"I've had a positive experience working for this company based on my employment."

"After seven months, issues are addressed but slowly. There were some equipment problems like a torn wheel and damaged refrigerator, but no financial repercussions. Pay was consistently delivered on the 10th of the month in Euros. A payment issue in Denmark was resolved quickly. The company has modern trucks and two bases in Denmark, offering conveniences like transportation to stores and train stations, and advance payments are readily available. Home time was generous, with extended periods at home (2-3 months), and the company accepted the extended rest without complaint. The reviewer suggests those with concerns create a private forum. They found that many drivers at other companies had significant issues. Ultimately, the reviewer encourages self-respect and acknowledges that reviews won't change anything."

"This company isn't bad, especially for someone starting out. There's truth and falsehood in previous reviews, but my overall impression is positive."

"Having worked here for six months, this company is well-suited for new drivers. Benefits include no fuel or accident deductions, reliable and timely pay, and salary increases as promised. The technology is good, and colleagues are helpful and supportive. Success depends on taking your work seriously."

"I started working at this company in February with no prior experience. Having completed training at Girtech, I had all the necessary documentation, and the paperwork was processed quickly."

"The company is decent overall. Conditions and people are acceptable, but the pay is lower than average."

"This company hires drivers with no experience, providing a week of training covering driving, paperwork, and vehicle logs. Trainees receive a salary and free accommodation during training. It's difficult to find a better starting point for inexperienced drivers."

"This training program involved various tasks like loading, unloading, and trailer maintenance. Benefits included a lack of eco-driving restrictions and fuel standards, though newer vehicles were penalized for minor scratches, and driving occurred on highways."

"A decent company for drivers new to the industry. Basic training is provided, and overall operations are satisfactory."

"This company offered an internship, but the experience was negative. I worked without proper permits and was pressured to violate break regulations. High turnover suggests significant issues. It feels like a training ground for long-haul drivers, which may not be suitable for everyone."

"The company hires inexperienced drivers, but the pay is discriminatory based on nationality, with significantly lower wages for Ukrainians and Belarusians compared to Romanians and Moldovans. Drivers experience constant vehicle changes, excessive work hours without adequate rest, and violations of work-rest regulations. The treatment feels disrespectful and demeaning."