I did interviews with pfg, Martin Brower and us foods after working at Mclane for 2 years… I went with us foods. Right now the top company’s want drivers with food service experience because the job is physically demanding and new drivers are more likely to get hired and leave after seeing how tuff food service can be!
Another good point to add to your next video. show many new drivers and even some veteran drivers expect to just be picked up soon as they apply but sometimes the main goal is to just get your foot in the door all of these food service places have warehouses or even a box truck route for non cdl. Then once hired you’ll know who to talk to and transfer
I work for blueline food service. A lil bit more organized. Pallets are labeled by stops. Still gotta break them down but at least you know your pallets are for that stop. All your picking is frozen and chemicals. But, we have liftgates instead of ramps. My routes are always anywhere between 36-40 thousand lbs. 1300-1500 cases. We also dont scan product. We go off the invoice and just check off on items making sure that its all accounted for. Respect to everybody working foodservice and thugging it out. 💯 lets get this money 💰
In my area SoCal, Sysco wants 12 months exp. I told u last time I’m goin OTR for Schneider but bro I got a little lucky and landed a local job 👌🏽 I went to the interview and sold my self to the max but the manager said I needed 3 months of xp, called me back the next day n say we have a trainer if your still interested and of course I took the offer. I’m excited to get some experience under my belt man. For y’all new drivers apply to all job postings on indeed and sell yourself that’s my best advice. They say don’t put all your eggs in one basket but what if you had more eggs 🤔
@@YADAMNDADDY sysco in my area saud they wanted at least 3 months i was at 2 1/2 months experience but when i looked back at the site it didn't say u needed experience. Ive been local right out of school but i just need something closer and more consistent
Ive been fortunate man ive gone into fueling and never looked back. Good money, home every day and i just got my cdl in 2022. For those that need inspiration just keep applying and youll get your shot. I started with central transport and hated it but i knew i just needed the experience to climb the ladder. I hope everyone get into the sector they want within trucking.
I got a call back from Sysco but it was for the terminal 4 hours from me and it was holding a hiring event with 200 people some experienced candidates for 4 slots. I was risk averse because I needed money so I just went with Werner dollar tree account to build experience and make some money immediately.
My training can be either of those modalities. The dollar general account is going to be dedicated. So home weekly or bi-weekly depending how much you want to make.
People don’t understand how hard food service is. If you’re not built for 13 hour days, 1800 cases a day, 12 stops. You might as well just find a drop and hook company.
What happened this past year? What changed? I know the economy is bad but. Last year I got hired on to Mclane when I had no experience. But the company I been with for 6 years offered to pay back the money I spent on school if I did otr for a year. Also they paid for my hazmat. So I went that route. This year all the food service jobs rejected me. But I’m enjoying otr so I’m not that worried about it.
Sysco turned me down due to not having no experience. Everything went good in the interview. but they just didn’t want to take a chance on me. Now I’m waiting on US foods to hit me back up, they are trying to open up a trainee position to get me in 🤞🏼
How do you get in touch with someone at us foods? Same thing happened to me at Sysco and it was even the driver trainee position that says new grads welcome. They want 2 years or the dude just doesn’t like me.
Yo bro I’m the one that sent all those companies to you by email a while back. And it does pay off to keep applying because I got hired at Ben E. Keith a couple weeks ago as a shuttle driver with 3 months exp. but they prefer a year and all I have to do is train an extra month. On the next vid tell the driver community that you have a better chance at getting a job under experienced that say “preferred” vs “required” cool hack
Nothing good comes easy. Keep pushing driver! Indeed cdl jobs in your area. Try local post office driving jobs. Too much currency out here waiting on you my brother. Much love ✌🏾
Sometimes it’s about timing they may say there hiring but at the same time they hold your application for another time just like QCD hit me but I applied earlier in the year so it’s just about timing … but I’ve been with Sysco for a cool minute now so don’t give up try other avenues of trucking and then reapply to to any food service co. Just like Anthony said apply TO ALL of them don’t give up … letsss gooo?!!
