Schneider reviews

The Driver Business Leaders for the most part are terrible. They are very patronizing, and often times rude. The bonuses are hard to get and the pay is lackluster. Home time is hard to schedule. (there are many times, even with proper notice, they missed the home time window by several days) Lack of understanding for personal issues; court dates, births, and mortgage signings are unimportant to many of the schedulers. The equipment is not maintained as well as it should be, and they (sometimes) ask you to operate an unsafe vehicle to save a couple hundred dollars on a service call. (instrumentation and potential brake failure) I do not recommended this company for people with over a year of experience.

The upper level management didn't give a care about the drivers, the structure of seniority was very poorly handled, and too many times, outside interests were allowed to influence the decisions made at the corporate office. In particular, the Schneider Finance department is a crooked bunch of people who insure that a driver is approved for a purchase, allow that driver to spend his hard earned money fixing up those pieces of garbage they call lease to own trucks, then when all problems are worked out, they cut the mileages the "owner" gets so he or she can default on his/her payments and then they send the repossession man to pick it up and they resell it at a higher price.