Walmart here I come!

Welcome aboard

 

Thanks guys. I'm looking Foward to
it

 

HeyI love this trend back in January I have plywood Walmart I passed a pre-trip through test the background check the whole 9 yards I had a small little fender bender May 10, 2012 my company said it was non-preventable I said it was a non-preventable I did get a ticket took the ticket to court and the judge agreed with me and through the ticket out at the end the safety department Walmart wanted to see the police report and they said in their eyes it was a preventable accident so I would not eligible to be hired I didn't want to argue with the ladies because I didn't want to get blackballed onreapply in at a later date so my three years from the time of the minor little fender bender will be up on May 10, 2015 and I will be reapply my question is I live in South Texas which is the better of the DC's new bronze full or Sealy

 

Thanks guys you have been a great help over the past year or so

 

Hey guys! Just wanted to let you know I just finished my first couple of weeks running out of the Beaver Dam, WI DC. This job is GREAT! I work with a bunch of great people, drive excellent equipment and am really enjoying my new job. Thanks for all the advice you guys provided. Welcome to WALMART!!

 

I live in Atlanta GA, I have 20 years experience. I am wanting to apply for Walmart but I don't see that they are hiring in GA for OTR. Can someone tell should I apply to any location and hope they transfer me or can someone explain to me how it would work. Thanks in advance

 

Keep an eye on the DC you want to apply to, though you might not see an opening for some time, perhaps even years. You can apply to any other DC that has an opening, then you will be ELIGIBLE to transfer as of midnight on your one-year anniversary. However, there must be an opening where you want to transfer to, so you might have to wait quite some time before you would be ABLE to transfer, so consider the distance very carefully when making the decision to apply out of your area, ask yourself if you could make a long-distance prospect work for you. The warmer climate DC's do not have the movement that the ones in the North have, so you could wait years beyond your one-year eligibility date. I live 4.5 hours from my DC but with a 6 on/3 off it works for me and I'm not going to transfer even though there is a DC 2 hours closer. I'm just happy where I am and being on the program I have. Good luck.

 

Agreed. I am 3 hrs transit to my DC and the 6/3 works perfectly for me.