Absolutely that's true. I went through that when i was applying for Pepsi. I said y'all hiring but whats going on? And the guy said its all about timing. Absolutely you're correct.
Everyone wants a local job because otr is rediculous in regards to pay plus all the sacrifices you gotta make it doesn’t make sense. Might as well get a normal 9-5. That’s just my take on otr until I see a company paying well for the sacrifices
If y’all applying at this local jobs and they are not hiring you as new CDL holder, it might be a good idea to look at regional, home every weekend. That’s what I did when local jobs didn’t offer me a job. Those five days fly by fast when you out here. I mean everybody have different situation in life but if you don’t have something that keeps you home it might be a good idea to explore different options. Also when I was delivering at Home Depot distribution center I seen a lot of JB hunt and Schneider day cab maybe that’s something to look at if it interests you. Call this recruiters don’t just put the application in and wait for them to call you back.
That’s the problem I’m having I passed my road test Saturday and everybody asking for one year or expensive for local I did t want to do it but I’m looking at regional now but I have a interview with Sysco sat hope I get it
Yeah right now with the influx of experienced drivers that have either been layed off or recently stopped being owner operators the pool of experience for these local companies to hire on their favorable terms. I would say try to get a warehouse selector/loader job.
Also, it might be beneficial to have one of the bigger companies pay your way into cdl school, give them their time while getting the experience in return. Don’t worry about working for pennies because there is glory ahead. Get the experience. OTR is probably it easiest to get. This is my plan. We got this!
Sysco is lowkey hit or miss 🤷🏾 I have 6 yrs Class A experience and over 4yrs of touching freight I applied in April and never heard anything had a friend also apply and he had the same problem never heard a word back. I applied again Sept they immediately called did a phone interview then 3 wks later did a in person interview and I was hired on the spot. My friend with 3yrs yrs experience ended up getting on with Mclane because Sysco would never call him back. Another friend of mine applied at Sysco end of sept and they called him immediately and he has a in person interview coming up. I’m loving my Sysco location so far we only pull pups and we have lift gates and ramps on all our trailers. Drivers are taken care of fr over here
I live in Atlanta and I’m interested in getting into food service have over 3 years experience all endorsements trying to see which company is the best to go with they all seem to have terminals in my area
what brand of work boots do you recommend for running up and down the ramp when it’s slippery? i’m about 7 months in and only get discouraged when it’s raining or a stop got them greasy floors 😂 i just been in some hiking boots which isn’t the worst
Its crazy. I have 9 years safe driving exp. I have yet to be called back by any food service job. I have no clue what they are even looking for in a candidates.
i had more response from different employers when i had no experience but that was during covid. i applied to mclaine 9 months ago and i recently got a rejection email like wtf. i don't think its about experience anymore, but more about their convenience and a lot of times its ppl you know. i'm currently delivering fuel and total of 2 year trucking experience as a whole, but i'm about to reach my end. if you are new to this, you'll soon learn that favoritism runs rampant in this business. it may totally work out for you, it may not, but for me it's a disappointment. my past coworkers i contact with sometimes, they tell me they quit trucking and go back to doing taxi and uber. less stress and more money they tell me.
I'm a recent CDL graduate and can't even get a job, let alone a call back. The job market is so bad right now. If it's a struggle for you with 2 years of trucking experience, Imagine how bad it is for new drivers.
@@kevlarxv i hear you. it's just sad what's happening right now. also trucking is bad especially in fall and winter seasons. when i unload fuel at gas stations, ppl come up to me and tell me that they are struggling too. even someone who did OTR for years can't get a local job and now working at a retail making a minimum wage bc his family wants him to stay home more.
