Hiring or selling trucks?

The "hook" seems to be a sign on bonus, but keep reading. Most of the add concerns your ability to buy a truck from them. Is this an employment opportunity or a sales gimmick?

Mel Brovick said: The "hook" seems to be a sign on bonus, but keep reading. Most of the add concerns your ability to buy a truck from them. Is this an employment opportunity or a sales gimmick?

Sales gimmick - the worst I've heard is the company getting them right out of truck school....don't put these guys in debt, but they do...

We here at Big Dawg Truck N Jobs do not sell trucks... We deal with several established dealerships that we can refer you to.. But Big Dawg Truck N Jobs is interested in finding you a driving job......

Big Dawg Trucking company is not associated with Big Dawg Trucking Jobs. The job site is not an employer, only a placement agency and they do not charge drivers for the service. They put me in touch with a company once.
Like any company, they get busy. Sometimes someone may be overlooked. Also, there are many dis-qualifiers for truck drivers.
I had a roll over put me out of business. No one else hurt or even involved. No citations issued. I had pneumonia and really shouldn't have been driving, but I didn't realize how sick I was. I blacked out and woke up for the scary parts. Regardless of circumstances, NO ONE will talk to me about a driving job for three years. (One down, two to go.)
Point being, get the facts straight, get informed, and get some patience. You'll have a much easier time in this business. Take it from Hawkeye.

Thank you Hawkeye. So many don't realize that we are not here to perform miracles but to try and find drivers jobs.... We don't get paid from the carriers if we don't hire a driver. So, we want to find jobs as bad as some need a job..

Big Dawg

Hawkeye in Richmond, Kentucky said: Big Dawg Trucking company is not associated with Big Dawg Trucking Jobs. The job site is not an employer, only a placement agency and they do not charge drivers for the service. They put me in touch with a company once.
Like any company, they get busy. Sometimes someone may be overlooked. Also, there are many dis-qualifiers for truck drivers.
I had a roll over put me out of business. No one else hurt or even involved. No citations issued. I had pneumonia and really shouldn't have been driving, but I didn't realize how sick I was. I blacked out and woke up for the scary parts. Regardless of circumstances, NO ONE will talk to me about a driving job for three years. (One down, two to go.)
Point being, get the facts straight, get informed, and get some patience. You'll have a much easier time in this business. Take it from Hawkeye.