truck driver

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customer service representative

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Witte Bros. Exchange Inc.

This is a great place to start if you have not a CDL as they only require one year contract to teach you. Problem is it's only automatic so when you leave you have to find a place to have your automatic restriction lifted or find another place worth going to the has automatic trucks. They don't acknowledge their mistakes or compensate for them unless pointed out multiple times. They hardly get their out-of-state drivers home and take advantage of them being away from home. They always tell people things are changing and growing yet they are still stuck in the 80s with pay. They use they're handbook against you. Meaning that if you forget to write something down on your trip envelope that you work on breaking down and unloading even though they know they didn't pay a lumper a couple hundred dollars to do it they will not pay you significantly less pay that they tell you you will get unless you write it down. When you take somebody from their house and home for more than a hundred hours a week and make them responsible for more than just driving or keeping track of paperwork for keeping track of how much Freight is on the truck and on a mad that you had to constantly be doing while driving. You should never ever used technicality under pay your drivers

The Staff is friendly, the facility has everything a driver needs like a machinc shop and drivers lounge; drivers arnt too good about cleanliness but you’ll find that the place is well swept from time to time. If you do not live close to Troy, MO or at least inside the state of Missouri do NOT expect to get any home time and if you do enjoy it cause it will be rare, the trucks are nice and new;trainers are easy to work with if you know what your doing; if you dont show effort or intrest to stay after finishing your CDL training program they will notice and will use the power of technicality to cut you off and part way from you. You wont see a dollar while you getting your license and dont be surprised if you see less than 300.00$ a week during OTR training . All Trucks are automatic so youll get restricted from driving a truck manually on your license . You will get your hands on a CDL going through thier truck driving school thier instructors are very cool and know what they are saying trust them. What else..... the showers need remodeling and NO HABLAN ESPAÑOL.

This company truly cares about its employees, including drivers. They will make sure to do whatever they can do ensure you are successful in your role. It is amazing to see that all of the different departments work so closely together. The drivers here are the #1 priority and everyone does more than required to make sure they are happy out on the road. 
There are so many other things that are great about the company as well. Benefits are very generous and affordable. The CEO is in the office EARLY in the morning and stays late every single day so it is clear that he cares about the day-to-day and is very hands on with how things operate. The same can be said for other managers of different departments, they are all here early and stay as long as needed to make sure the job gets done and the drivers are being supported out on the road.
Just in general, a great company to work for. Everyone is treated like family here. Drivers aren't just a number here, they are family too. Everyone WANTS to get to know new drivers or new employees.

I have been with Witte for about 5 months now starting with the school and training program. I was worried at 1st because of some of the reviews I seen on here but I have to say I have been very satisfied with starting my career here. Any time I have a question it has been answered and if you feel you have a problem with they way something happened you always get an answer to your problem. They did everything they said they would and I am very thankful for that. The pay is right on for a new driver. I am home most weekends and a lot of the time that I have been out past the weekend I was asked if I could help out and kick out early never forced to do anything you don’t want to do. The equipment is kept up to par but I have to say I would love to have been put in a newer truck but that comes in short time. Overall if you are looking for a company to start with that will work with you and make you feel like they care Witte is definitely a great place to work. 

lol first off run away from this company. they took my entire last pay check knowing I have 8 kids to support. them when I've tried to make payment arrangements to pay off my school they pull out a non compete agreement trying to stop me from getting any other kind of job. I don't see home they can say there family oriented at all. greed runs this company. they've been putting stuff on my dac report. they charged me $660 to return there truck to them when I decided to quit. lol I called the is Sept of labor I was supposed to get $530 back for my final check they only sent me $380. terrible people working here. they will screw you over if you don't do as they wish. they want puppets working here. I strongly suggest you look elsewhere for employment

A typical day at work would deal with a lot of time spent on the telephone and dealing with emails to schedule and check on loads. I learned a great deal of how to perform professional customer service as well how to multi-task in a business envirmonment. The management at this company I would say is very easy to work with as well as the co-workers, everyone is pleasant to be around. The hardest part of this job is to always keep in mind that the person behind the wheel of these trucks are human beings and we need to make sure that is always in the back of our minds when setting up trucks to ensure their safety. The most enjoyable part of the job is being able to create relationships with people all around the U.S that you speak with on a daily/weekly basis.

Not the family feeling company they use to be to work for. They have good people to work with, but there is no advancement in this company as they claim. They are growing, but better open positions are filled outside, not within. If there is promotion, it's the same job with a title dressed up with the same pay, and more stress. They have nothing proprietary and everything is top secret. They treat their shop and warehouse employees like second class, little respect, all accountability. Management is controlling, and arrogant. No leader, only bosses and yes men.

I started school with Witte in August of 2020. If you are right for truck driving, you will get your cdl. They put you in the best position possible to pass the tests and get your license. 

Small family oriented company that will work with you anytime you need so long as you are a good employee. If you do your job, respect your management and dispatch teams, they will take care of you. Pay is competitive and as a first year driver I have made an excellent amount. 

The school and instructors are great, but when you get into solo driving you aren't given any miles. And when you do get miles, don't expect it to be consistent. One week you'll get a nice check over $1000, the next few you'll barely make 500 a week. How are we supposed to make 65,000 a year if we don't get the miles to do that? How are we able to make it to a year or 100,000 miles in order to not pay for school? With what we've been given, I'll be at 100,000 miles at 2 years. I suggest if you come here, do the school, get your cdl and then dip.

Very misleading about home-time throughout interview process and orientation by management. Very inconsistent pay from week to week, an bonuses are hard to achieve. Very little home time, and dispatch passive aggressive about this issue. Older model trucks and trailers (often breaking down), and company “seat hops” employees quite often from truck to truck. 
   Also be sure to leave under good terms or company will find anyway possible to cheat you out of money that is coming to you. Even  charging $75. for cleaning truck that was not left in a poor condition

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Truck driver 13 salaries reported	$1,354 per week
Dock worker 2 salaries reported	$17.50 per hour
Customer service representative 10 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Tire technician 2 salaries reported	$16.75 per hour
Driver 9 salaries reported	$202,500 per year

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