Werner Or Schneider?
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Just to add, everything that my Schneider recruiter promised me during hiring and orientation has met or surpassed my expectations. I do OTR all 48 although spend more time western 11. But will venture east as well. I will occasionally help out on dedicated accounts when needed, mainly Target and ****s Sporting Goods. It made me realize not to believe all the negative stuff you read online about some of these mega carriers. A lot of it is just personal grievances due to something happening to that person in particular, likely something they caused, and does not represent the company culture as a whole.
Schneider has been very good to me and I have zero complaints. I would gladly tell anyone who’s looking to get their start in the industry to take advantage of an opportunity with Schneider if they have one.
I would also much rather be at a mega carrier right now who has comfortable dedicated accounts and a vast catalog of customers, as well as a large fleet, given these uncertain times right now.
OTR:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.