I had the same bad results got hired I helped them Tru the storm showed them how to fix it once it was over they made all tons of false excuses n just let me go that was a bowl of but shit after all I did this was at Tahiti cabinets
A C.D.L. driver is what your asking about well you have to go to the D.M.V. get a Commercial Drivers Manual and then I think there is 4 chapters and 4 tests you have to take to get just the basic CLASS-A- C.D.L. and to get the license you have to pass the behind the wheel test and pre-trip test to get the license or go to C.D.L. SCHOOL for a month or a 2 of school to get the C.D.L. LICENSE then your set go get a job driving and driving by yourself figuring everything out for yourself isn't easy I got my C.D.L. without going to school and I had to figure it all out for myself if you start damaging the truck now it's all recorded for all the other future companies to see C.D.L. Driving has so many background and check-ups from the Inspection stations wait stations all have records of you being there that company's check it's alot to get a job
If you are green as onions save for going through a school, there are a ton of companies that will hire you. Going to school trains you, but mostly it gets you qualified to allow the hiring company to get you insured. If you have at least a year out there, you're in a good place to choose your next job. Once you have five or more years, you can pretty much pick & choose whatever job you want. Once you get almost thirty years like me, you don't look at any jobs that pay less than $85,000 to $90,000 a year.
To get started go to school, get your CDL Class A through the school, choose your first job carefully, then do your year or so out there. Drive slowly, but responsibly. Let the impatient fools go first; Smokey Bear is up the road a piece and he'll slow down the idiots who can't abide the speed limit. No felonies on your criminal record. No illicit drug use; you will do a urine test and maybe even a fingernail or hair test. No DUIs nor Reckless Driving citations in the last five years. Be ready to learn. School teaches you enough to get hired; you'll do your most learning out on the highways at night, in the rain, in a white-out blizzard or in a dust storm with high winds. Trucking is an easy job now; much easier than it was way back in January 1994 when I started. Pays a whole lot more, too. I started at around $27,000 per year. Drivers can today almost touch $100,000 per year. The first year or so may very well challenge your perseverance. It gets much easier after that. Go for it!
I am an older woman and I think this is why I am not getting hired even as a cashier. #workfromhome
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I was hired for a position i applied for at post office, sales clerk. After going for fingerprints and background ck my supervisor calls me and said i eill be doing another job there instead, lifting heavy boxes in distribution. I stated i could not do that kind of work and had to decline job. That was misrepresentation of job opening offer. For a US postal service to do that seems unlawful.
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Most hospitals require 6 months experience. My advice is to apply for all phlebotomy jobs and be willing to work any hours. Life as a new phlebotomist sucks because of the hours but once you are in and have your experience, it’s an amazing job!
Usually the training at your school will help to get you a job, some schools even help you get employment. You can also increase your chances if you go to school for pca or pct.
I have been looking for my dream job for 6 months in Nashville Tennessee. I have my CDL and my doubles Licenses I just need help finding right job for me.
next time, don't drop the soap in the shower..