How Long to stay with a company?

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Go on with it ","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Location?","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"what kind of driver are you and why are you here ? Do you enjoy being out for six weeks at a time or are you planning the next hometime be fore you finish the current one ? For anyone new this is a hard business in the beginning it is also a direct reflection of the effort you put into it. stay with a company for a year without problems, the next company will be better and pay more. spend time researching companies before you leave, write down a list of questions to use each time you talk to a company you think you may be interested in. are there forward facing cameras in your truck, what is your governed speed, are your trucks standard, automatic or do you have both, can I bring it home if not where do I have to leave it ? what is your policy on breakdowns, how am I compensated? are loner trucks available. what do you have for driver benefits ? what is your percentage of drop and hook, will I be required to unload the truck at any time. Do you back up load assignments with preplan. what is your winter driving policy's and much much more.","replyToPid":0}

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1222700 发表于 2021-04-15 09:55:56 That would be ideal. but i gotta have 2 years experience. i'm still a new driver  

","text":"So, I drive a little green tractor with a couple of little trailers.  After a decade of oilfield, this is the easiest money o have ever made.","replyToPid":422823}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"Before you leave, save enough money so you can go without work for 2-3 months. This way you can freely reject job offers. Often times, the first calls you receive from the jobs you applied to are the worst. If you’re in a hurry for a job, you’ll take that first job offer and 6 months later you’ll be planning another exit. Instead, save enough money so you can take the time to find a really good job.\n\nBy the time you save money to cover 2-3 months of your expenses, you would have completed 1 year. That’ll look even better on a job application."}

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1222700 发表于 2021-04-15 09:55:56 That would be ideal. but i gotta have 2 years experience. i'm still a new driver  

","text":"To be a contractor (“owner operator”) under a fleet, you really do not need 1 year of experience. Maybe 3 months to learn the basics of being a truck driver. Your company will likely have you take a few classes on how to become a successful contractor. Then you’ll be assigned a business counselor. It’s really not rocket science. Put in the effort and be willing to learn.","replyToPid":422823}