Where do you as a driver look for jobs?

For me, I have 70k driven. I dont need a national company telling me that I need to ride second/ third seat because they want to have an excuse to not pay me for work. So I probably wont look for national carriers. Especially when they lie about there not being any loads north of Portland Maine. What a CROCK!

As to how I search? Apparently you dont know of a forum member here called @Chinatown. If you want to know what is available, ask him. He has the answers.

Oh and no need for apologies. Though you proobably should edit out the company you represent (might look like illegal to forum advertising)

 

@Gunner75

 

The best way to search for a career position. Would be to stop looking in those lying trucking magazine advertisements. Stay off of Craigslist looking at ads that offer a 100mph Volvo.

After one does that, while at the truck stop fueling up. Look for the driver that might be a little bit older and seems happy over all. Start the ask about the company. And how long has the driver been there. Find out what they do, where they go, etc. Then on your free time start to research the company.

I have found out about the upper echelon of companies this way.

 

I like Indeed.com. But I also watch for condition of equipment, driver's appearance and behavior in general. And talking to drivers, be it at the truck stop or the tank wash is always helpful.
Not looking right now... very happy where I am at.

 

It would also be nice if the recruiter didnt let people whom call get voice mail becuase whom ever doesnt want to answer the phone.
directed at OP

 

Word of mouth invite only..
I have numbers saved from people I’ve met along the way.

@wore out
Could you have someone from your recruiting department give me a call when a seat in a 359 comes available ?
You do have auto shift 359’s right or nah ?

I can’t shift I need an auto...

 

Qualified drivers and good drivers can be two completely different things.
Every job I've looked at in those bs truck mags has been just that.
Craigslist jobs the same , every great once in awhile a golden nugget will show up on cr but 99.99 % is worse than what's advertised in the truck mags and sites like CDLJOBS.com .
Those of us that have been around for awhile know and understand that especially in today's truck world a driving job worth having isn't going to be found in the advertised section of anything.
If your in need of good quality drivers it starts with in your company.
If it's truly a job worth having they wouldn't need ' you'