Question: Can you have two jobs as a Local driver? 1 being your Cdl job and the other being a non driving job at another company? I understand the 70 hour dot rule but I’m confused if that applies if you add the total hours of both jobs worked. My cdl position is hourly but we’re only working 45-50 per week and the part time gig I’m looking at is about 30 hours weekly. Is this allowed and Will this even show up somehow? I don’t plan on telling my trucking company. I’m not necessarily worried about company policy as much as I am DOT
Yes, you can have two jobs as a cdl driver in your scenario. I have a friend who’s a food service driver and works for Fed Ex part time as a package handler. It doesn’t impact your HOS. It’s two different jobs with only one needing to adhere to DOT REGULATIONS. With that said, hopefully you’re still able to get enough rest in between jobs so you’re not tired behind the wheel. The 10hr reset was put in place for a reason. Stay safe
Yessir!!! safety first and thanks for giving me the answer. The way I’m doing it is I’m only working the other job on my off days. My CDL job is only 4 days a week. I’ll probably never work both jobs the same day.
Hey can u comment on how to keep the trailer in temp while delivering stuff meant for the fridge. Or product in temp while delivering cuz open doors we know makes temp go up
Well the temp is obviously going to go up when the doors are open and it’s really no way around that. However, doing things like leaving the TK running & making sure the plastic curtains are down during deliveries if your trailer has them makes a difference. The only other option is to get faster unloading. Just my thoughts buddy
Food service is terrible. I had to learn the hard way 😂😂😂. I warn ppl and tell ppl not to do food service. That shit is no joke, unless u absolutely love physical labor but other then that it was tedious. I ended up getting fired but truth be told they knew I didn’t like the job and was planning on leaving 😂😂😂
I saw sysco has bunch of trucks n trailers parked in a lot in my city, have seen other companies but know US foods wants 3-6 months experience but does pay 6 figures plus benefits
@@derrickbrown877 I would say just keep applying bro. I applied to other locations and got denied by all but the Charlotte one. I use to b a order selector at us foods for like 2 years too though so I think that helped me and I had another job driving box trucks where I delivered furniture and other stuff so they probably seen I could handle physical labor
I do dry for DG , is food service a harder job ive been looking around to find something local but dont want a job thats harder than i have now lol. Has anyone here worked for both companies.
Try class b local jobs. Like a heavy equipment preventive maintenance tech. Holtz, United rentals, etc. I got linked up with a great company, great starting pay, benefits, quartley bonuses, and 5k sign on bonus. I applied to all those companies and had interviews age makes a huge difference. All beverage companies and food service want young blood.
Whatever your own personal standards are that fit your goals is what you need to go with. If the money and schedule and the work required is cool with you, jump on it.
That’s a tough one champ. Simply because as a new driver if you do decide to wait it out in this market with so many people looking for jobs, who knows when the next offer will come? On the flip side if you do accept an offer from a job that may not be your first choice just remember that getting the driving experience is really the most important thing on your journey. If it makes sense for your situation then take it. Remember once you have that solid year along with the necessary endorsements depending on what you choose to do you’ll be good to go.
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If they give you the job take it. I had the opportunity about a year ago to train with them for a week in florida and then get the job but I turned it down. Now I wish I didn’t because I’m tryna get a local job almost a year of otr. Fuck otr lol
First off, congrats on getting an interview. Some don’t make it that far believe it or not. Just make a good first impression bro. Have a good attitude. Ask good questions that are important to you. Benefits? Explain pay structure? How long does it normally take to get a route? Etc.. Express to them that you really want the opportunity to begin your trucking career. Good luck 👍🏾
Usfoods will hire you! Where u located at Anthony. Drivers with cdl are prime right now..obviously with little experience u will need to gain that some. Usfoods in certain locations are desperate and will bring u on and train u for the job n both give u a cdl qith a 2 yr guarantee to stay.
