Originally Posted by
de727ups
I don't think going to National was a poor choice. Compared to what? They could have been the next SWA story. You think the Morris Air guys that ended up SWA made a poor choice? How about the IPEX guys that are the top 100 at UPS? Both of those were third tier jobs at one time but ended up being great choices.
In hindsight, you can say it was a poor choice cause it didn't work out, but luck of the draw is really what it's about.
Don't forget about the New York Air guys that now sit ontop of the CAL list. Going to a startup can be very benificial to a career, but it can completely backfire. This scenario is basically the definition of risk. Often the more there is to gain the more you can lose. This decision didn't work out well for SkyHigh. The signs and information available might have pointed toward a great career with National, but it backfired. He wanted a career at a major and he didn't get it, he made the wrong choice. This isn't necesarily a reflection on Sky's decision making abilities, but unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how SkyHigh looks at it) in hindsight it was a "poor" decision.
Originally Posted by
de727ups
The people who use personal attacks towards Skyhigh have no business doing so. You only stoop to that level when you have no argument.
I agree 100%