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Thread: Does experience count?

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    zcourt is offline Rookie zcourt is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default Does experience count?

    I’m a 10 year experienced driver but haven’t be able to find a good job on the charlotte area
    What’s wrong with the trucking industry around here?
    Last week I had an interview with a company that I know they pay $18 hour start back in NJ
    And they told me its only $14 in NC?
    Since all my experience is LTL, that’s what I been looking for, but I can go regional.
    Does some one knows a company that is hiring with decent start around charlotte area
    My email is macfly_2k@hotmail.com
    I will appreciate any input thank you.

    I hold a CDL A hazmt-tanker-doubles---- last traffic violation was a speeding ticket going
    73 on a 65 mph zone back in NJ 12/20/2003
    I hope I can get something before New Year or I will have to come back to my old job, because my
    Pocket is getting empty ?

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    Sealord is offline Senior Board Member Sealord is on the right path.  You could probably safely loan them a quarter.
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    If a company in NC pays $14/hour to put butts in seats, why would they pay $18? You want $18/hour go to NJ. BOL

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    www.tcwonline.com try them

    I'd take $14 an hour in NC over $18 an hour in NJ anyday of the week . The cost of living is generally higher in NJ . The traffic is worse and the crime rate rate is higher . It's just a cluttered mess .

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    I'd take $14 an hour in NC over $18 an hour in NJ anyday of the week
    i was just the same thing smooth as i was reading this thread,been to Jersey 3 times in a big truck and that was enough for me and not only the cost of living and crap it also stinks up there
    go with the flow..........or just don't go nuff said

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    You are lucky to be offered that in Charlotte, or most anywhere in NC. The pay rate for drivers in this state has been on a steady decline for the past few years.

    With all the manufacturing jobs lost in the last 5 years, there are thousands of people lining up for any driving job they can get.

    Some companies are paying $8.00 hr for experienced local drivers. I saw this ad last week, and someone probably took the job.

    Go to all the big LTL websites and check their job listings for NC. They are almost non-existent.

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    Sometimes checking their website, doesn't necessarily mean if its not listed there, they aren't hiring. The best thing is to walk in and find out whats available.

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    zcourt is offline Rookie zcourt is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Well I had apply with all the big guys around here, but is true there is not shortage of drivers around here
    And the reason that I left NJ is because you can’t live over there no more, costs of living is to high
    I just got a call for company that will start me at $16 no to bad since my mortgage here is $1300
    Compare to $2200 back in NJ.
    One last question does anyone knows anything about a company call bakemark they also offer me a job
    With a ton of overtime. Google said is a bakery company that’s all I know

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