Yeah… I did see that.This is the answer.
If you look at his post history, you'll see why that probably is the case.
If I had to guess, his ride was over before it even started.
Yeah… I did see that.This is the answer.
If you look at his post history, you'll see why that probably is the case.
You don’t think that’s a consideration for the supervisor trying to determine if you’ll be a good fit for the job?False. This was years ago and has no relevance to anything.
Settle down, Uncle HoWell I've never heard of your tong, and if you're trying to make moves on my turf, you're gonna get diced, you get me???
Slight fender bender in Clarksville involving an armed UPS driverArtist rendering of the road test:
Doubt it. Where would this sort of thing even show up?You don’t think that’s a consideration for the supervisor trying to determine if you’ll be a good fit for the job?
Under the “this guy isn’t gonna be one we want” conversation that happened five minutes before you got on the truck when the managers had their meeting.Doubt it. Where would this sort of thing even show up?
Sometimes anyone can tell within minutes that someone will never be able to qualify. They will usually give them enough time to prove it or have a wreck first. Especially if they are a diversity hire.Under the “this guy isn’t gonna be one we want” conversation that happened five minutes before you got on the truck when the managers had their meeting.
It’s either that, or they let you go because you drove 3 miles an hour too slow.
Which sounds more likely?
Speed wasn’t the only factor. But whatever the case is, why would they waste their time with yet another road test when they could just schedule someone else?Under the “this guy isn’t gonna be one we want” conversation that happened five minutes before you got on the truck when the managers had their meeting.
It’s either that, or they let you go because you drove 3 miles an hour too slow.
Which sounds more likely?
We are seeing this very thing in our center. 15 road tests scheduled for 3 seasonal driver hires that MIGHT drive three or four days during the entire vacation season.Speed wasn’t the only factor. But whatever the case is, why would they waste their time with yet another road test when they could just schedule someone else?
Because they can't "just schedule someone else." You've been here eight years and don't know how seniority works?Speed wasn’t the only factor. But whatever the case is, why would they waste their time with yet another road test when they could just schedule someone else?
Not sure about that but mine was for a FT position Tuesday-SaturdayWe are seeing this very thing in our center. 15 road tests scheduled for 3 seasonal driver hires that MIGHT drive three or four days during the entire vacation season.
It's a waste of everyone's time.
I think you're missing my point.Not sure about that but mine was for a FT position Tuesday-Saturday
Thanks CarolYou was keeping a safe following distance....
But like what others have said on here there's a lot of politics in qualifying, especially right now
After reading about the job on this site do you really want it? Why put yourself through this?Doubt it. Where would this sort of thing even show up?
Well I've never heard of your tong, and if you're trying to make moves on my turf, you're gonna get diced, you get me???
Traffic?I did think of this but I would have nowhere to store it as I live in an apartment complex. Only parts I struggled on are going 35-37 in 40 speed zone and backing.
Appreciate it!Yea the unfortunate bit about the structure of this company is there's no learning by proxy anymore. The trucks are just pure visual-spacial muscle memory. A lot of these replies forgot or retrograded their memory on what it's like to not be able to see things as intuitively as when you've driven the same box on wheels for tens of thousands of hours.
My only advice? You have to keep the pressure on youself to deadpan stop and get out and look over an over and over and over again until you actually know %100 you are not going to touch something when you get back in for another maneuver. Painted lines don't matter, posted speeds don't matter, the 4-way flashers let you park virtually anywhere you like. Take as much space as you need, walk as many stops off as you need.
If you are in for a few months. I find trash day is a really good day to practice with close curb hazards lol (Just make sure to send "I touched a trash can!" in the diad, they love those) eventually you'll be speeding past things with a whiff of space on either side, not that you should but it really is just repetition.
I don’t remember “driving a little under the speed limit” or coming “close to a trailer” being demerits on the road test.Even with an automatic with power steering, power brakes and a back up camera you still couldn't pass. What has this younger generation come to?