i'm with the last posts, the only people i normally hear complain about low time pilots are the ioe check airmen, and they typically only talk about things when people simply can't fly the airplane. they understand the learning curve is large, and the line isn't the sim, but they do expect that after 25-30 hours in the plane that you can reasonably fly the airplane and actually assist the captain if things got bad.

Just show up, do your best not to complain to much, and try to play yourself off the captain and flight attendants personalities, and you should be set, and you won't find yourself getting ditched on the overnights, you'll just ditch that complaining, 68 year old flight attendant who keeps saying "This isn't as fun as it used to be when i was at TWA"