Originally Posted by
SUX4U
For those of us that want to be as prepared as possible if the invite were to come last minute like the case of Hummingbear, what can we prepare on the side that can be done now in order to focus solely on your interview rather than the small tasks to be accomplished. For example, would having college transcripts and photo copies of our certificates be a good start to avoid having to worry about in the event only 1.5-2 weeks notice is given?
Here is what they wanted me to have:
-Social Security Card
-Radio Telephone license
-All Airman Certificates (copy of both sides) with English proficiency
-College Transcripts – copies ok
-First Class FAA medical (issued within six month of interview)
-Original Logbooks
Originally Posted by
SUX4U
I know many guys have mentioned they have a spreadsheet of their flight times that they present to the interviewers. For us regional guys, I am just curious what a reasonable layout for the flight time spread sheet would consist of?
I just created a basic spreadsheet tha included all columns from both my civilian and military logbooks.
Originally Posted by
SUX4U
Finally everyone says to get prep early and not wait until the interview. If I get prep in 2 weeks from now but don't interview for 10-12 months would you still recommend getting started now?
ECIC will stay with you and offer prep (no additional fees) until you get a job, so in my case I had a chance to do in-person seminar prep close to home when I first started the application process (one of the guys at my squadron organized it), so I jumped at the chance. 14 months later, when I got the call to interview, I called them to attend a virtual seminar (online) a few weeks prior to my interview, and made an appointment for a 1-on-1 phone prep/mock-interview the week prior. Great team, great service, lots of experience. I also hear they do sim prep, but I didn't know that at the time and got in with FTI (also great).