“somewhat rewarding”

Pros:  “Work closely with the patients, flexible work schedule, educational inservices,”

Cons:  “heavy workload, long work hours, no teamwork, getting up early in the morning (shift start 5am)” – Full Review

“Great Jumping off point”

Pros:  “This was the first trucking job I had and they trained me well, kept me running, and paid me promptly. The trucks and the dispatchers were top notch as well.”

Cons:  “Same as any trucking company. Long times away from my family. I took a local trucking job as soon as I could” – Full Review

“if your looking for a decent trucking company to work for you may want to consider barr nunn transportation.”

Pros:  “friendly people to work with.pay raises and bonuses a big + in this economy.pays detention and layover with no fuss.nice up to date equipment”

Cons:  “electronic logs trucks are governed at 62 mph.wanna put you on probation for little picky things and quick to write you up.” – Full Review

“Ok pay for the time being but poor management to client relations.”

Pros:  “Ok pay Enough hours available Great for school students or extra income”

Cons:  “Management wont work all shifts to see what clients are like at different times of the day. Since this is a business that cares for alzheimers and dementia they…” – Full Review

“The Advantages of Advantage”

Pros:  “Hands on support, commitment to team interaction, training and equipment first class, usable perks”

Cons:  “unrealistic goals and mileage contribution way too low” – Full Review

“Cold Calling leads to cash”

Pros:  “As long as you are comfortable on the phone, you'll do well”

Cons:  “Phone based Several restructures while I was there” – Full Review

“Sell credit or you are fired.”

Pros:  “With extended stay opportunities to move up. Credit sales reflects well to managers and based on that your opportunities may grow. Atmosphere of the common workers was pretty…”

Cons:  “Ethically speaking the selling of credit to customers who are possibly unable to make payments and fully understand the implications of what they are signing. Only…” – Full Review