"This company has its share of good and bad experiences, as with any workplace. While some drivers left for personal reasons like wanting to be closer to home or family, many remain. There's criticism about workload and expectations, but it seems some former employees have unrealistic demands. One driver received assistance and then criticized the company. Ultimately, the author advises considering a company's requirements before joining and suggests starting your own trucking business if you have many demands."

"Recently, the company has been actively recruiting drivers by posting ads on OLX and Facebook. Here's what drivers who work there think about it."

"The job description was misleading; the reality differs from what was promised, and drivers are often blamed when issues arise. The work is physically demanding, involving various materials like paper, OSB, and metal structures, often requiring loading and unloading on both sides. Work hours are typically 13-15 hours per day. Drivers complain of physical discomfort initially, but it's manageable. Drivers are responsible for washing the truck and trailer with a brush and bucket. Pay is often halved for shorter shifts."

"The company has been problematic for the last year. There's fuel theft, card blocking, and unexplained deductions from pay. Drivers are blamed and sometimes terminated with money deducted from their salary. The company avoids involving the police, suggesting possible tax issues or deliberate framing of drivers. It's a concerning situation with a lack of transparency."