by Savannah Riese | Aug 30, 2019 | Articles
AheaWritten by Georgia Kassing, Accounts Receivable Customer Analyst Maximizing Time On the Road Susan Madison, a Dot driver out of the Georgia distribution center (DC) for the last seven years, makes the most of her downtime when she’s on the road. She recently...
by Savannah Riese | Aug 23, 2019 | Articles
Meet Lori Driver Trainer. Daughter. Caretaker. A Focus On Family Since starting with Dot Foods, Lori has been able to find the sweet spot between work and life. For Lori, this balance is important because it leaves her with enough time to help take care of her...
by Jason Eveland | Aug 16, 2019 | Articles
A Breakdown of How Dot Pays Our Drivers Ensuring you are taken care of and knowing you are secure in your job is always top-of-mind at Dot Foods. We know the job market is competitive. We know that other employers are showing you what they have to offer. We know you...
by Savannah Riese | Jul 26, 2019 | Articles
Many people dread the first couple of weeks on their new job. Why? Because it involves change, new surroundings, and new things to get used to. But we get it—starting a new job is stressful. So our goal is to make you feel as comfortable and safe as possible when...
by Savannah Riese | Jul 19, 2019 | Articles
Companies across the country are always looking for ways to recruit more drivers. At Dot, we found that for some people who have never been a truck driver before, entering the industry can be intimidating. So, we created the Warehouse to Driver Program—a gradual...
by Savannah Riese | Jul 16, 2019 | Articles
By Mark Winters, Driver Trainer Coordinator Imagine that you, your family, or close friends are all workers in every work and construction zone you encounter. How would you drive your truck then? With summer upon us, Dot Transportation, Inc. (DTI), wanted to provide...
