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I interviewed with five different people at corporate before being given my job offer. I made it very clear during my interviews that I was not a "rubber stamp" man, and that I was not interested in doing things the way they were always done. I was told that a new perspective was what the company was looking for, and that they wanted someone with new ideas. It took about two months to realize that a "rubber stamp man" was *exactly* what they wanted. My unwillingness to conform ultimately ended up in my removal for the company under trumped-up charges. The HR department management lied to me about how things would be handled. My boss (Director-level) was the most uncommunicative, unsupportive, un-encouraging person I've ever worked for. My team and I received virtually no support at the corporate level for the things we were tasked to do, so all of our accomplishments were achieved *in spite* of the company, not because of it. I relocated my family away from all of our friends and loved ones because we thought that USA Truck was going to be a good opportunity, and it ended up being one of the worst mistakes we ever made. With the exception of the people on my team and a select few others, USA Truck is the worst professional experience I've ever encountered.

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