6 months xp class a. I have all endorsements except passenger. Military vet with hon discharge. No lapses in my employment. I got told no by Reyes, us foods, pepsi, and Sysco and I had 6 different rejections with Sysco and reyes. The ads all say hiring with no xp. I spoke with every driver I’ve seen in my area. I’m white and no other employees I’ve seen are white so what am I doing wrong cept what I can’t change 😢😂 f it.
@@HeyArnoldGotAFootballHead no I’m saying 13/13 delivery drivers in my area were minorities, and the town is 54% white. I did see 1 white supervisor during the interview with us foods and another white sales guy (not delivery) with pepsi. Bruh I wish I had the power to stop it 😂 they don’t want us as drivers, too many hit it and quit it types gave us a reputation (and I’m talking people that left after 2 months for ex)
One thing I’ve realized is it’s who you know man. My last 3 jobs I’ve gotten have been because I know people that work at there.
9 years food service experience. I have no cdl, still get no call backs. Sucks but gotta keep it pushing.
The trucking field is over saturated right now and most companies paying pennies and they definitely don’t care about your body
@@regrich8795True, work hard but a house and than quit, relax and do a normal easy job is the plan.
I did interviews with pfg, Martin Brower and us foods after working at Mclane for 2 years… I went with us foods. Right now the top company’s want drivers with food service experience because the job is physically demanding and new drivers are more likely to get hired and leave after seeing how tuff food service can be!
What if you have order select experience?
@@alfonzonhampton there are a lot of order selectors that transitioned into being delivery drivers where I’m at.
Another good point to add to your next video. show many new drivers and even some veteran drivers expect to just be picked up soon as they apply but sometimes the main goal is to just get your foot in the door all of these food service places have warehouses or even a box truck route for non cdl. Then once hired you’ll know who to talk to and transfer
Good point 👍🏾
That’s what I’m doing now
I work for blueline food service. A lil bit more organized. Pallets are labeled by stops. Still gotta break them down but at least you know your pallets are for that stop. All your picking is frozen and chemicals. But, we have liftgates instead of ramps. My routes are always anywhere between 36-40 thousand lbs. 1300-1500 cases. We also dont scan product. We go off the invoice and just check off on items making sure that its all accounted for. Respect to everybody working foodservice and thugging it out. 💯 lets get this money 💰
In my area SoCal, Sysco wants 12 months exp. I told u last time I’m goin OTR for Schneider but bro I got a little lucky and landed a local job 👌🏽 I went to the interview and sold my self to the max but the manager said I needed 3 months of xp, called me back the next day n say we have a trainer if your still interested and of course I took the offer. I’m excited to get some experience under my belt man. For y’all new drivers apply to all job postings on indeed and sell yourself that’s my best advice. They say don’t put all your eggs in one basket but what if you had more eggs 🤔
what kind of local job are you doing now?
Nice 💪🏾
@@leepialong pick up & delivery for a small company in the region.
This story right here shows how these companies make ish up on the fly.
@@YADAMNDADDY sysco in my area saud they wanted at least 3 months i was at 2 1/2 months experience but when i looked back at the site it didn't say u needed experience. Ive been local right out of school but i just need something closer and more consistent
Ive been fortunate man ive gone into fueling and never looked back. Good money, home every day and i just got my cdl in 2022. For those that need inspiration just keep applying and youll get your shot. I started with central transport and hated it but i knew i just needed the experience to climb the ladder. I hope everyone get into the sector they want within trucking.
I got a call back from Sysco but it was for the terminal 4 hours from me and it was holding a hiring event with 200 people some experienced candidates for 4 slots. I was risk averse because I needed money so I just went with Werner dollar tree account to build experience and make some money immediately.
Are you doing otr or regional or local? Because I'm trying to get into warner but they want to send me team otr & I'm not too sure about the otr
My training can be either of those modalities. The dollar general account is going to be dedicated. So home weekly or bi-weekly depending how much you want to make.
By any means
@@Justsayingmythoughtsdoes dollar general hair test too?
