"This company is terrible. The boss, Andrey, is a liar and owes me 900 euros. He withheld my permanent residency permit and fabricated issues to blame drivers. I had a very negative experience working with them on two trips to Kazakhstan and would not recommend them to anyone, even my worst enemy. I'll be visiting him soon to resolve this."

"I completely agree with the negative reviews below. Unfair deductions, underpayment, constant pressure... A very negative impression. They forced us to file a complaint with the transportation inspection and may have to go to court. Be careful with this company, drivers."

"I worked at this company for two months and realized it's far from ideal. Expect constant rushing, free but expensive roads, lack of restrooms and showers, excessive mileage, and unsecured parking. The manager is rude, and payments are delayed with unjustified deductions. I advise against this company for inexperienced drivers. Seasoned drivers will quickly understand the issues. I will be taking legal action and filing a complaint with the labor inspector."

"I worked here for only two months and want to share an honest review. There were constant schedule violations, difficulty finding parking, and payroll was a complex and frustrating process with unexplained deductions. The company seems to target inexperienced drivers. I don't recommend it."

"This company is terrible. During my first and last trips, I didn't realize it would be my last. Out of the six people traveling, only one was going on the second leg, the rest on the first, likely their last. They don't pay on time, offering small advances of 100 euros every two weeks, and deducting 500 euros. They promise to pay when I return for the next trip. I applied for permanent residency, but the director, Andrusha, received the documents on my behalf, while Katerina claimed to have sent them, but nothing arrived after two weeks. I can't reach them by phone as they don't answer. I strongly advise against working here, even for your worst enemy."

"Working at Titandrius is rewarding; you earn your money here. All earnings were received without unfair deductions. The company encourages drivers to join and earn."

"Drivers report inconsistent pay and issues with receiving full compensation. Several acquaintances experienced similar problems, and the reviewer suggests the positive reviews may be fabricated to benefit the company. The reviewer emphasized a lasting negative impression."

"This company is constantly hiring drivers. Be aware that Girteka has 15,000 trucks, but be cautious when they're aggressively recruiting. Expect long-haul routes, constant deductions, underpayment at the end of each contract period, and reckless driving. The treatment of drivers is appalling, and the director is unprofessional. Consider carefully whether you're prepared to leave with nothing after your contract ends."

"Drivers constantly leave due to terrible working conditions and a lack of respect. There are unexplained pay deductions and constant pressure to rush. Routes are limited to national roads within France. It's recommended to seek employment with a larger company."

"This company presents a beautiful picture to drivers initially, but the reality is very different once you're on the road. There are deductions for everything, and drivers are penalized for any issues or deviations from the route. It's a stressful experience. Drivers should contact the transportation inspection agency if they experience unpaid wages or unfair deductions."

"I've worked as a driver in Lithuania for seven years, and this was my third company. I hoped the next one would be better, but it was the worst I've ever experienced. I only lasted one shift. It was full of lies and deception. You might not see any money at all. Contact the union if you're cheated. I only received my money after a lawsuit. I wouldn't recommend this company to anyone."

"I've been with the company for over a year. Pay is always on time, and I consistently receive support when needed. Issues are resolved quickly and professionally. The trucks are new and well-maintained."

"This company is a scam. They pay very low wages and drivers experience excessive wait times. There's no technical support or material assistance. They push drivers to their limits, ignoring required rest periods. There's no extra pay for unloading or tarping. The trucks are old, with high mileage, and there's constant employee turnover, a clear warning sign. One driver even panicked and jumped out of the truck. Replacement took two months. They use free roads and cheap fuel from remote gas stations. It's likely positive reviews are from management or desperate drivers."

"Excellent company with bi-weekly payments. The pay is over €70 per day."

"This is one of the worst companies in Lithuania. The director, Andrei, treats drivers poorly, considering them 'low class'. There are constant deductions for everything, and drivers are pressured to speed. The company exhibits harassment and rudeness, with frequent pay delays."

"I was considering applying after seeing reviews, but I was misled. The director, Andrei, described a great experience – highway routes and full pay after each run. However, I spoke with a colleague who confirmed the negative reviews, and he's already looking to leave after just one run. It seems to be a company that mistreats its drivers."

"This company was a complete disaster. I barely survived my tenure and managed to escape. The director, Andrei (I think), seemed untrustworthy."

"This is a good company! They treat drivers well."

"The company is normal."

"I worked in Russia for a large company, but conditions are better here. Previously, I drove with two chips, the truck was in poor condition, but now the trucks are in very good condition. Pay is higher, and rest hours are normal; everyone speaks Russian."

"This company is not good. The director is a fraudster. They promise you the world initially, but once you start driving, everything changes completely. Do not work for them."