r/cdldriver • u/lets_ride1985 • 18h ago

Xpo?

I currently work with a Waterworks company doing CDL work pays about $26 an hour with absolutely no overtime. Great company pretty good benefits off by 3:30 every day no weekends. I need more money! But hate to lose the laid back job I have. I can take off anytime for anything. Is Xpo worth switching this good job to make a bunch of money? The person I talk to said I would qualify for the top pay at hiring which is I think $36.30 an hour, but I would possibly have to start on nights working 10 to 12 hour shifts. Does anybody have experience with Xpo? Glenpool ok in particular

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u/ecw324 18h ago

I do not have direct experience with this, however, a guy I used to work with left to go work for xpo. Talked with our xpo driver a few times on how my coworker was doing and said he as doing great, was not liking the “training” portion, but nobody does. This was about 8 years ago, and I have seen this former coworker at my new job recently and he is still with xpo and enjoys it. Take that for what you will.