Some input please, Roehl VS Schneider

Morning looking for some input. I have my class B for 20 years now been hauling propane around locally. I’ve decided to get my class A. At this point I have two offers on the table run from Schneider and one from roehl.

Both companies are offering me to get my class a with training of course if I quit within a year I have to pay for It.

Each program will have me tied up for a month. Roehl will pay me 500 a week while training. Then 90 a day when out with a trainer. Roehl is only offering dry van opportunities on my area at the moment at .33cpm out 11-14 days then home for 3-4 days

Schneider is unpaid until I start orientation then it’s 80 a day till training is over. They are offering regional dry van in my area M-F I believe the daily rate was close to 180.

Put all the money aside and even the hometime schedule.

My question is from those who are out there who will I do better with on the long run as a company driver. Who has proven to have better equipment treat drivers better etc....

My goal is do this for a year get some miles and experience under my belt and when the year is over purchasing my own truck and become in O/O

Any insight would be great. Good and bad on each company.

Thanks
Josh