"Sorry sir, you dont have enough experience"
#5
The longer you wait to go to work, the more difficult it will be to find a job. If you are really interested in driving a truck for a living, you will probably need to go otr for at least 1 year. If it is something you want to do that should not be too difficult a sacrifice. I would have thought this would have come up when you went to school. I am curious as to why you would rather flip burgers than go otr for a short time?
#6
I always was local never did OTR. Keep lookin try dump truck outfits. Or trash companys drivin a roll off or somethin. I dont blame you. You DONT have to do the OTR thing you can get a local job.
#7
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 117
Originally Posted by GMAN
The longer you wait to go to work, the more difficult it will be to find a job. If you are really interested in driving a truck for a living, you will probably need to go otr for at least 1 year. If it is something you want to do that should not be too difficult a sacrifice. I would have thought this would have come up when you went to school. I am curious as to why you would rather flip burgers than go otr for a short time?
#9
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Ft. Washington, MD
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Originally Posted by NHHunter
Am I being unreasonable? My kids are very young. I want to drive tractor trailer, but locally. Is that too much to ask as a rookie?
If you don't mind doing a "little" lifting, you should check out companies Coke, Pepsi and Budweiser. They all have been known to hire rookies.
#10
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Sulphur Springs, TX
Posts: 528
Originally Posted by NHHunter
Am I being unreasonable? My kids are very young. I want to drive tractor trailer, but locally. Is that too much to ask as a rookie?
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