Truck driving is a physically demanding role. In a truck driver interview, employers may ask questions to assess your work history and safe driving skills. Employers are looking for drivers with a willingness to work long hours, a dedication to safety, and excellent customer service skills. Expect to discuss your driving record and answer situational questions that demonstrate your ability to handle stressful situations.
They are really interested in any injuries that you've had in the past and the physical is pretty thorough . You must list any medications that you take and if you do not they terminate you soon as they find anything You lied about. They lower your medical card for any medications that you're taking it seems like . The doctor that gives the physicals does the whole company I'm pretty sure .
can you do a log book
Drive with no reimbursement
Willing to work in the truck and on the dock.
Asked when I graduate CDL course?
How much experience do you have?
They call me often just to ask if I have any new questions
if I can handle riding on the back of a truck for two weeks chucking garbage when the job I was there for was a DRIVER! She said new guys ride on the back for two weeks throwing garbage into the truck and THEN they have to split a shift with a co worker on collecting garbage. I then told her no I could not do that due to a bad back and then she said goodbye to me. Three minute interview.
What class CDL did I hold
How much pay I think is beneficial to me.
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