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When we started in November we had a junky 2015 International Prostar. Refrigerator broke after a week (dorm room fridge they put in) engine went out after 2 weeks and needed rebuilt but we still managed 7000 miles per week until January when there was a lot of office changes a new co-owner and 50 drivers added. After that we only got over 5000 miles twice from Jan until May we averaged 3600 miles per week. Dispatchers go home on the weekend so teams sit 48 hours doing nothing. There aren't enough dispatchers 3 for 150 drivers so you sit hours waiting on your next load. There are no team loads all are solo. Worst for us, given a 2019 Cascadia that was broken constantly with no support from the company, just sent us to some redneck shop over and over that couldn't fix the problem. Our last week there was in a hotel because the air condition compressor, ABS and Stability control all went out. Dealer fixed the A/C and took 5 days but never touched the ABS. We were going broke at this place. Have to fight for detention pay and layover is $75 per day when you can actually get it. It's a terrible place for any driver. No driver that we talked to liked it and 5 quit the week before us. 11 trucks sitting on the lot from drivers quitting. Turnover is ridiculous and for a good reason. Really just stay away and let them close this mess down.

I'm  driving as an owner operator, I'm Getting the miles I was promised, I Appreciated being not only told I would stay over the road , but the fact it wasn't just an empty promise like other places it was done. In the seven years I have been behind the wheel this opportunity is the most I have ever made. I have No complaints, If I did I wouldn't be here. Hard to have them when you have good transparency. The dispatchers, are friendly and care about how my day is going, the safety director was impressive during the orientation of laying out the ground rules and expectations and the owner was present in the training, to meet break bread and shake our hand. I'm from South Carolina and choose to call my home base Arkansas with this company because you just could not beat the Southern Hospitality. I'm so optimistic not only to be here but to be apart of what EOS is building.

EOS is a third generation trucking company. They grew up in the industry and have maintained their values. You are a name and not a number. These are a great group of people to work with from the top to the bottom.  They work in harmony like a big happy family, they are all willing to healp one another after all if one department fails everyone will.  The hardest part of my job was also my most enjoyable part of the job.  
there is no better feeling when you bring new people into the company for a great driving career and see them succeed. On the other hand, there is also no worst feeling than working hard all week and your drivers do not show up. 

I have known and drove with Harvey since 2013 about the time Harvey Beech started the company. My husband and I are on a team. It’s been the best job we have had.
I don’t have to beg for my money, I don’t have to beg for home time. My spouse is having an episode in the hospital and they understand us being off the road until this is dealt with. We’ve been other places and the difference is the money and everyone knowing your name and who you are. There is something important in a team caring about you. And being invested in you. When we have broke down, they immediately rented us another truck to keep on going , even in leaving once during that whole time we kept a great understanding with the owner. 

Averaged 1900 miles per week, trunk had a lot of issues. The only thing that they would fix is what the dot flagged. They treat you like a o/o but def. don’t pay you like it. Hauled nothing but broker loads, sat for 4-6 hours on every live load and unload without any detention at all. Sat for 20 hours once and they ended up paying me $75 just to shut me up. I left the company after they tried to get me to run illegal and pick up a load at 10pm when my 14 was over at 7pm. Now that I have quit the company they put two different reports on my dac. With a few negative remarks on me. So I’m glad I saved everything that was ever sent to me!!!!!!

2.5 months out only one week home and one weekend off. 34 hour resets on the road only. Worked Thanksgiving and Christmas 2020 and they had and issue with me having off on new years. Too many times I've waited for empty trailers for 24hrs at a time. Would NOT recommend to anyone. Communications and logistics are completely disorganized! If you want to be dicked around this is the company to go to. Issued 3 different trucks and nobody is on the same page.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay is good and they take good care of there drivers 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Some drivers don't take care of there equipment and puts it off on other drivers to fix it 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great environment and they get along great with their drivers 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day of driving and company available 24/7

What is the best part of working at the company?
The worst company out there. All they do is lie

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You have to week 3 weeks before any day off

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Very bad they don’t care about nothing but then self

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful and crazy. It was the worst place to work

What is the best part of working at the company?
Under 2,000 per week for 3 months in a row.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Not get the miles that they promised. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Not too bad,just wasn't getting the miles on a consistent basic.

I agree  with these other driver eos when I started here I thought it was a big company  but a small mom and  pop company I quit yesterday  they monitor  where you stop at Iike Damm if  stop 4 time from 7am to 5 they don't  want you to stop to use the bathroom  they keep you loaded down with a bunch of  paper load  eos is the worst of the worst company ever 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 386 salaries reported	$104,890 per year
Van driver 51 salaries reported	$105,000 per year
Solo driver 19 salaries reported	$97,500 per year
Human resources specialist 1 salary reported	$71,447 per year
Driver 1 salary reported	$5,800 per month

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