going to schneider
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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going to schneider
Well thought it be easier to find a job but everyone wants exp..So from Canada going to go with schneider figure be better driver with the extra training stick it out see how i like it get some exp.. deide from there.. Im a rookie and i know in this career your always learing.. Hope im making right decission ..
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Re: going to schneider
Originally Posted by twinturbo
Well thought it be easier to find a job but everyone wants exp..So from Canada going to go with schneider figure be better driver with the extra training stick it out see how i like it get some exp.. deide from there.. Im a rookie and i know in this career your always learing.. Hope im making right decission ..
You are making a wise choice. You wont find the perfect company to start with and SNI isnt any exception but they are strict on safety and following federal rules and regs. NO logbook "fudging" or any other nonsense.
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Northern NV
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You could do a lot worse than pumpkin for a 1st job.
They don't way all that much but they run safe & legal, have good training and don't promote fleece purchase.
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: NEPA
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:roll: Once again, please refrain from using the word career
in association with trucking. Am I the only one that thinks it is a dead end job? :roll:
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Ca.
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8) I don`t work for them, I`m pretty much local now a days,but I do look at some of the ads for different companies from time to time and what they offer sounds good to me . A fellow at my church went to work for them he liked it but he was never home.So if you just want to get some windshield time, you will get it there fo sho!!! Good luck.
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Originally Posted by continental
:roll: Once again, please refrain from using the word career
in association with trucking. Am I the only one that thinks it is a dead end job? :roll: No offence, but in 30 yrs I have made much better than average pay in my driving career. Homes, new cars, motorcycles, not just for me but my kids were raised riding also! In another year, I am buying property and am moving to FL to reserve my spot before I am to old to enjoy it....lol Make this business give you what you want!! Its here and waiting for you to make it what you want it to be!!! Its been said here before, a job is what you make it .
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