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Dispatcher University (Free)
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23d •
Excited!!
I think I'm ready to launch! This is so exciting! How nervous were you when you started looking for your first carrier?
3 likes • 23d
Congratulations!!!🎉 Just do it! Your time is now!! I’m cheering for you… I would love to hear back how it went!!
27d •
Introduction
Hi my name is Wynchell. I live in Pennsylvania and I plan on making $5,000 per month dispatching trucks. I want to get these 3 things from this course/community: 1. How to find carriers 2. How to cold call carriers 3. How to be successful in the industry For fun I like to do these 3 things: 1. Cook 2. Bake 3. Listening to Music ————————
1 like • 27d
@Wynchell Numa like wise! I’m currently in the learning and building phase of my dispatching journey. I’m taking courses, studying the industry, and putting systems in place so I can run things the right way from the start. At the same time, I’m involved in our family trucking business, so I’m gaining real-world experience while I learn. My goal is to grow step by step, build strong relationships with carriers and brokers, and become a reliable dispatcher who truly understands both the business and driver side.
1 like • 26d
@Ebonique Warner and you can do it! Remain focused on the prize and Consistency is key!!
27d •
sharing experiences
to those who had an experiences in the trucking industry and in other industeries previously.. can you please share a brief review about your experience through this road and what are the things that you wish if you had known when you first started?
1 like • 26d
That’s interest two different worlds, Yet alot of similar skills needed to succeed in both practices equally! What made you want to choose dispatching out of all the many industries?
1 like • 26d
@Ahmed Aziz I hear you loud and clear!!! I worked in Human Resources for over 20 years … I know a thing or two about working with different types of people 🤣 - I’m from NY & NJ so I know a little about the crazy traffic- so much so that we bought our first home with 5 acres of land in the country side of NJ - I wish you all the best success in your knew Journey! I’m here at your service if you need anything!
27d •
just finished the intro videos and i am HYPED!!!!
just finished the first 7 videos and i cant wait to start dispatching. i think that with my 9 years of owning my own truck i think i have the experience & i am going to have much success in this business because i know what truck drivers go through on a day to day. wish me luck everyone.
2 likes • 26d
@Ariel Mendoza - Becoming a broker can make you more money than dispatching in the long run, but it also comes with more responsibility and risk. Dispatching is easier to start and has lower costs because you’re helping carriers find loads and earning a percentage. As a broker, you control the loads and can make bigger profits, but you also have more expenses, paperwork, and legal responsibility. A lot of people start as dispatchers to learn the business and build connections first, then move into brokering when they’re ready. That’s usually the smartest path.
0 likes • 26d
@Ariel Mendoza good! I’m cheering for you! Another difference is that dispatcher receive pay from carriers- Brokers receive their pay directly from the shipper….
27d •
Introduction
Hello, my name is Karol I live in North Carolina and I am new to this community. I am excited to learn everything I need to be successful as a dispatcher.
1 like • 27d
Welcome @Karol Nunez - I wish you much success in your dispatching Journey!
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@normary-diaz-9601
I’m Normary Diaz, entrepreneur and HR professional building D&A Logistics while empowering my family to create lasting wealth with faith and purpose.
Active 2d ago
Joined Feb 16, 2026
New Jersey
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