Originally Posted by Santini
(Post 2581734)
I haven’t. Sounds like I may need to though. Then again, it sounds like I’m threading a needle in a rainstorm, so it may not matter.
Any suggestions on one? |
Originally Posted by Rawhide16
(Post 2581859)
I used Checked and Set. Charlie Venema was a big wig on the United hiring team.
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Originally Posted by bizzlepilot
(Post 2581847)
This sounds doubleplusungood. And watch your thoughtcrime.
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Originally Posted by Santini
(Post 2581737)
Actually, it turns people off. Try supporting excellence instead.
Folks in first class and frequent fliers don’t care about specific pilot backgrounds, but they do notice who sits up front... |
Originally Posted by flydc
(Post 2581565)
Diversity and Inclusion is very important to American Airlines and many of us that work here. If it's not important to you, perhaps you should focus your efforts towards a company whose values align more closely with your own.
https://www.aa.com/i18n/customer-ser...-diversity.jsp Ummmmmm, I work ‘here’ and almost everyone I personally know that works here would probably say that just being a decent human being would suffice - but what’s really important are competence and not being a total AAHole to your fellow crew members and customers. But you believe whatever is in vogue with HR... And guess what, that’s what the interview is about!!! Priorities to fellow crew members : 1) Is this person going to be the reason all my fine pink mist escapes my big fat body in a horribly painful fashion and ties the hands of the insurance underwriters so that all my buddies are now out of work... 2) Can this person play well with the people we’ve already hired... ‘pilotsplaining’ - am I going to want to strangle you mid sequence - because I don’t think I can do ‘hard time’ and I really like making six figures staring out the window for a living. 3) Is this person going to scare off the people that pay me six figures to stare out the window... Diversity and Inclusion are not why most of us came to work here - it’s about $4-7MM earned in your career looking out a window (and therefore proving your third grade teacher wrong) and having decent QWL with interesting people that you may be lucky enough to call friends. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Otterbox
(Post 2581863)
That post was slightly sarcastic, but that is the way management looks at things... “If we publicly support X group then Y demographic will think of us first when buying premium tickets or traveling for business.”
Folks in first class and frequent fliers don’t care about specific pilot backgrounds, but they do notice who sits up front... No, I hear ya. Just saying, people want professionals up front. They could care less what parades you march in on your days off. And like it or lump it, it’s reassuring to see that evil white male up front. I don’t think people say, “Wow, all I see are pale male pilots! I’m taking the bus!” Funny, when I was overseas they wanted Americans in front. Being a white guy is a bonus everywhere but here I guess. Thank goodness my kids can claim “Native American”—they’re gonna’ need it. |
Originally Posted by Cheddar
(Post 2581870)
Ummmmmm, I work ‘here’ and almost everyone I personally know that works here would probably say that just being a decent human being would suffice - but what’s really important are competence and not being a total AAHole to your fellow crew members and customers. But you believe whatever is in vogue with HR...
And guess what, that’s what the interview is about!!! Priorities to fellow crew members : 1) Is this person going to be the reason all my fine pink mist escapes my big fat body in a horribly painful fashion and ties the hands of the insurance underwriters so that all my buddies are now out of work... 2) Can this person play well with the people we’ve already hired... ‘pilotsplaining’ - am I going to want to strangle you mid sequence - because I don’t think I can do ‘hard time’ and I really like making six figures staring out the window for a living. 3) Is this person going to scare off the people that pay me six figures to stare out the window... Diversity and Inclusion are not why most of us came to work here - it’s about $4-7MM earned in your career looking out a window (and therefore proving your third grade teacher wrong) and having decent QWL with interesting people that you may be lucky enough to call friends. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by Cheddar
(Post 2581870)
Ummmmmm, I work ‘here’ and almost everyone I personally know that works here would probably say that just being a decent human being would suffice - but what’s really important are competence and not being a total AAHole to your fellow crew members and customers. But you believe whatever is in vogue with HR...
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Originally Posted by AAhole
(Post 2581913)
Hey, I had this handle before it was cool to use a noun!! Also not a white male, BTW...
Well, that’s just great! Now I have to report myself to the rule 32 board! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by TiredSoul
(Post 2581470)
This is getting ridiculous.
You’re not running for office. |
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