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Originally Posted by Foxoreo
I had made an attempt at trying to go with Schneider. They would provide the training, even though I would have been stuck with them for 18 months, and was really looking forward to it. They were gonna set me up to do their liquid bulk/tanker truck. But then it all came crashing down when they said they don't allow pets. They were really looking forward to having me, and I was really looking forward to driving for them. And would be if they allowed me to take my dog. Same thing with Roehl. Schneider was my first choice for a trucking company, but I have to have my dog with me.
Had an uncle who worked for them a year. He hated it. Said he was promised to run the southeast (since he lived in GA), and instead was mostly in the pacific northwest (complete opposite area of the country). |
Originally Posted by farder
inmate1577
--you obviously don't run out of Fontana. I ran outta there for 3 year and got in on time ONCE. You have to tell them 4 weeks ahead of time when you want TAH and even with that much advance notice they ALWAYS got me in a day or 2 LATE. So if you're telling me that I didn't know how to schedule my TAH with my STL as you seem to imply, then I suggest you are full of it. Well if you cant get home its not SNI's fault. Its up to you the supposed ADULT to make the schedule you want, not them. I guess some people still need a little hand holding from cradle to grave? BTW, I have my time off scheduled through next March and I've been home every other weekend as scheduled. So tell me how SNI screwed you? :roll: :roll: :roll: |
Originally Posted by LostProphet
Originally Posted by Foxoreo
I had made an attempt at trying to go with Schneider. They would provide the training, even though I would have been stuck with them for 18 months, and was really looking forward to it. They were gonna set me up to do their liquid bulk/tanker truck. But then it all came crashing down when they said they don't allow pets. They were really looking forward to having me, and I was really looking forward to driving for them. And would be if they allowed me to take my dog. Same thing with Roehl. Schneider was my first choice for a trucking company, but I have to have my dog with me.
Had an uncle who worked for them a year. He hated it. Said he was promised to run the southeast (since he lived in GA), and instead was mostly in the pacific northwest (complete opposite area of the country). |
Originally Posted by Foxoreo
Originally Posted by LostProphet
Originally Posted by Foxoreo
I had made an attempt at trying to go with Schneider. They would provide the training, even though I would have been stuck with them for 18 months, and was really looking forward to it. They were gonna set me up to do their liquid bulk/tanker truck. But then it all came crashing down when they said they don't allow pets. They were really looking forward to having me, and I was really looking forward to driving for them. And would be if they allowed me to take my dog. Same thing with Roehl. Schneider was my first choice for a trucking company, but I have to have my dog with me.
Had an uncle who worked for them a year. He hated it. Said he was promised to run the southeast (since he lived in GA), and instead was mostly in the pacific northwest (complete opposite area of the country). |
I am not saying someone like that doesn't love their pets. And I do work in a factory. And no, I wouldn't bring my dog to that job. Because I know that I will be home every single night. With trucking, I wil be gone for extended periods of time, not home every night, and I am the only person who can take care of her. I have no friends or family here that are able or willing to take care of a large dog, whether it's because of their living situations, or their dislike of dogs.
And I barely make enough to get by. But it's enough to get by. Yes, I would love to be able to make more, but not at the expense of her. |
Have to agree with Farder...
Drove for Schneider 2 and a half years, 1 and a half to many! While driving for Scneider thought I am with a good company...not exactly! Schneiders micro managing style is good for rookies,after getting some experience,move on. Driving for Crete in my 5 month now,not only is my compensation and benefits superb to that of Schneider,my frustration and stress level is virtually gone! Have to downgrade the big orange machine to a MEDIOCRE company. |
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