They absolutely do. They took a handful swab of hair on my forearm. @@fatdarrentill487
That's spot on get in where you fit in.... stay up 🙌
I’m at SAIA … they hired me with 6 months experience and another guy with ZERO experience in SoCal ! It’s all luck !
People don’t understand how hard food service is. If you’re not built for 13 hour days, 1800 cases a day, 12 stops. You might as well just find a drop and hook company.
1800 cases a day 😂😂 yea right
@@josedelacruz990 it’s apparent you haven’t delivered to chain restaurants before.
It's takes me 13 hours just to do 600 case downtown San Antonio
Slavery ended in 1865 bruh 😂😂😂😂😂 you tripping
I guess no one ever heard of pallet drops??
What happened this past year? What changed? I know the economy is bad but. Last year I got hired on to Mclane when I had no experience. But the company I been with for 6 years offered to pay back the money I spent on school if I did otr for a year. Also they paid for my hazmat. So I went that route. This year all the food service jobs rejected me. But I’m enjoying otr so I’m not that worried about it.
Sysco turned me down due to not having no experience. Everything went good in the interview. but they just didn’t want to take a chance on me. Now I’m waiting on US foods to hit me back up, they are trying to open up a trainee position to get me in 🤞🏼
Literally me too with Sysco smh
Sucks dude. Good luck out there tho something will pop up
How do you get in touch with someone at us foods? Same thing happened to me at Sysco and it was even the driver trainee position that says new grads welcome. They want 2 years or the dude just doesn’t like me.
@@a5dollars yeah a lot of recruiters tell lies all the time I got 20 years experience and still experience the bs…
I got hired straight out of school by Sysco been with them over a year now
Yo bro I’m the one that sent all those companies to you by email a while back. And it does pay off to keep applying because I got hired at Ben E. Keith a couple weeks ago as a shuttle driver with 3 months exp. but they prefer a year and all I have to do is train an extra month. On the next vid tell the driver community that you have a better chance at getting a job under experienced that say “preferred” vs “required” cool hack
Congrats bro…I’ll definitely mention that hack in a future video. Good info
Always my brotha feels good to be home with the fam every night now✊🏼💪🏼
loving the first person view (on road)
Nothing good comes easy. Keep pushing driver! Indeed cdl jobs in your area. Try local post office driving jobs. Too much currency out here waiting on you my brother. Much love ✌🏾
Sometimes it’s about timing they may say there hiring but at the same time they hold your application for another time just like QCD hit me but I applied earlier in the year so it’s just about timing … but I’ve been with Sysco for a cool minute now so don’t give up try other avenues of trucking and then reapply to to any food service co. Just like Anthony said apply TO ALL of them don’t give up … letsss gooo?!!
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Absolutely that's true. I went through that when i was applying for Pepsi. I said y'all hiring but whats going on? And the guy said its all about timing. Absolutely you're correct.
Yes sirrrr
I just quit Coca Cola 2 weeks ago Food Service companies was hitting me up asap only had Cdl about 10 months
Does Coca Cola really pay that badly? I just got hired on as all the local food service companies want 1-2 years and I’m a new grad
No pay isn’t that bad if your location is Union it’s a lot of things I didn’t like at Coke.
Everyone wants a local job because otr is rediculous in regards to pay plus all the sacrifices you gotta make it doesn’t make sense. Might as well get a normal 9-5. That’s just my take on otr until I see a company paying well for the sacrifices
OTR definitely ain’t worth it anymore. Can make the same or more local.
How do you suppose someone gets a normal 9-5 that can pay the bills? If that was possible I’d do that
I have a job interview today at a beer division as a merchandiser and they offer the CDL wish me luck
Good luck 🤞🏾
How'd it go?
