u/Conscious_Midnight45 — reddlx

Need help / advice from CDL drivers

Hi fellows,
I'm working for a reefer trucking company and we face issues with h!r!ng drivers.
Not sure we ACTUALLY have issues its just our boss who always wants more Owner Operator and drivers, so we h!r!ng all year round. I know there's driver shortage right now but still.

To give some context on what we’ve tried so far:
**Indeed**: Yielded very few results
**Truck stop advertising**: Difficult to get approval through corporate offices...
**Local print magazine**: Currently our most effective one, we spend $200 a mont and consistently get leads from there.
**Ads on the truck itself**: Very little return though we offer generous referral sing on bonuses, like $2000..
**Social media ads (Facebook mostly)**: Generated very low lead volume, and these people who came from there are kinda not who we looking for.

I just found out about Driver's Pulse, and I'm looking for feedback from you guys - is it worth it?

Overall, how and where you search for jobs?
What else should I try?
What matters for you the most? Benefits like sign on bonuses, rate per mile and discounts at the repair shop?
Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated

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u/Conscious_Midnight45 — 4 days ago

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22F looking for advice

I want to hear some honest opinion from Americans ever since I moved here my life improved a lot but I struggle to catch up with native speakers and I don’t understand what direction I should move in.

I’m in logistics field but honestly it’s not my cup of tea at all. My management forced my promotion to sales but I don’t do very good.. It’s just language barriers, my introvert self, limited understanding of culture. It really does make difference. I felt good at the Logistics Coordinator position but they said try sales, we will. it switch you to “commission only” but let’s see how it goes. I got 2 customers in one year but I’ve got completely demotivated due to upper management pressure, so I focused on my education instead.

I just completed my Associate degree in Business and I’ll start university this fall - I will graduate with Business degree with major in Finance (I consider Data Science minor too).

I can’t change job now due to complications with documents but I also can’t stand the company I work anymore.. I don’t get any benefits at all, I was threatened a couple times and boss calls me on my vacation, on my holidays, during my surgery - I just feel like I’m not getting paid enough to be bothered that often.

With that being said, I’m just hoping to get a degree and change job but I have no idea where to start so I’m not at the intern salary again (I need stable income, I’m here alone) but also don’t know how I combine my experience with the degree I’m getting.
Ideally i’d like to be employed by American corporations with benefits and make at least 80k/year as a Financial Analyst.

Do you have any suggestions or something I can start doing now so I’m all set for job market when I graduate?
Thanks yall

u/Conscious_Midnight45 — 27 days ago

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BREAKING: Rare Rabies Death Linked to Reflecting pool

NBC Washington reports that contamination of the reflecting pool was the cause of the Vice President's death.

The CDC said it is working with public health officials and medical facilities across all five states to identify people who were in close contact with the pool. Those individuals might also need treatment, the agency said.

The Vice President's death more than a week ago prompted an investigation by state health officials, which led to Tuesday's announcement of the first human death from rabies linked to the reflecting pool.

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u/Conscious_Midnight45 — 2 months ago