Why the turnover?

Gee, rough gig.

Scored high in trip-planning, --- no doubt.

I wonder how long he'll work there before he moves back into mommy & daddy's basement?

 

don't forget that there is a good majority of drivers that just go from one company to another.

 

Figured you had to from western PA, papap. That's what my grandkids call me. They're in Irwin. Was just out there to see them in December.
Anyway, we'd be glad to have you on the road. Come and join the fun.

 

One guy wrote saying that the government pays the companies to keep people busy training them.

 

Aftershock has real good grip on this stuff, I agree with his statement to aim high, thats what i did, I read about the companys that were very picky about who they hired, thats the direction i went cause I am picky about who I work for, I did a ton of research using this site, it paid off pretty good so far.

Most of the drivers that quit quick did not look into this profession before
just jumping in, BIG MISTAKE ,,, this is not easy,you have to pay your dues,thats what i am doing now, it takes months to adapt to this lifestyle,but if you know going in what your getting into its a lot easier, Attitude Is Everything , I thought " I'm gonna quit !" about 3-4 times a day for the first couple months , now its starting to get easier and i only wanna quit a couple times a week,,,lol