Originally Posted by
TenYearsGone
Lear,
You will get your shot. Your diligence will pay off. My unqualified recommendation is that you stop comparing yourself to others. Update as much as you can and prepare. It is counterproductive to worry about others.
In fact, one of your previous posts showed your frustration. You do not want that to be present in your future interview. Notice I said FUTURE. Keep updating. Prepare. You will get your chance.
We have only put through around 550 new hires in 2014. The hiring has not even started. Be patient.
TEN
Ten, thanks for your post. I definitely see your point and understand where you are coming from. I've read your posts for several years on here and definitely can rely on you to provide thick skin advice. My point is not to compare myself to others. Part of my aspect is to see if I can find something additional that will help me. I'm A very fortunate person to be where I am not furlough and always had a job. I know you, and many others on here, have been not always been as fortunate. My frustration has nothing in comparison to anything others have suffered.
When it comes to textual communication one aspect that is missing is the personal tone. I promise this will not come out an interview because something that keeps me in check is I am more fortunate than others around me 95% of the time. Having said that, I want the opportunity to interview for Delta. Delta has always been where I wanted to work. I'll keep on trying and keep asking others what they think may help me get noticed. That doesn't mean every ones advice is good and I will abide by it 100%, but perspective is good in this race to find out what others can advise, or know that others have done to help them get in.
Thank you for your response and badflaps you as well.
Lear