Originally Posted by notEnuf

Hit a nerve? That's not even close to what I said. I'll repeat it because like my wife, you hear what you want to hear. I was a senior FO (12 years with the company and 5 years on the airplane) that was not on OE. OE needs to be informative and constructive not a face blast of information during every second of the flight. There are times when the discussion is not useful or recieved.
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Originally Posted by notEnuf

I thought check airmen wear red capes with an S on them. Maybe teach by example and teach prioritization. Or maybe just shut the F up when there's real world stuff to deal with. As an FO I bid with these guys to be bought off and many times it didn't work. As a senior FO I knew I would be a student for the entire trip learning some irrelevant minutia. There's a reason people equate LCA with EGO.