Ok. Thanks

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For this particular company around $23/hr

I believe they will reimburse you the amount you paid for schooling

@@MusiqSoulBoii Right on! Thanks bro! I haven't got an email from them yet for an interview, but I applied another company and it says under consideration. By any chance do you know how long it takes to get you back and is this a good sign of getting hired?

You’re welcome

Yes. They will surely train you on whatever you don’t know. But if you know how to work a reefer unit, then that’s just less time you’d need to be watched or monitored.

​@@MusiqSoulBoiibro can you do it as a owner operator?

Idk

That’s amazing 💪🏾! Is your DC a grocery or general merchandise warehouse?

@@MusiqSoulBoii grocery 6095 in Alabama

What’s hourly rate there at Walmart

@@TruckerDave215 The pay rate at this time is around 19/hr. at any Distribution Center

@@MusiqSoulBoii oh dam ok appreciate the response man trucking business is dead right now for owners be safe thanks

Yes. It sounds crazy but I assure you, you’ll be starting off very well. No. Experience doesn’t reflect pay. I started at $17 three years ago. And we get bonuses multiple times throughout the year as well as yearly raises.

Let’s just say, I make more than any postal worker. 😉

Yes

I agree

Very Very good!

@@MusiqSoulBoii i applied to the DC in my area for this position a week or two ago, hopefully i hear back soon.

@@hugolopez9583 I believe you will get this position! 🙏🏾

No

To my understanding , no knowledge is required! Ever DC is different and have their own qualifications as to who they are willing to accept. I would say, apply where you can and see what happens!

@@MusiqSoulBoii ... thank!

As a yard driver, no you don’t have to be experienced. Even if it’s been awhile since you’ve driven, you still got it. Just like riding a bike. You’ll never forget how to.

@@MusiqSoulBoii i am an orderfiller for Walmart, but I want to be a yard truck driver, I of course had to become an orderfiller to get my foot in the door 🚪, but I want to know how much Is the hourly pay? For instance I make 30hr as an orderfiller, so will I make more as a yard trucker?

@@emmore436 that’s something I’m not sure about. Each DC has their own tier of hourly rates per position throughout the facility. My advice would be to speak to the current Yard Driver at your facility and compare. Or maybe ask someone in HR.

If you don’t see it online, call the HR department at the DC you wish to work at. Sometimes they don’t post jobs very often.

@@MusiqSoulBoii HR department...thanks so much.

On Property Yard Driver

Well at my particular DC and because I work alone, I’m the only one who gets overtime. I work about 45-50 hours a week. Take home almost 2k

@@MusiqSoulBoii thank you....I'm gonna look into this next summer. I'll have 2 years under my belt Class A CDL holder. I run OTR/Regional/Dedicated Routes.

Bro what the fuck I didn’t know he died

@@mffuniverse3806yep he dead rip

I would assume it has to be $18/hr or more starting out.

starting out $25/hour for yard drivers, maybe a little more

@@riner9 I need 45. I’m not going to be able to drive for Walmart.

@@waynebrady1956 that's for yard jockeys not over the road

Can I ask you a question when you get hired as a yard driver did Walmart pay for your CDL or you had to pay it out of pocket?

@@Rich76616 special program through walmart they handled everything.

Thank you! I’m believing you will get the job! All is well ☺️

Any updates?

What position are you applying for?

Really good. In my opinion. Depending the area you are in and the demand, you looking at starting pay around $18.00/hr. You also get full benefits. Paid time off (once you’ve accumulating enough) and warehouse incentives!

@@MusiqSoulBoii what I’m looking at on the website says off property and city. I’m assuming you don’t do that? Also has a list of duties like custodian and maintenance do you have those duties? Thanks for the response. That you know of is there (where could I find it) a general recruiting number?

Thanks for viewing. For the DC that I work for I’ve been blessed to receive atleast a $5 raise (all together) over the past two years. We do have seasonal bonuses during peak season like the holidays and new year’s. We’ve even had pay incentives to influence others to come to work. As far your personal raise, you get 3 in total. One at 6 months , 12 months and 24 months. Each DC will vary as to how much, depending on your region. As far as OT, during the peak season, it won’t be a problem, but during regular months it’s strictly being monitored. I’m blessed to receive unlimited OT only because I work second shift and no one else wants to work outside with me. I usually work 10-12 hours nights. 4 days on 3 off. With you having experience already, like myself as a former OTR driver, it should get you in the door quickly. Just depends on what location you are looking to work for. Really good money to be made that’s for sure!

Most definitely 🥁🤯

Ronald "Jr." Dorsey

Glad you enjoyed it. It was a rare find for me also ! 😌

Not necessarily, but it’s a good idea to work at a quick pace ahead of the loaders inside so they are not waiting for you refill the dock doors with another empty trailer. There is a specific time each trailer must loaded tho. Normally it’s a 6 hour window per truck, on average they are loaded within a few hours.

@@MusiqSoulBoii oh ok when all fails in a tight spot goat. LOL

$3 more than I had when I started 15 months ago. 😉

@@MusiqSoulBoii r u still at Walmart and how much did you make a hour when you started

Well that answer may apply to the past but since now we are still in a pandemic, Walmart is continuing to take care of the employees by giving out bonuses and incentives for those who come in and work their schedule. So I’m well over $20/hr and only been here 15 months. Each Position have different payscales.

@@MusiqSoulBoii I just don't want to take the interview for a position that I know they're not going to be able to pay me enough. I made 76k last year hauling feed to farms, id like to make atleast 64k if i switched. Don't want to waste their time or my time. I used to be a yard driver, ive got the experience already.

@@anonymousperson307 did you get the job?I had a interview last week, status still saying Review.how long or u heard back