This is the route i took. I was hired on the spot. Got my CDL 5 months in and was gone another 5 months later ✌️😝
If y’all applying at this local jobs and they are not hiring you as new CDL holder, it might be a good idea to look at regional, home every weekend. That’s what I did when local jobs didn’t offer me a job. Those five days fly by fast when you out here. I mean everybody have different situation in life but if you don’t have something that keeps you home it might be a good idea to explore different options. Also when I was delivering at Home Depot distribution center I seen a lot of JB hunt and Schneider day cab maybe that’s something to look at if it interests you. Call this recruiters don’t just put the application in and wait for them to call you back.
That’s the problem I’m having I passed my road test Saturday and everybody asking for one year or expensive for local I did t want to do it but I’m looking at regional now but I have a interview with Sysco sat hope I get it
@@user-kf2lp3mz9show did it go
Yeah right now with the influx of experienced drivers that have either been layed off or recently stopped being owner operators the pool of experience for these local companies to hire on their favorable terms. I would say try to get a warehouse selector/loader job.
They won’t hire me neither. I applied last week they turned me down yesterday and got the nerve to post the position again today
Damn any luck yet?
I’m assuming it’s more about location and the ability to back into tight spaces…
Also, it might be beneficial to have one of the bigger companies pay your way into cdl school, give them their time while getting the experience in return.
Don’t worry about working for pennies because there is glory ahead. Get the experience. OTR is probably it easiest to get.
This is my plan. We got this!
Sysco is lowkey hit or miss 🤷🏾 I have 6 yrs Class A experience and over 4yrs of touching freight I applied in April and never heard anything had a friend also apply and he had the same problem never heard a word back. I applied again Sept they immediately called did a phone interview then 3 wks later did a in person interview and I was hired on the spot. My friend with 3yrs yrs experience ended up getting on with Mclane because Sysco would never call him back. Another friend of mine applied at Sysco end of sept and they called him immediately and he has a in person interview coming up. I’m loving my Sysco location so far we only pull pups and we have lift gates and ramps on all our trailers. Drivers are taken care of fr over here
It takes a special mindset person for that job and heavy wrecker driving
I live in Atlanta and I’m interested in getting into food service have over 3 years experience all endorsements trying to see which company is the best to go with they all seem to have terminals in my area
what brand of work boots do you recommend for running up and down the ramp when it’s slippery? i’m about 7 months in and only get discouraged when it’s raining or a stop got them greasy floors 😂 i just been in some hiking boots which isn’t the worst
I wear Wolverine Legend boots and I’ve never slipped on the ramp when it’s raining. I’m sure there are some other good brands out there.
It is very logical to collect onschain from the bottom price and sell it after 6-12 months, the price will increase every two weeks.
Its crazy. I have 9 years safe driving exp. I have yet to be called back by any food service job. I have no clue what they are even looking for in a candidates.
Sure... buddy. Food service hires anyone including ex-con and drug addicts
Keep the balance in the trailer, don't put everything on one side
i had more response from different employers when i had no experience but that was during covid. i applied to mclaine 9 months ago and i recently got a rejection email like wtf. i don't think its about experience anymore, but more about their convenience and a lot of times its ppl you know. i'm currently delivering fuel and total of 2 year trucking experience as a whole, but i'm about to reach my end. if you are new to this, you'll soon learn that favoritism runs rampant in this business. it may totally work out for you, it may not, but for me it's a disappointment. my past coworkers i contact with sometimes, they tell me they quit trucking and go back to doing taxi and uber. less stress and more money they tell me.
I'm a recent CDL graduate and can't even get a job, let alone a call back. The job market is so bad right now. If it's a struggle for you with 2 years of trucking experience, Imagine how bad it is for new drivers.
@@kevlarxv i hear you. it's just sad what's happening right now. also trucking is bad especially in fall and winter seasons. when i unload fuel at gas stations, ppl come up to me and tell me that they are struggling too. even someone who did OTR for years can't get a local job and now working at a retail making a minimum wage bc his family wants him to stay home more.
