If no one said it yet. Join the Army as a truck driver.
Last edited by jord (2008-04-03 12:06:56)
I don't think anyone did, oh.. wait.jord wrote:
If no one said it yet. Join the Army as a truck driver.
jord wrote:
Join the Army as a truck driver._NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
Probably going to drive containers in Rotterdam
I got work at my current job until July, then I'm gonna drive containers at de Jong Grauss Transport (JGT Rotterdam)
sucks man
but good to hear you found another job.
but good to hear you found another job.
Damn Foxy, that sucks
I'm a bit confused about what your boss told you. I mean if you do your job and get no complaints, how the hell do you get fired then?! I smell a liar boss here... Hope you get to work in a company you like soon
I'm a bit confused about what your boss told you. I mean if you do your job and get no complaints, how the hell do you get fired then?! I smell a liar boss here... Hope you get to work in a company you like soon
how does one suck at moving stuff? Is it an efficiency/time problem?
You work in a team of 3-4 men, 1 teamleader which is or the oldest and most experienced one or the driver, then you have a second man, then you have 1 or 2 walkers. If you don't communicate with your team, you might run into a expensive broken vase or rip that 200,00 Euro dress apart.
You think too much about bf2 when working,_NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
So yesterday I had a conversation with my boss, asking me how I as doing. I said every is going well and I like the work very much, meeting people, driving through the country and the co-workers are nice. Then he said that that is good but I get the feeling from co-workers that you don't have the feeling to become a good mover, you have good meanings, never late, always looking good(shaved, comany clothes washed, shoes tied good etc) but you are not becoming a mover.
I was shocked, I didn't expect this at all, nobody told me what I was doing wrong for a half year and now he says that I'm not doing my work good?!
Although my boss said that I have nothing to worry about:'You are 19, have good reference, have your truck-license, you can start anywhere in the transport business', this was not helping at all. I don't wanna do anything else, I like my job but it has no piont on focussing to become a succesfull mover.
I walked out with mixed feelings. On one side I was happy, no more heavy lifting, no more getting up at 0500 and coming home at 1900 hours. On the other side I was amazed that I did not see that I was not doing my work correctly, I don't have my huge enormous Mercedes Actros Megaspace anymore ( ) and that I am losing great co-workers.
So now I go to go find other work, really, REALLY sucks.
Come on. Don't be such a faggot. The poor guy just lost his job.Markooo*Est wrote:
You think too much about bf2 when working,
I'm sorry for you Fox, but it sounds like you at least have confirmed work in the future. Better than being in limbo I guess (even if it isnt exactly what you want to do).
That sucks man.
If this job sucks come to Australia and drive haul trucks. Good pay. 2 weeks on 1 week off kinda thing. It'd be a nice change Search is down, so can you post the pic of your badass truck again?
If this job sucks come to Australia and drive haul trucks. Good pay. 2 weeks on 1 week off kinda thing. It'd be a nice change Search is down, so can you post the pic of your badass truck again?
@ _Raab, this used to be my Mercedes Actros Megaspace, I still love the semi-automatic gearbox in the armrest
Now I start at JGT Rotterdam in July and I may get to drive this.
But is there a big demand for truckdrivers in Australia? If so, why?
Now I start at JGT Rotterdam in July and I may get to drive this.
But is there a big demand for truckdrivers in Australia? If so, why?
not quite true. You earn alot more than average national wage, you get a massive allowance when studying for it at uni, you get your accommodation paid for you. You get alot for one person just not enough to fully support a family.pers0nah wrote:
you get fuck all in england for being a nurse.nukchebi0 wrote:
I've heard the opposite.Mitch wrote:
In all seriousness, be a nurse. Big bucks, no wammies. <- You'll never get fired
What a cruel cruel world we live in.
The Sheriff wrote:
http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m48/ … 06/job.jpg
What a cruel cruel world we live in.
I'd imagine theres a fairly big demand for truck drivers. Probably mainly to do with the mining industry as It's booming like no tomorrow._NL_Lt.EngineerFox wrote:
@ _Raab, this used to be my Mercedes Actros Megaspace, I still love the semi-automatic gearbox in the armrest
http://i28.tinypic.com/2u7oc43.jpg
Now I start at JGT Rotterdam in July and I may get to drive this.
http://i26.tinypic.com/s0zeog.jpg
But is there a big demand for truckdrivers in Australia? If so, why?
Again, nice trucks, It's impressive hearin about a 19 yo drive those. I shat when I had to tow a car trailer...