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06-22-2016 | 07:45 AM
#2511
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Poor grammar is a sign of lower level of professionalism and education. A true professional would care about such things, and strive to pay close attention to details.
When I see a post with the wrong use of "their/there/they're", I see someone that lacks attention to detail, and so will potential employers.
When I see a post with the wrong use of "their/there/they're", I see someone that lacks attention to detail, and so will potential employers.
Or is simply too lazy to spend a few seconds proofreading before hitting "Reply." Anyway you slice it makes me weep for our country's future.
06-22-2016 | 07:51 AM
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Poor grammar is a sign of lower level of professionalism and education. A true professional would care about such things, and strive to pay close attention to details.
When I see a post with the wrong use of "their/there/they're", I see someone that lacks attention to detail, and so will potential employers.
When I see a post with the wrong use of "their/there/they're", I see someone that lacks attention to detail, and so will potential employers.
Thanks, but I've been doing pretty well with my employer along with any of my past ones.
Thanks for your concern over my future, but I think I'm okay.
06-22-2016 | 07:52 AM
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[QUOTE=Binksy;2149141
FWIW Delta's Facebook recruiting page recently had a post reiterating the fact that they are Delta "Air Lines" (two words), not Delta Airlines and that it made a difference on the application. So...[/QUOTE]
Well don't screw that up
FWIW Delta's Facebook recruiting page recently had a post reiterating the fact that they are Delta "Air Lines" (two words), not Delta Airlines and that it made a difference on the application. So...[/QUOTE]
Well don't screw that up
06-22-2016 | 08:08 AM
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LOL! Okay. Because paying attention to small details has never caused anyone to lose sight of the big picture. I've been a pilot for many years with many hours under my belt.
Thanks, but I've been doing pretty well with my employer along with any of my past ones. Thanks for your concern over my future, but I think I'm okay.
Thanks, but I've been doing pretty well with my employer along with any of my past ones.
Thanks for your concern over my future, but I think I'm okay.Big picture: Fly the airplane.
Small details: Proper flap settings, SUA, ATC instructions...
But those little details have never caused any problems before
06-22-2016 | 08:20 AM
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Worrying about small details flying a plane has caused more issues when dealing with the big picture then the other way around. Flying a plane isn't rocket science and there are the few that tend to make the Job WAY harder then it needs to be. Cue in "Grammar Nazi's" Someone focused on grammar that understands the point that's being made has personal issues and want to make a point to make things?????? We'll harder. LOL We could go on every post and find things wrong with about every post.
Oh well! 'It is what it is.' Now let get back to my Resume.
06-22-2016 | 08:24 AM
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If that was the only situations I'd agree. However I've flown with the super attention to detail people and it's kinda funny to watch them so involved that all the big stuff goes flying right past them.
Worrying about small details flying a plane has caused more issues when dealing with the big picture then the other way around. Flying a plane isn't rocket science and there are the few that tend to make the Job WAY harder then it needs to be. Cue in "Grammar Nazi's" Someone focused on grammar that understands the point that's being made has personal issues and want to make a point to make things?????? We'll harder. LOL We could go on every post and find things wrong with about every post.
Oh well! 'It is what it is.' Now let get back to my Resume.
Worrying about small details flying a plane has caused more issues when dealing with the big picture then the other way around. Flying a plane isn't rocket science and there are the few that tend to make the Job WAY harder then it needs to be. Cue in "Grammar Nazi's" Someone focused on grammar that understands the point that's being made has personal issues and want to make a point to make things?????? We'll harder. LOL We could go on every post and find things wrong with about every post.
Oh well! 'It is what it is.' Now let get back to my Resume.
06-22-2016 | 08:51 AM
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Back-to-back posts huh? Hopefully I didn't upset you. I guess you don't need to be able to use English properly as long as your airline has a flow agreement. Must be nice.. However, I can definitely see why Delta and United are staying away from flow agreements. I can't imagine being stuck next to such unmotivated and unintelligent people for decades until I retire.
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