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Whether you're hired for sales or as a driver, on your very first day at the company, you'll start by helping move things. At first, they won't ask you to move too much, but after moving things all day, you'll be covered in oil and sweat. The people there will keep telling you that you'll get used to it after a week of moving things......
Bullshit. According to people who have worked there for a long time, they still have body aches all over every day.........
Everyone at the company is easy to get along with—except for one person, who is very difficult to deal with. When you're operating the overhead crane with him, he won't tell you where anything needs to be lifted. It feels like one day he'll get you killed........
If you're thinking of going there, be mentally prepared: the trucks have GPS, and later on, if you're moving too slowly, you'll have to deal with the consequences.......