Profile For Chad E.
Chad E.'s Info
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Location:
Denver, CO -
Driving Status:
Rookie Team Driver -
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Joined Us:
8 years, 8 months ago
Chad E.'s Bio
I recieved my Class A CDL in early 2017, and have since found that driving big trucks is my true calling. I have done everything from working behind a desk to flying airplanes (I have been flying since the age of 13), but have never been happier than being behind the wheel of a semi. I am still in disbelief that I actually get paid to see the awesome landscapes of our beautiful country! Additionally, I am honored to be employed by Sygma Denver, which covered all of the costs associated with obtaining a Class A CDL - including the DOT physical and two weeks of attending one of the best CDL schools in the Denver-metro area. Sygma has been there for me 100%, offering constructive feedback, encouragement, and support every step of the way. I have never worked for a large public company that acknowledges and supports each and every individual to the extent that Sygma does, and am truly thrilled to be a part of the Sygma Network team. Furthermore, no other CDL position or company comes close to the wages you are capable of making as a driver at Sygma.
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Posted: 7 years, 6 months ago
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Failed CDL Test 2nd Time
I just failed my DOT exam the second time (in 2 weeks) and am in very low spirits. My pre-trip and road driving is great, but parallel backing, off sets, and the 90°alley dock is killing me on my exams. I even had an instructor tell me I am "unworthy" to drive a semi? I don't know what I should do at this time or if I should even consider a different career path. What should I do, and is this something I can get past?