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Well, I was really looking forward to working for this company her good things about this company so I put in my application for a driving job and I came across from recruiter by the name of Sean Burns while talking to him He proceeded to question me about my experience now mind you I've been tractor trailers for about 7 years so while talking to him he started asking me questions about previous employers if I can get logs if I can show proof that I was driving and sleeper birth which mind you I never ever came across a recruiter like this then he proceeded to ask me for paycheck stubs to show proof that I did work for a company that is no longer up and running, so I did the best that I could and found the information that he was requesting then he emails me some papers to sign those papers send them back I don't hear from him for about 2 to 3 days he doesn't call or return emails unless you call other departments to try to get in touch with him, but I did happen to get in touch with another recruiter by the name of Elizabeth who was very sweet and she moves faster than what he did but unfortunately I continue to work with Sean Burns so long story short He dragged this pre-screening employment out for 2 weeks just to tell me that they are not moving forward with my application which is starting but at the end of his email he put there's no need for you to call up to parkway to get some clarity for any other departments so to me that was very unprofessional. Truth be told he probably didn't like cause I spoke up and questions or he was racist.

Great place to work

It was not so bad, but who ever unloaded my truck must not care about his job or have respect for truckers because from the looks of it he must of broke every pallet coming out of my trailer. I sweep my trailer every time I unload to get it ready for the next load and this time there was pallet boards and debris all inside to the point that I didn't know where to dispose that much of it. Great job on timing but jeezs !

Very childish management. HR will back them but one call to an attorney and they settle. Don't buy what they tell you. They just try to feel big

I drove for these folks several years ago. I ended up being disqualified due to a fifth wheel failure that dropped a trailer, which was not my fault; and a couple of stupid things that were actually my fault. I wish they'd give me a second chance after all this time, but they won't. That's OK--I'm good for now. I enjoyed my time with them and my boss, fleet owner Randy Flowers, who owned the truck I drove. He paid me a wage, so I can't speak for how well settlements worked, but he seemed to be doing quite well. All but one of my runs went out west or northwest and back again; one went east to IL/OH and back. Setting aside any occasional mistakes or misunderstandings, no other company I drove for before or since has been honest, with the exception of my current company.