ADM Professional Driver reviews

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Juan R. Luciano

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2 reviews
3.0
Feb 8, 2019
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Pros

Home every night. Was a tight nit team when I started with ADM.

Cons

Too many hours due to lack of employee's, management doesn't heed the advice of those actually doing the job or is extremely slow to make appropriate and easy changes. The communication is both non-existent and of poor quality. Some supervisors treat drivers like garbage and openly run down drivers behind their back in front of other employees. Pay is below standard for industry and job duties. Putting driver facing camera's in all trucks as a babysitting tool. They say they are not going to be used as a disciplinary tool but the only reason there would need to be a driver facing camera is for the recording to be used as a disciplinary tool through coaching or write ups. either way it is a distraction to the driver and adds stress to the job.

1.0
Jan 30, 2017

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Pros

Local, decent salary and benefits.

Cons

ADM Ttucking is a wholly owned subsidiary of ADM, one of the largest agricultural processors in the world and since no one can haul your own product cheaper than you can and with the legalities of the subsidiary position, ADM Trucking is not run as an independent company but a write-off type of expense. Thus the management is mostly attitude and ego. Those that know and cate about the driver's and the job are vastly outnumbered by those that are more concerned with making sure everyone knows who they are and what power they have. Playing favorites is accepted and common practice.

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