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- "Very low pay for hauling 40k pound containers on busy streets for local and regional work" (in 138 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Mar 17, 2018Inter-modalCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearMillbury, MA
Pros
Great people to work with ! On road training was very useful ! Class room time was a wast! Some one at Schneider behind a desk thought it would be a great idea to place truck drivers behind a desk for one week to learn absolutely nothing for 8 hrs only to receive home work to do at the end of the day!
Cons
Very low pay and they lie about pay , it’s not possible to make 82,000 like they claim. You will most likely make 65,000 . Class room time required in Chicago 500.00 for training hours ,during flying and at airport not paid! You may be asked to drive the company van with classmates for free during training ! Not cool ! Schneider wants you to do the right thing and be honest .... they lie and rip people off with many free hours worked!
2Schneider Response5y
Thanks for the review! We care for each and every one of our drivers so we evaluate pay weekly. We're sorry if you had an experience that didn't meet our high standards. Thanks for sharing and take care.
- 2.0Dec 15, 2021Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
The people here are great
Cons
Having great people doesn’t mean the job makes sense, or enough money to over look the glaring problems.