Originally Posted by
CLT Guy
Agreed
Every time that I have ever interviewed for a job, I brought a few resumes in a folder. When I went in for the interview, I would shake each persons hand, and then give each person interviewing me a copy of my resume.
You control your resume, and what is on it. It should be the best stuff about you. If you hand them your resume, it is likely what they are going to look at when they interview you.
You are expected to interview with suit, resume, logbook and any other paperwork, i.e. If you have something in your background, commendations, copy of college transcripts and diploma, military discharge and anything else.
If you want to be a professional pilot, interview as a professional pilot. If you wear a pilot uniform and are communiting in after coming of a trip, your pilot uniform is fine, just make sure it is fresh. US airways used to make people wear their uniform. When they arrived for the interview you were asked to leave if you were a mess.