30 Minute Break. During Training. Need Advice Please.

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Definitely do all you can to get along with him. And when he gets upset about something just ask him, "What would you like me to do differently?"

If he feels you're not taking the training seriously then he should be able to spell out why he feels that way and what he expects of you.

Also, keep in mind that a lot of trainers feel they should put their students through a trial by fire to see if they can handle the stresses of life on the road. It would be nice if they would tell you this, but they don't. They just treat you like a junkyard dog, try to rush you to see if you'll make mistakes, yell at you to see if you get rattled, and things of that nature. They're testing you. Just take it all in stride, remain calm and relaxed, and focus on not hitting anything. In the end, that's what matters most. He can yell and scream and act like an idiot as much as he likes. As long as you don't hit anything you'll be fine. Soon enough you'll be finished with training and on your own and you'll never have to worry about that guy the rest of your life.

Thank you Brett. I been doing what you said. Anytime i do something wrong, i'm always asking what can i do differently. Also making sure I don't hit anything. This is my second week on the truck and I'm counting down my days. Thank you.

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