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Being nearly forty, changing careers for my life goals was truly a major decision. Thank you to the company for being willing to accept my decision. Everyone treated me very well in the past. The drivers would occasionally get together for a meal after work, and they even made a special effort to invite me to eat with them on weekends. The relationships among colleagues were genuinely good—we always helped one another. Leaving was also somewhat difficult.
The company has clear policies, provides overtime pay, perfect-attendance bonuses, and lunch subsidies. This was also how I was able to save money to pursue further education on my own and move into another industry. If you, like me, have ambitious goals, this might also be a great stepping stone for you. At least, that is how I see it.
If you are accustomed to getting promoted through performance evaluations and exams, this company may not be suitable, because it does not have a fixed promotion system. After all, being a driver still depends on your abilities, right? If you are looking for a stable job with a decent income, you may want to consider it.