Question: Can you have two jobs as a Local driver? 1 being your Cdl job and the other being a non driving job at another company? I understand the 70 hour dot rule but I’m confused if that applies if you add the total hours of both jobs worked. My cdl position is hourly but we’re only working 45-50 per week and the part time gig I’m looking at is about 30 hours weekly. Is this allowed and Will this even show up somehow? I don’t plan on telling my trucking company. I’m not necessarily worried about company policy as much as I am DOT
Yes, you can have two jobs as a cdl driver in your scenario. I have a friend who’s a food service driver and works for Fed Ex part time as a package handler. It doesn’t impact your HOS. It’s two different jobs with only one needing to adhere to DOT REGULATIONS. With that said, hopefully you’re still able to get enough rest in between jobs so you’re not tired behind the wheel. The 10hr reset was put in place for a reason. Stay safe
Yessir!!! safety first and thanks for giving me the answer. The way I’m doing it is I’m only working the other job on my off days. My CDL job is only 4 days a week. I’ll probably never work both jobs the same day.
Listen if your new and get into them food services Sysco Etc. DO NOT QUIT. Just thug it out!!!
This project will fly if onschain will be listed on p2b
Hey can u comment on how to keep the trailer in temp while delivering stuff meant for the fridge. Or product in temp while delivering cuz open doors we know makes temp go up
Well the temp is obviously going to go up when the doors are open and it’s really no way around that. However, doing things like leaving the TK running & making sure the plastic curtains are down during deliveries if your trailer has them makes a difference. The only other option is to get faster unloading. Just my thoughts buddy
Food service is terrible. I had to learn the hard way 😂😂😂. I warn ppl and tell ppl not to do food service. That shit is no joke, unless u absolutely love physical labor but other then that it was tedious. I ended up getting fired but truth be told they knew I didn’t like the job and was planning on leaving 😂😂😂
price goes up every two weeks
I'm in the bay area, california, wondering what foodservice companies dont require experience? Need it to end up at us foods
I saw sysco has bunch of trucks n trailers parked in a lot in my city, have seen other companies but know US foods wants 3-6 months experience but does pay 6 figures plus benefits
The news is published, onschain will be listed on binance
I applied for every food service job lol they all turned me down
Bad resume or interview. Food service literally takes anybody even the ones who failed drug test
Binances news about onschain says it will be $2500
I bought four thousand dollars tokens from onschain, a year later I will sell it for forty or fifty thousand.
Anybody work at the Charlotte NC SYSCO that can help me get hired? I've been OTR going on 2 years. I had applied for sysco 2x in the past 6 months..
Damn 2 years? They hired me with 6 months experience. You have a clean driving record?
@@reesiemula yeah everything is clean
@@derrickbrown877 I would say just keep applying bro. I applied to other locations and got denied by all but the Charlotte one. I use to b a order selector at us foods for like 2 years too though so I think that helped me and I had another job driving box trucks where I delivered furniture and other stuff so they probably seen I could handle physical labor
Hey bro, I hope these rumors are not true, but I’m hearing that Pfg may be buying Gordon food services 😮
I haven’t heard that bro..
When is food service in season Fl seems slow at the moment
I do dry for DG , is food service a harder job ive been looking around to find something local but dont want a job thats harder than i have now lol. Has anyone here worked for both companies.
Saw this was in Gulfport. Used to live down there and I’m a driver with Coke. Where are you out of?
Does cola pay that bad where you at? I got an offer from them and ima take it since food service wants experience where I’m at
Can you review the onschain?
Sysco san antonio always hiring. We about 35 drivera short
Try class b local jobs. Like a heavy equipment preventive maintenance tech. Holtz, United rentals, etc. I got linked up with a great company, great starting pay, benefits, quartley bonuses, and 5k sign on bonus. I applied to all those companies and had interviews age makes a huge difference. All beverage companies and food service want young blood.
If Binance says, he knows
now isnt the time to job hope local jobs arent hiring like they use to
On which exchange will this onschain be listed?
