Something just flew over my head...........and I missed it.......
He was a highly experienced 23 year old with 5 years of driving experience, and the spelling skills of a 5 year old.
one that wants to change jobs anyways....lol
lol...wut?
lol....we had a resume from a highway hauler that was in a wreck, he couldn't do any heavy lifting, couldn't work more than 10 hours a day due to chronic fatigue, and also claimed to have poor night vision.....someone looking to keep up their benefits by submitting applications to companies he knows he has no chance in hell at landing an interview methinks.....The 'ol Super Trucker, eh? This thread was started back in 2011. That being said, we just had a seat open up last week, and it's pretty hard to find competant guys with experience. It's kind of funny to read through some of the resumes, some of these guys must think that it's a fairly easy job, then you 'enlighten' them as to what your expectations are, then they lose a little wind out of their sails. The best ones that I've heard are, when asked about loading/unloading over the back of the trailer or winching shacks or dead equipment is..."well I haven't much experince doing that, but it can't be that hard...it's just common sense". LOL thats usually when I thank them for their time and file their paper work in the appropriate folder
just out of curiosity, what kind of price range you lookin for? my pa was mumbling about taking a couple of our older 40 ton aspens to ritchie's in the spring.
