I recently graduated in December and have been trying to find a local job with no luck. Everyone wants at least 3 months experience. With that being said I've been looking into regional jobs.
One company, Werner, had a rep come into our class in October and talk to us. At the time it sounded like everything he said was too good to be true. I reached out to their recruiting department to see what they had to offer. The woman I spoke with said she could put me on a Dollar General account covering MD, PA, DE, and NJ with weekends home. She said pay was $.67/mile making $81,000+ a year. I know there is a lot of manual labor involved since you unload your truck and I'm fine with that to keep myself from remaining too sedentary while driving.
Does anyone know if these are realistic numbers for pay? I don't know anyone who works for Werner so I figured someone on this forum might be able to answer this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Too good to be true?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Gojira, Jan 5, 2022.
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