Originally Posted by
Ronaldo
Well I was serious about my curiosity.
1. Thousands of hours-check (like you, no TPIC)
2. No failed checkrides- check
3. Undergrad degree from good school- check
4. Leadership/management experience-check
5. Graduate degree-check
6. Combat Veteran-check
7. Solid references-check
8. Job apps/resumes out and continuously updated-check
9. Good attitude-??
What did you do? Where did you move to/from?
None of this entitles me to a job. But then, I don't insinuate that other people haven't worked hard enough to move on. So, I'm curious what you did and what the results were. Because it looks like you are being intentionally vague about your approach to success and the results.
Maybe work on that one. You'd be surprised how much of your hatred for your current employer will bleed through in an interview. I saw it many, many times in interviews as a pilot rep. I know you probably think I'm being a d!ck, but I'm trying to help. You said if there's something you haven't tried... Based on all your posts, I'd say thats something you ought to try. We can train procedures and even technique. We can't train attitude.