sent my company a drunk "nasty" email and they still want me to come back , should

Can you tell me in one of these two documents where it says that you getting your feelings hurt is uncalled for? Please show me because I am sick of these whiny assed wimps that are being produced today.



Women drivers get worse insults than you will get in your lifetime and you don't see them in here whining. Put your feminine side back in the closet and become a truck driver, because this is nothing compared to what you will get if you stay in this field.

 

Is tuition reimbursement coming into play? Maybe they are concerned about leaving money on the table you can "go for", being you felt intimidated out. You can suck it up, go back and say you should have asked for a different trainer as you didn't want to sell this man and his livelihood down the river, so you didn't make the most solid decision at the time.

However, it is like you both cheated on each other. Trust is not there. Th asterisk next to yoir name on the computer says anytime he messes, terminate based on what he did. Can you overcome that??? Pretty tough as a number in a large company.

Good luck.

 

As long as they can make $3.00 per mile profit off of a ¢0.44 truck driver big companies don't care. Give or take ¢0.50

 

I assure you, no one cares about your email, they will either take you or a Mexican and pay them next to nothing to keep the truck moving.

 

Maybe all of the office staff is married. Being married myself, it makes you feel right at home to have someone cuss you out. You probabaly made their day. Ya never know when you are doing a good deed.

 

Yup. It's a test. "If this guy is bright enough to send that email...I bet he might be bright enough to come back."

 

Why do I get the feeling that you are just some bored driver sitting at a Petro looking to raise some hackles on the internet. Isn't channel 19 entertaining enough?

 

Battered Wife Syndrome.

"I left in the middle of the night with my things, screw him"
"I texted him to tell him I was moving on"
"He texted me back saying he wants me to come home, that things will be different"
"I think I might go back"

 

I think Cranky has it right. They don't care one jot about your feelings. A truck company isn't in the feelgood business, they're in the moving freight business. They just want butts in seats pulling their loads. You might consider that it's a plus, the company having enough freight this time of the season. You might also consider just driving, unless you're looking for that perfect company 30-aught said. If you find it, please, let the rest of us know.

 

Check into his profile, and the thread he started about himself "getting bored". That would be why this is deja vu(???)