Quote:
PAQ file:
JONES,<space>BOB<space>.pdf
Resume file:
JONES,<space>BOB<space>RESUME.pdf
Both sent as an attachment, no body to:
[email protected]
Email Subject:
Same as resume file minus the .pdf
Yes, I know I'm being paranoid/anal but after almost 10 months of updates I'm a bit frustrated (as I'm sure many others are).
And no, my real name is not Bob Jones.
Best wishes-
KC
7600 TT - 7000 Tubine - 1100 Turbine PIC
5000+ Part 121, 1500 Heavy Intl Long-haul KC-135
2 internal rec's
Zero RJ captain time
Well, your first problem is you have no RJ CA time. Originally Posted by kc135driver
Getting ready to send in another update and was wondering how important the file naming convention is. The reason I ask is I'm on a Mac and sometimes the naming conventions are slight different (for example a _ instead of a space). Here is what I have been doing:PAQ file:
JONES,<space>BOB<space>.pdf
Resume file:
JONES,<space>BOB<space>RESUME.pdf
Both sent as an attachment, no body to:
[email protected]
Email Subject:
Same as resume file minus the .pdf
Yes, I know I'm being paranoid/anal but after almost 10 months of updates I'm a bit frustrated (as I'm sure many others are).
And no, my real name is not Bob Jones.
Best wishes-
KC
7600 TT - 7000 Tubine - 1100 Turbine PIC
5000+ Part 121, 1500 Heavy Intl Long-haul KC-135
2 internal rec's
Zero RJ captain time
J/K!As far as the naming goes, I did not add the .pdf to the file name, because the .pdf automatically shows up on the file name at the top of the screen when you open it. This is at least how it is on PC and in Adobe. If I were to add the .pdf to the file name, the file name would actually appear to be Jones, Bob RESUME.pdf.pdf.
Not sure what they are looking for. I wish I knew, as I am one that has my fingers crossed for an interview. I assume you have asked your two internals to follow up? What have they told you?