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Old 04-15-2011 | 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
No offense intended, but you really should reconsider taking out your frustration on an employer, especially if you have sent an application/resume without doing some basic research.

It's a small community in aviation and not too difficult to pass along information, which may either benefit or hurt you in the future.

Next time you're faced with such situation, a simple response is probably the best choice: "Thank you for the offer to interview (or offer of employment), but after careful consideration, I have decided not to pursue this opportunity due to other personal committments. Should my situation change in the future I hope that I might be able to reapply and be considered by your company. Best wishes in your candidate search. Sincerely, Joe Pilot"

Why burn a bridge that you don't have to?
I agree don't burn any bridges. I spent 2.5 years at Lakes and I always found it amazing how many people I ran into commuting said oh yeah I was there 10 years ago. I am impressed they told you the junior bases etc.
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