves? they are their own worst enemy... I wish you well, but the stats are not in your favor.. :biggrin_25513:Just saying. :biggrin_25510:Take Care.
     
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    U2 I have you on ignore so the sooner you get down the road with that late load driving it with your slave for a trainee the better it will be for all of us. Take Care. TD.
     
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    What are you if you can pinpoint precisley whats wrong with the industry after 3 weeks on a truck?

    Its such a great company that if you "can disuade one person then all of this is worth it.

    Good luck finding a company with the perfect training force out there. Read the forums much? While the majority of trainers are decent, professional individuals, there are always a few bad apples (trainers) in every bunch.

    Did the first trainer give you any reasons for non-completions? same for the second?

    Ive had 5. So far one completion and one nearly complete. What does that say about me?

    One guy quit because his girlfriend was hassling him, she didnt know what she was getting into with him being away...

    I kicked one off the truck due to his lack of interest in anything but sleeping and ignoring instructions. I gave him a chance, had a discussion of what was expected and he was warned. No improvement

    I kicked one off before he even got to my truck. I was warned that I was his 3rd trainer, and that his other trainers didnt bother to pick him up after dropping him off for hometime. Guy had been off for over a week and had 2 days notice of when and where he was expected to be for pick up. I had a delivery schedule to make, he had other ideas that he could somehow change that schedule... Load comes first.

    Its got to be the trainer's fault.

    Quit you, fired him, Quit him... which is it?
     
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    There's no way you will ignore me, you can pretend, but I can already tell.

    Patience

    Quit you, fired him, Quit him... which is it?

    Lying, fibbing, or creative storytelling? Doesnt matter what you say, you've got a credability issue.
     
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