Central Louisiana Technical Community College Library: Commercial Vehicle Operator: Career Information

Career Information

Career Information
Professional Organizations

Indeed

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Occupational Outlook Handbook

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America's Independent Truckers' Association
America's Independent Truckers' Association was created to serve independent owner operators and small to medium sized fleet owners. Our goal is to offer you, the trucker, money-saving opportunities on products and services as well as the information you need to help you in your job.
American Trucking Associations
Since 1933, American Trucking Associations has been the leading advocate for the trucking industry. Through a strong federation of state associations, affiliated conferences and individual members, ATA is committed to developing and advocating innovative, research-based policies that promote highway safety, security, environmental sustainability and profitability. ATA’s professional staff works to educate policymakers and the general public about the essential role trucking plays in the economy, promote responsible policies to improve highway safety and advance the industry’s environmental goals.
National Association of Small Trucking Companies
The National Association of Small Trucking Companies (NASTC) has grown to represent over 3000+ members in the United States and Canada and continues to grow each month. NASTC not only saves its member companies millions of dollars a year through participation in their innovative cost reduction programs, but also has become recognized as "the voice for small trucking companies.
State Trucking Associations
State-by-state links to trucking associations and organizations that were formed to help the professional driver within the trucking and transportation industry.

Using Social Media to Job Hunt

1. Share the News. Let everyone know you're searching for a job. Provide a few details about the type of position you're looking for, include your experience, and ask your followers to share it. Don't forget to include a link to your resume, portfolio, or LinkedIn profile.

2. Link Resume and Social Media Profiles. If you have a variety of skills or profiles that you'd like to share, consider using a social media reference landing page like Linktree. This allows you to share links to a variety of social media platforms with a single click.

3. Create an Effective Online Presence. LinkedIn is a great place to build your professional network as well as your personal brand. Make sure you keep the information current.

4. Participate in Online Discussions. This is a great way to network, demonstrate your professional knowledge, and stay active in the industry. This is also a great source of professional development.

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