Truck Driving for Pepsi

Good luck!

I agree with Wally, the money saved being at home will add up quick.

Be warned though, you will have muscle pains for the first month. That is normal when you are not use to this type of work. Take your time and work into the job. Safety is your number one priority. Then, the customer.
Oh, and be ready to buy some new clothes, especially come summer, you will lose weight.

 

Thanks guys. I'll keep everyone updated. As far as the back breaking work I'm ready for it. I do alot of lifting and moving of stuff at work. Obviously this job is for 8 hours or more non stop,but it won't be as bad as someone who just sits around all day. If this fails and the local dump trucking doesn't pick up ill be hitting the open road

 

Keep us updated. And BOL.

 

Did my phone interview yesterday, went well i guess, the lady was very direct and would cut me off if i answered too much. Got an email today saying they liked my answers and would be in a hiring pool, they said to keep checking my e-mail? is this normal pepsi SOP or am I ####e out of luck////////

 

i've been wanting to see about getting hired on with pepsi, or coors, or something like that.

 

After I did my phone interview the girl said I did a excellent job and had very good answers, she then followed that with can you come in for a face to face tomorrow which I did. That all went excellent also. I called the other day and they said they would contact me within 7-10 days, I'm taking it that is due to them doing a background check and what not on me. I'll update when I hear back.

 

I got a notice by e-mail this morning to set up a phone interview. What kind of questions should I expect. I know that it could be totally differant than your interview, but any help would be good. Thanks

 

they will ask about 4 questions and will be along the lines of tell me an experience you had were you learned something valuable and how did it effect your job. wierd stuff like that, just be honest