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Amanda .'s Comment
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Sorry I haven't been on here in a month I been on vacation . I got back a few nights ago. I a happy to say even on vacation I set aside an hour to study. I started applying to a bunch of companies this morning. Vb4 I left on vacation I talked with a few companies recruiters so applied with them first this morning b4 any other companies. I hope to here back from some of them soon. I haven't forgotten about tt. :)

I hope you all are doing well :)

Brett Aquila's Comment
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Sounds great!

Recruiters are famous for being hard to get in touch with. If you don't hear from them by thursday I would start calling them. Keep after em until you get someone on the phone. The more interest you show, the better response you'll get on their end.

Amanda .'s Comment
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Brett- great advice. Thank you for the tip. :)

Starcar's Comment
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Yup, Amanda...You just need to bug em til they get so tired of ya that they get you on board.... Good Luck !! and keep us updated !!

Amanda .'s Comment
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Alright I feel dumb asking this, as I prob should.

So I haven't heard back from anyone yet and I need advice... Brett and Star you two told me I should start bugging them by Thrusday if I haven't heard from anyone, well I just found out I need surgery which is going to set me back a bit, do I still call and show interest but tell them me fall back? or do I hold off on bugging them? I am at a loss here. any advice would be helpful.

Thanks.

Starcar's Comment
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Ask your doctor what the recovery time ( so you can start school,and drive truck on the range) will be. Then you will have a probable date for when you can start school, should any of them call. And if they don't call, don't bug em til your cut loose from the doctor.....Your covered both ways..

OOS:

When a violation by either a driver or company is confirmed, an out-of-service order removes either the driver or the vehicle from the roadway until the violation is corrected.

Amanda .'s Comment
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Star- thank you for the advice. :-)

Brett Aquila's Comment
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Yeah, I agree with Starcar. Find out when you'll be ready to go. Once you're within a month or two of being able to start in trucking is the time to start making phone calls.

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