Creating content can get you FIRED! (part 1)
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Are you thinking about starting a UA-cam channel? Are you a W2 employee? You might want to watch this video before posting your first video.
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I went on an interview in Coppell, TX and the hiring manager knew about you.
Yeah, just about everybody in leadership knows about me at this point. Including HR personnel.
I do LTL the whole reason I don’t start a UA-cam channel is because I’m positive I could easily get fired. I love my job. I love my field and it’s a darn good living.
This a unspoken topic, currently work for estes....videos can and will get you fired depending on if it's on company property, consider slander, filming while on the clock, and one of the biggest, showing personal/customer info
Well said. 💯
Well said brother, going to CDL school here in 2 weeks and was thinking I'd make a channel my self. This definitely adds a new perspective, checking out the part 2 now. Godspeed.
Thanks for watching.
I drive for Airgas. I also have a dog breeding program with online content related to it. Last month a manager asked me how long I’d been breeding. 😮 I’m a super low key guy, so I was blown away that someone I never shared this with knew.
I later found out that TikTok will suggest your content to others that have you saved as a contact
@@clavenscales3196 I didnt know that these phones a mf
Thanks for sharing this information! Most companies do not like the exposure and will terminate you without any questions. Keep educating the people bro 👊
This is very interesting.. long before I started trucking I was a cable technician back in nyc.. in 2014 I got in trouble for posting a pic of me doing cable work on my ig.. and I don’t know how my manager found out because my ig was private and I didn’t think any of my coworkers would have rat me out since we were all friends.. but over the years I’ve learned not to accept any friend request through coworkers and I leave it as that cause it was just crazy how I lost that position I was good at.. anyway it give me the push to get my cdl and I have moved on since .. been keeping lowkey to myself and don’t let anyone in my business work related
Smart man 💡
I'm glad you're talking about this... I wouldn't want people knowing my business or assuming my income based off trucking.. I prefer to stay anomynous
Smart man 👌🏾
great info bruh. im in healthcare and so many got fired with them tik toks, great advice, fam.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾
Great info like always bro
Very informative video thanks bro 👍
Have a question about owner operator jobs. For those drivers who own their own truck and lease their business through a company, hauling company trailers, who pays for the cat scale usage when weighing the truckload? The driver or the company?
Same question for those in the refrigerated division. How do you buy truck fuel and DEF out of your own pocket and use a company expense for buying reefer fuel all at the same time on one app? Even though I can't be a trucker myself at this time, I've always been really curious on how that works.
Excellent content by the way. 👏 Loving your channel.
How you doing sir I’m coming off the road (otr) and now I’m going local for a beer coming I’m frm clt nc any tips and tricks for beer company drivers I start tomorrow… stay bless and keep it in the road driva 💪🏾🖤
Don’t stack that Dolley all the way up when it’s too heavy
@@greyyb8860 thank you 💪🏾
Make sure you keep extra rolls of paper for your printer. Also, make sure your chargers for both handheld device and printer are in good working order before leaving the DC. If you’re doing bulk delivery, make sure your load is secure before leaving DC. Pallets wrapped tightly & load bars or straps used properly. Make sure you have all of the necessary equipment and or tools (EJack, hand truck, shrink wrap, etc) that you need before leaving DC. Keep a good attitude. Customers tend to treat you better when they like you. It helps you get checked in a little quicker as well..sometimes. God bless & stay safe 🙏🏾💪🏾
Trust nobody in this game...even especially coworkers. You never know who's watching what you do. Not everyone is in your corner. Somethings need not be shown or heard of online. The safest advice is punch the clock , go home and stay sucker-free.
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Just to be clear..The person who asked me about the camera I use when recording vids is in the process of starting a UA-cam channel. I neglected to mention he was starting a channel in the video. This is just my advice for anyone thinking about getting into content creation. Be smart 👌🏾
Hey Anthony yea it’s crazy with social media it can get out of hand I’m glad your telling it like it is so everyone can learn from this also wanted to ask you about Gordon Food Service I applied with them and had a phone screen with them and now I’m scheduled to interview with hiring manager I haven’t had interview in 6 years any advise that might cause me the job like what questions do you think Managment gonna ask so I can prepare any ideas on there questions
Hey Eddie, if you go to gfs.com/careers you can check out the interview questions you’ll be asked. GFS has the entire hiring process shown on their website step by step. Including interview questions.
Just type in the search box “How we hire”
Good luck 👍🏾
@@imanthonytv ok ! Thank you appreciate
Hey! Anthony I went on GFS website and seen there S A R Format Situation Action Results Dame I’m lost I’m not to bright when it comes to this stuff my interview is at 600 pm and don’t have a clue what questions hiring manager gonna ask any ideas what they ask you I’ve haven’t driven in 5 years been working as a stocker in a bar beverages for 4 years
What you do outside of work is your personal business. your employer can't terminate your job just for the fact that you are a UA-camr.
Based on your comment, I know you didn’t watch the video. 🤦🏾♂️
I know exactly who u referring to in this video
Not referring to anyone specifically. Just giving a little advice to anyone considering starting a YT channel.
@imanthonytv well this video was perfectly timed to a situation of a well known driver. Everything u said was on point
Lol...im not going to tag him but i think you talking about hustle motivate 👀@divinelyautistic
@@Breadguy83 yeah,, bingo
@@divinelyautisticthat’s funny I wasn’t thinking it would be him I was thinking of those two guys from Schneider that got fired ..
What's up ATV
Yo ✌🏾
I understand you a company guy and man but advising people to not share there experiences is scared and brother it’s trucking there are so many jobs this not some desk office you find something else
Nobody has to take my advice. It’s not for everyone and I understand that. I stated in the video that people can do whatever they want to do. It’s nothing wrong with sharing your experiences. However, the point of the video was to remind people to be smart and understand the policies companies have in place before posting things online related to their jobs. If they are W2 employees. Not putting all of your company business online has nothing to do with being scared my brother. It’s called being smart. Knowing what to say, how to say it, & when to say it makes all the difference in the world. Sure there are a plethora of trucking jobs out there. If the mindset is “hey I’ll say whatever and just find something else” then cool. Go for it. Is the person going to go online and upload a video every time they have a bad experience working for a company? What type of reputation will they be creating for themselves? What potential relationships and or opportunities could they be damaging due to their online display of acting on emotions in the moment? It’s much deeper than just sharing an experience in my view.
The cameras???? What cameras???
The cameras (GoPros) I use when I’m working & filming videos.