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Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 10:15 pm
by Gaazy
Hows the truckin stuff goin for ya Mindia? Enjoyin it?

Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2006 11:46 pm
by Narrock
Gaazy wrote:Hows the truckin stuff goin for ya Mindia? Enjoyin it?


Just graduated truck school and got my Class A CDL 2 weeks ago. Tomorrow I have my 2nd interview with Sysco.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 12:48 am
by Markarado
Congrats on that I guess~

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 4:39 pm
by Narrock
Just got back from my 2nd interview. They extended an offer of employment, contigent on passing the drug screen, physical, and drive test. There's a $1000/wk. minimum guarantee, with most drivers making between $1200-$1400/wk. It comes with a hefty price though... you work 12-14 hour shifts on GRAVEYARD. :ugh: :-x :(

I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:18 pm
by The Kizzy
He was just saying htat because they are desperate for drivers and would tell you anything to sign on with them.




Grats on the job.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 5:32 pm
by araby
speaking of truck drivers, where is sorina posting this days?

congrats mindia

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:00 pm
by Narrock
The Kizzy wrote:He was just saying htat because they are desperate for drivers and would tell you anything to sign on with them.




Grats on the job.


ROFL Actually Sysco/Sygma is very selective. Thanks for the gratz though. :P

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:01 pm
by Narrock
araby wrote:speaking of truck drivers, where is sorina posting this days?

congrats mindia


I haven't seen Sorina here in like 3 months or something. Oh, and thank you!

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:18 pm
by Donnel
Man there is some quality comic GOLD in this thread.

Props to Tikker and Dylan for making me bust a gut.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 7:04 pm
by Phlegm
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 8:26 pm
by Darcler
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


:rofl:
This post nearly made me pee.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 8:44 pm
by Gaazy
grats mindia on the job

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 9:09 pm
by The Kizzy
Narrock wrote:
The Kizzy wrote:He was just saying htat because they are desperate for drivers and would tell you anything to sign on with them.




Grats on the job.


ROFL Actually Sysco/Sygma is very selective. Thanks for the gratz though. :P


If you worked in Colorado, my brothers friend would be your boss. He's the big wig of the transportation department there. Or something. HE had me a job their in the new account department making $17 an hour to start, but it was 2 hours one way every day.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 9:15 pm
by Tikker
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


mofaka stole my line

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 9:18 pm
by Menlaan
Grats Mindia!

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:30 pm
by Jay
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


I lol'd

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 11:11 pm
by The Kizzy
Shit come to think of it, his other friend does all the background checks for Sysco employees. Incoming: MIndia's rap sheet!!!

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 11:34 pm
by Narrock
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


It's a stepping stone to management.

Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 11:37 pm
by Narrock
The Kizzy wrote:Shit come to think of it, his other friend does all the background checks for Sysco employees. Incoming: MIndia's rap sheet!!!


I'm innocent... no rap sheet! lol

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 7:52 am
by Tikker
Narrock wrote:
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


It's a stepping stone to management.





there's a big difference between being a low level management time card approval dude at a trucking company, and being in management

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:14 am
by Narrock
Tikker wrote:
Narrock wrote:
Phlegm wrote:
Narrock wrote:I asked the manager about opportunity for advancement into management... he said they do promote their drivers into management, and that I would have a strong chance to become a manager because of my management degree. He asked where I got my degree. I told him, "Charter Oak State College in Connecticut." He said, "Oh, that's a very good school. One of the other managers got his degree there too." HAHAHA So, to all you mofos who were dissing my school... EAT CROW. :hiphop:


Yes, it's a very good school, almost on par with the traditional ivy league institutions. That's why you see many Harvard and Yale alummi driving trucks on graveyard shifts.


It's a stepping stone to management.





there's a big difference between being a low level management time card approval dude at a trucking company, and being in management


I know all about management, and what the management levels are at Sysco, so you can stop trying to be a jerkwad again mmmkay?

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:17 am
by Donnel
Aw, get off his nuts, at least he's working and not living off the system.

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:23 am
by Narrock
Donnel wrote:Aw, get off his nuts, at least he's working and not living off the system.


He's trying to be condescending, and he's wrong on top of that. It's annoying. Sometimes he posts rationally and is contributing... other times he just trolls to get a reaction.

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:36 am
by Tikker
Narrock wrote:
Donnel wrote:Aw, get off his nuts, at least he's working and not living off the system.


He's trying to be condescending, and he's wrong on top of that. .


it has more to do with the fact that you keep posting with an elitist attitude about your mail order diploma and a very selective trucking job

get it thru your skull

charter oak is not prestigious
the education you may receive from that institution is probably very acceptable, but it's not prestigious (esteemed: having an illustrious reputation)
no kid finishes high school and says, "I think I'll go to Charter Oak for university. Yale, Harvard, Brown, etc etc will be my fall back plan"



if you'd come out and said "I earned a quality education from xxxxx" that'd be one thing, but to continually try and ram it down people's throats that some school that no one has ever heard of (kind of a big part of being prestigious) is the creme de la creme of high muckety muck education.....well, you're just opening yourself up to ridicule/scorn

Posted: Tue Aug 15, 2006 12:57 pm
by Narrock
Tikker wrote:
Narrock wrote:
Donnel wrote:Aw, get off his nuts, at least he's working and not living off the system.


He's trying to be condescending, and he's wrong on top of that. .


it has more to do with the fact that you keep posting with an elitist attitude about your mail order diploma and a very selective trucking job

get it thru your skull

charter oak is not prestigious
the education you may receive from that institution is probably very acceptable, but it's not prestigious (esteemed: having an illustrious reputation)
no kid finishes high school and says, "I think I'll go to Charter Oak for university. Yale, Harvard, Brown, etc etc will be my fall back plan"



if you'd come out and said "I earned a quality education from xxxxx" that'd be one thing, but to continually try and ram it down people's throats that some school that no one has ever heard of (kind of a big part of being prestigious) is the creme de la creme of high muckety muck education.....well, you're just opening yourself up to ridicule/scorn


Hey, I never said Charter Oak has the same reputation as Harvard or Yale. I did say, however, that Charter Oak is under the same accrediting and governing body as Harvard and Yale, and that speaks highly of an educational institution. The New England Association of Schools and Colleges doesn't just accept any Joe Shmoe who wants to start up a college. There are rigorous education and quality standards the school must meet. That isn't easy to do. Charter Oak has been around for some 33 years, and is highly successful. Why do you think I chose them? I want you to think about that for a minute. I also looked at the books for the classes at Charter Oak and compared them to other universities, and guess what... THEY ARE THE SAME BOOKS.

The professors are mostly PhD's, and a lot of MBA's too. The professors at Charter Oak are leaders in their industry, high-level executive managers, etc. and they bring a lot of knowledge to the table... just like at other universities. Charter Oak was designed for the working professional in mind... people who don't have time to commute to a brick-and-mortar campus after working all day. Yes, Charter Oak is a prestigious college when you look at their curriculum, accreditation, and quality of their professors.

You're either being a complete ignorant twit about the whole thing and don't know one thing about higher-education institutions, or you're just trying to be a jerk. I'll let you decide which category you fall under. But until then, STFU about it. Thanks.