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Originally Posted by devildice
10/03-05/07
I called in this morning (Friday October 5th) to put myself back on the board and also to give my 2 weeks notice. To those that know me, will know this was coming for a while and why. For those of you that do not know me but follow my thread might be as shocked as Davis was when I told them. First and foremost I want to say that my decision to leave is NOT because of Davis. In fact I think they are an excellent company and would recommend them to everyone and anyone. My reasons for leaving are many and all personal reasons which I will not post on here. As the old saying goes….”all good things must come to an end”. Anyways, I was put in the “computer” to be routed through Missoula within the next 2 weeks to turn in the truck. I am surprised and I feel bad for both you and Davis! As I know at this point Davis did not break even with training you! On the upside MORE miles for the drivers already there at Davis! I really thought with all the research you did the past few years that you would have stayed with Davis longer than you did. I really hope that your new gig works out for you and that you stay there longer. Will you have to go through training again? BOL to you DD! Goin Fer It's Wife |
Originally Posted by Goin Fer It
I am surprised and I feel bad for both you and Davis! As I know at this point Davis did not break even with training you!
Goin Fer It's Wife |
:shock: I can't believe she said that!! From everything I read it looks like you ran your a$$ off!!!
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Shocked Shocked Wow! Did they attempt to send you back East again? I am surprised and I feel bad for both you and Davis! As I know at this point Davis did not break even with training you! On the upside MORE miles for the drivers already there at Davis! I really thought with all the research you did the past few years that you would have stayed with Davis longer than you did. I really hope that your new gig works out for you and that you stay there longer. Will you have to go through training again? BOL to you DD! Goin Fer It's Wife :shock: :shock: |
Hey DD,I understand when a job doesn't work out.Been down that road not long ago.Whatever you have going hope it works out for you.I went back to Maverick.They are a great flatbed company.I get home most weekends and stay pretty busy.That was pretty rude what goin fer it wife said.Just blow it off.Better things await you.
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Originally Posted by Colts Fan
:shock: I can't believe she said that!! From everything I read it looks like you ran your a$$ off!!!
I ran pretty good for them. I ran just under 30,000 miles in 3 months and never screwed around. Always delivered a day early and the last 2 times two days early. A comment like that was uncalled for. |
Originally Posted by fireman932003
:shock: :shock:
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Originally Posted by steelhauler2007
Hey DD,I understand when a job doesn't work out.Been down that road not long ago.Whatever you have going hope it works out for you.I went back to Maverick.They are a great flatbed company.I get home most weekends and stay pretty busy.That was pretty rude what goin fer it wife said.Just blow it off.Better things await you.
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well i tried to call you...but it wasnt answered as far as i could tell
things must not be all peachy here as i previously thought....if ya get ahold of me ill fill you in on what i mean.... and yes i understand about needing to move on....ive done it in the past and very well might do it again in the future |
Originally Posted by devildice
Originally Posted by Goin Fer It
I am surprised and I feel bad for both you and Davis! As I know at this point Davis did not break even with training you!
Goin Fer It's Wife I know you probably did pay for your own airline ticket to Davis which diverted some of the cost to Davis. But Davis I believe did pay for the hotel cost, drug testing cost, checks and allot of other paper work involved. It was my understanding and maybe I am wrong that there is quite a bit of expense involved when taking on and training a new employee. I thought that you only got your first solo trip on August 8, 2007. I mean if all these trucking companies could train people and take on new people and they would still make money off of them after six weeks of work. I do not see what the big deal is about people job hopping. I am sorry that I offended you and maybe I am wrong about the cost of training someone in the trucking industry! BOL Goin Fer It's Wife |
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