I did and I very much appreciate it I just want to look at every option as well as I can, I don't like job hopping. I worked at UPS from 17 to 37 and I'd like to find somewhere for the next twenty years. I called a bunch of juice and fruit haulers in Plant City like you suggested, I pretty much got told by everyone to put a year in at a starter company and then give then a call. I'm thinking Tampa truck driving school is where I'm gonna go, the community college is probably a better course but it's 12 weeks of short days and I would rather power thru and get it done a lil quicker.
Swift.......as a starting company.
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That was someone else that recommended the juice haulers; I remember the post though.
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I was just cautioning against trying to do things too quickly.
It takes some time to actually get into a position to see what it is all about. Which is why I mentioned a year before you move to another area.
One year, or a bit more, will show you the good and bad, the fast and slow times, the ups and downs of any job.
It is for your benefit, as much as it is for the employer, to give every position that you take a fair chance.FlaSwampRat Thanks this. -
Not sure if FFE does or not.Lepton1 and FlaSwampRat Thank this. -
Go get your cdl and pull for ups.
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I make a lot more now but I enjoyed swift. They make everything easy.88228822 and FlaSwampRat Thank this. -
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