Wassup bro I just got my cdl 2 weeks ago should I settle with the first job I get offered or should I wait it out till I see more job offers?
Whatever your own personal standards are that fit your goals is what you need to go with. If the money and schedule and the work required is cool with you, jump on it.
That’s a tough one champ. Simply because as a new driver if you do decide to wait it out in this market with so many people looking for jobs, who knows when the next offer will come? On the flip side if you do accept an offer from a job that may not be your first choice just remember that getting the driving experience is really the most important thing on your journey. If it makes sense for your situation then take it. Remember once you have that solid year along with the necessary endorsements depending on what you choose to do you’ll be good to go.
@@imanthonytvthanks man I’ll definitely keep that in mind
@@BlackFaithProductionthank you I’ll definitely keep that in mind as well
I think I will have to listen to that advice as well because I'm in the same spot
onschain! I already took my place, I bought fifty thousand tokens
the guys started selling onschain from five cents
Just applied gfs do they hire new CDL graduates
Yes
will onschain be listed?
Is sysco better than Gordon where your from?
Who wants to work there? Not me
Binance shared the onschain
I've been in food service delivering for 7 years now. Would you say Sysco or Us Foods is a better company to work for?
US Foods
@imanthonytv thanks for the response back, are you sticking with delivering for food service or making a change? How long have you been driving?
Nice Truck
Onschain will blow the market to the moon
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Her bro am fresh out of school and i have a upcoming interview at sysco with the hiring manager, and heads up?
Thank you
If they give you the job take it. I had the opportunity about a year ago to train with them for a week in florida and then get the job but I turned it down. Now I wish I didn’t because I’m tryna get a local job almost a year of otr. Fuck otr lol
First off, congrats on getting an interview. Some don’t make it that far believe it or not. Just make a good first impression bro. Have a good attitude. Ask good questions that are important to you. Benefits? Explain pay structure? How long does it normally take to get a route? Etc.. Express to them that you really want the opportunity to begin your trucking career. Good luck 👍🏾
Usfoods will hire you!
Where u located at Anthony.
Drivers with cdl are prime right now..obviously with little experience u will need to gain that some. Usfoods in certain locations are desperate and will bring u on and train u for the job n both give u a cdl qith a 2 yr guarantee to stay.
@@jacobschobel5845what location? Us foods in my area want 1 year minimum.
Experience that is. I already got my cdl
970 cases,17 stops today but still feel the urge to watch more cases getting ran. Lol
😂
what do they do at the yard you look like your out of a drop yard ive seen where you start are they a lot of stuff they do where you leave from
is it fun running the yard trucks at the wherehouse
sorry Anthony
lol if Sysco won’t hire you it’s a problem
6 months xp class a. I have all endorsements except passenger. Military vet with hon discharge. No lapses in my employment. I got told no by Reyes, us foods, pepsi, and Sysco and I had 6 different rejections with Sysco and reyes. The ads all say hiring with no xp. I spoke with every driver I’ve seen in my area. I’m white and no other employees I’ve seen are white so what am I doing wrong cept what I can’t change 😢😂 f it.
@@yourfinalhiringagency3890 lmao so you tell me Sysco, us foods, Pepsi and coke have no white employees in your area ? Stop it
@@HeyArnoldGotAFootballHead no I’m saying 13/13 delivery drivers in my area were minorities, and the town is 54% white. I did see 1 white supervisor during the interview with us foods and another white sales guy (not delivery) with pepsi. Bruh I wish I had the power to stop it 😂 they don’t want us as drivers, too many hit it and quit it types gave us a reputation (and I’m talking people that left after 2 months for ex)
Nah they changed requirements where I’m at. 1-2 years exp.
@@yourfinalhiringagency3890Maybe you should think about relocating to another state.
whats up Anthonh
Yeah with 7 yrs driving experience i have some food experience but i guess it wasnt good enough for the sysco i applied to oh well life goes on
They will interview but not hire you if you are over 45.