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12-03-2018 | 02:08 PM
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I used Emerald Coast. A good friend used Rainier. We both got the job.
I recommend that you work hard on your "why Alaska" answer. What makes Alaska unique from the other carriers that appeals to you, that would keep you from going to another carrier? Same question is asked in disguise as " do you have apps at other carriers" (yes, but Alaska is my first choice because ____) & "what if Delta calls you"
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I recommend that you work hard on your "why Alaska" answer. What makes Alaska unique from the other carriers that appeals to you, that would keep you from going to another carrier? Same question is asked in disguise as " do you have apps at other carriers" (yes, but Alaska is my first choice because ____) & "what if Delta calls you"
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12-03-2018 | 05:06 PM
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12-03-2018 | 10:15 PM
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I recommend that you work hard on your "why Alaska" answer.
12-04-2018 | 06:21 AM
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Geography continues to play a major role in their decision. If you live in Alaska, if you live in or have ties to the Puget Sound Region or live in or have ties to South West Washington/North West Oregon then it is essentialy your job for the taking. For everyone else the “why Alaska” is almost insurmountable as everyone else makes more sense. Their attitude is if you got an interview at Alaska and dont live in the “desired zones” you are likely going to leave for one of the others. We have a steady trickle of 1-6yr pilots that have been doing that for the last 3-4 years and it infuriates them. The locals who do interview prep are likely the best because they all work here and understand the mentality of the hiring department. Good luck
12-04-2018 | 07:17 AM
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Geography continues to play a major role in their decision. If you live in Alaska, if you live in or have ties to the Puget Sound Region or live in or have ties to South West Washington/North West Oregon then it is essentialy your job for the taking. For everyone else the “why Alaska” is almost insurmountable as everyone else makes more sense. Their attitude is if you got an interview at Alaska and dont live in the “desired zones” you are likely going to leave for one of the others. We have a steady trickle of 1-6yr pilots that have been doing that for the last 3-4 years and it infuriates them. The locals who do interview prep are likely the best because they all work here and understand the mentality of the hiring department. Good luck
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