Local jobs available after truck driving school
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#11
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Douglas: Originally Posted by Douglas
Many different recruiters came to our school, and the instructors told us the same thing (unlikely to get hired by a local company), BUT they warned us the recruiters would paint us a pretty picture about their company, and it would probably not be as they said it would if we were to get hired for real.
PLEASE, "resize" the photo of your truck in your signature or delete it. It causes most, if not all of us, to have to scroll side to side in order to read the TEXT in everyone's posts. There is no good reason for this. We've seen your truck.... it's nice.
Didn't you once have a picture of a big green dump truck in your signature? Didn't I ask you nicely to resize it? If that wasn't YOU, I apologize for bringing it up. Either way... I'd LIKE to read the threads that you start or post on, but it is way too much work.
If you're not sure how to do it.... I'm sure someone here can tell you. It's not that hard to do.
I most SINCERELY appreciate your cooperation on this.
Hobo
#14
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Yes, that picture is getting on my nerves too.Originally Posted by Mackman
I was thinking the same thing HOBO its a pain in the ass scrolling form side to side
Here. Please accept and make use of this gift of a dramatically less obnoxious version of the picture:

#15
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PLEASE, "resize" the photo of your truck in your signature or delete it. It causes most, if not all of us, to have to scroll side to side in order to read the TEXT in everyone's posts. There is no good reason for this. We've seen your truck.... it's nice.
Didn't you once have a picture of a big green dump truck in your signature? Didn't I ask you nicely to resize it? If that wasn't YOU, I apologize for bringing it up. Either way... I'd LIKE to read the threads that you start or post on, but it is way too much work.
If you're not sure how to do it.... I'm sure someone here can tell you. It's not that hard to do.
I most SINCERELY appreciate your cooperation on this.
Hobo
Ditto!!!!!Originally Posted by golfhobo
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Douglas: Originally Posted by Douglas
Many different recruiters came to our school, and the instructors told us the same thing (unlikely to get hired by a local company), BUT they warned us the recruiters would paint us a pretty picture about their company, and it would probably not be as they said it would if we were to get hired for real.
PLEASE, "resize" the photo of your truck in your signature or delete it. It causes most, if not all of us, to have to scroll side to side in order to read the TEXT in everyone's posts. There is no good reason for this. We've seen your truck.... it's nice.
Didn't you once have a picture of a big green dump truck in your signature? Didn't I ask you nicely to resize it? If that wasn't YOU, I apologize for bringing it up. Either way... I'd LIKE to read the threads that you start or post on, but it is way too much work.
If you're not sure how to do it.... I'm sure someone here can tell you. It's not that hard to do.
I most SINCERELY appreciate your cooperation on this.
Hobo
#16
Ridge Runner , 08-26-2007 05:31 PM
PM sent! :lol:
#17
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But, apparently not responded to. Perhaps, you mentioned it to him, but he might not realize that with a simple change to his profile, ALL the threads that the picture appears on would be instantly "cleared up."Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
PM sent! :lol:
Or maybe, he's a solo driver and away from his computer for the next several weeks?
I went local right out of truck driving school. Those that say you can't do it are full of BS.
It does require more effort however. You can't just apply to local jobs like you can OTR. Local jobs are in higher demand than OTR and the turnover rate is much much lower.
I suggest filling out some apps to some local companies, and then CALLING THEM. Get an interview. Do good in the interview. A lot of drivers probably have the same amount of experience applying, and the same kind of records. They can pick and choose who to hire going beyond just the application. So the interview is key! You can also cold call some places and ask to speak to the transportation manager, and talk to him directly.
Basically it comes down to you having to agressively seek these jobs, they won't come to you. It can be done, but it will require some work on your part.
It does require more effort however. You can't just apply to local jobs like you can OTR. Local jobs are in higher demand than OTR and the turnover rate is much much lower.
I suggest filling out some apps to some local companies, and then CALLING THEM. Get an interview. Do good in the interview. A lot of drivers probably have the same amount of experience applying, and the same kind of records. They can pick and choose who to hire going beyond just the application. So the interview is key! You can also cold call some places and ask to speak to the transportation manager, and talk to him directly.
Basically it comes down to you having to agressively seek these jobs, they won't come to you. It can be done, but it will require some work on your part.
#19
Ridge Runner , 09-03-2007 06:46 AM
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Or maybe, he's a solo driver and away from his computer for the next several weeks?
Originally Posted by golfhobo
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But, apparently not responded to. Perhaps, you mentioned it to him, but he might not realize that with a simple change to his profile, ALL the threads that the picture appears on would be instantly "cleared up."Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
PM sent! :lol:
Or maybe, he's a solo driver and away from his computer for the next several weeks?
His PM was never opened. I went ahead and "fixed" it.