Road Test tomorrow for Walmart

No go oilfield trash is where it's at

 

read the walmart drivers complaints. i don't think too many complaints are fabrications.

 

Driver facing/no, slip seating yes, no weekend off, you won't be home every night, as for micro management.... don't hit stuff, be professional and more than likely you'll be left alone. Good luck

 

Which company has the best benefits & retirement plan?
Remember, all truck drivers are just one DOT physical away from being unemployed.

 

Heres an idea. Make your decision the old fashioned way. Create a pros and cons list about leaving your current job and driving for Wal-Mart.

 

You applied for a job at Walmart, something bothers you about your current job, maybe you know that the oil industry is a never ending cycle of booms and busts.
The answer to your dilemma resides inside your head already.
I don't work hard here at Walmart and money is good and steady, as long as you can play diplomacy and learn to let the little frustrations go away, this is a good place to be.
Good luck on your decision.

 

It really works out as to what you want out of life. If you have children growing up, then weekends off even with less pay would be where it is at...got to have an assigned truck you don't share, then stay where you at...want to be recognized as a professional at the top of your field, come on down. The safety folks at Plainview are pretty fair. Get hold of a current driver(even if you have to button hole one at a store or truckstop) to let you know what to expect...our road test are probably alittle different than others you have taken.

 

Weekend off policy just isn't enough for those with family they want to spend that time with.