Alaska a stepping stone?
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Every airline is your first choice. You work for whoever hires you. Very few folks get more than one offer so treat every interview like that's the one. Not everyone is fortunate enough to get their first choice all though life, unless you are F15cricket. lol
The hiring board folks don't have x-ray mind readers and they can't really tell if you are lying unless you are too stupid to play the game; you must play to win. If you are weak in this area, go invest in an interview prep.
Alaskan was my first choice over a decade ago but that was then and times have changed. If I were looking for a job today, Alaskan would be the last of the "desired" airlines to work for. Some of the pea minded Alaskan egomaniacs on here will have a tizzy with what I just said. In this job market, you look out for number 1.
The hiring board folks don't have x-ray mind readers and they can't really tell if you are lying unless you are too stupid to play the game; you must play to win. If you are weak in this area, go invest in an interview prep.
Alaskan was my first choice over a decade ago but that was then and times have changed. If I were looking for a job today, Alaskan would be the last of the "desired" airlines to work for. Some of the pea minded Alaskan egomaniacs on here will have a tizzy with what I just said. In this job market, you look out for number 1.
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From: Captain B-737
Every airline is your first choice. You work for whoever hires you. Very few folks get more than one offer so treat every interview like that's the one. Not everyone is fortunate enough to get their first choice all though life, unless you are F15cricket. lol
The hiring board folks don't have x-ray mind readers and they can't really tell if you are lying unless you are too stupid to play the game; you must play to win. If you are weak in this area, go invest in an interview prep.
Alaskan was my first choice over a decade ago but that was then and times have changed. If I were looking for a job today, Alaskan would be the last of the "desired" airlines to work for. Some of the pea minded Alaskan egomaniacs on here will have a tizzy with what I just said. In this job market, you look out for number 1.
The hiring board folks don't have x-ray mind readers and they can't really tell if you are lying unless you are too stupid to play the game; you must play to win. If you are weak in this area, go invest in an interview prep.
Alaskan was my first choice over a decade ago but that was then and times have changed. If I were looking for a job today, Alaskan would be the last of the "desired" airlines to work for. Some of the pea minded Alaskan egomaniacs on here will have a tizzy with what I just said. In this job market, you look out for number 1.
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That's a great idea. I think I'll go ahead and put in my application with Delta. They have huge retirement numbers over there and our guys are trickling out at a painfully slow pace. As much as I'd love to fly the MD-88 over there, I flew the "Super 80" here at Alaskan. I really want to get my hands on a 777.
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Shirley you've heard about them?!
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Remember when NJA was going for its first contract and was awarded a pretty good one? And subsequently do you remember all of the threads on here in favor of working at NJA and it was the "must have" at the time because of that contract? I'm just kind of chuckling to myself as this proves how cyclical this business is. NJA is old and busted. The legacy carriers are the new hotness.
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