Short Mentor/Training Programs

Not sure what you expected but you were judged on the entirety of your post.

You signed up for Swift and should have known you would be spending weeks in a truck with another person. When you didn't like it you quit.

You went to drive for someone a friend of yours drove for. Either you didn't ask the right questions or your friend sugar coated how things would be. Turned out not so good and again, you quit.

Just how do you think that should be perceived? Dedicated? Reliable? A good risk to invest time and money training?

 

If you can't be specific with your last company then it never happened.Bottom line is this is trucking and you need to deal with your trainer for weeks if you wanna be successful.If you wanna go with companies with a week or two of training then the only results you're going to see is a loser of a company.Far as me not here to help you what's the point,youre not caring what the ppl with constructive criticism is saying.Point is put your big boy pants on before starting this industry.

 

Or go local. A few days of 8 to 12 hours and your all by your lonesome...

 

My mistake. I had the feeling this was an ear tickle thread, and I ignored my instincts. Sorry about that.

 

It was a week. $1200. Solo run. 4400miles Round Robin. A hard living.

 

Not true, ignore the listed requirements. Apply anyway