Call to an Earlier Class
#1
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Call to an Earlier Class
Was anyone with a recent class (2019) called for an earlier class?
With the rumors of recent no shows to classes, I'm just wondering about the probability of a call to join an earlier class to fill the slot.
Evidently, if a person bails on a class within two weeks of the class, there is no way for HR to fill the slot, since it takes two weeks to set up payroll, etc.
With the rumors of recent no shows to classes, I'm just wondering about the probability of a call to join an earlier class to fill the slot.
Evidently, if a person bails on a class within two weeks of the class, there is no way for HR to fill the slot, since it takes two weeks to set up payroll, etc.
#2
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Joined APC: Jun 2019
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Was anyone with a recent class (2019) called for an earlier class?
With the rumors of recent no shows to classes, I'm just wondering about the probability of a call to join an earlier class to fill the slot.
Evidently, if a person bails on a class within two weeks of the class, there is no way for HR to fill the slot, since it takes two weeks to set up payroll, etc.
With the rumors of recent no shows to classes, I'm just wondering about the probability of a call to join an earlier class to fill the slot.
Evidently, if a person bails on a class within two weeks of the class, there is no way for HR to fill the slot, since it takes two weeks to set up payroll, etc.
Yes, a few people in Oct 8 class were originally scheduled for later classes and moved up I hear. No idea how they were selected to move up. There is certainly a chance of getting moved up to an earlier class, absolutely.
I’m not sure of your definition of “no show”, but nobody from the Oct 8 class was an actual “no show”. Everybody that was listed/scheduled to start was there on Day 1 sign in. My definition would be somebody who was signed up to go and never appeared/never respectfully withdrew in advance. Your definition might be somebody who had multiple offers and chose somebody else over AA. I’m sure each Legacy loses to other Legacies at various intervals, so who knows. I doubt if you’re experienced enough to get a call from a Legacy, you’re dumb enough to not withdraw in advance of class officially starting.
Also, payroll is done later/in class so I doubt it would be that preventing a class move up. Lots of mil guys have immediate availability and don’t even require a 2 weeks notice so those guys could literally go into an earlier class at any point. The 2 weeks thing is typically for civilian folks who will respectfully resign from prior jobs, keeping from burning any bridges at previous employers.
#3
When the HR folks emailed me with a couple Indoc class dates for me to choose from, I made it clear in my response that I’d move mountains to make an earlier class if somehow a spot came open. They said “thanks, that’s rare but we will keep you in mind”. About a week out from the class before mine I got a voicemail from them saying a spot opened up, they’d called about 3-5 people, first to respond gets it. I guess I was lucky and was the first to call back.
I asked in Indoc who bailed that allowed me to get in early. They said it wasn’t a new hire, but one of the 5-10 return to work folks coming off long term disability or long term mil leave that fell out. I think most of the supposed “no-shows” fall into that category.
I asked in Indoc who bailed that allowed me to get in early. They said it wasn’t a new hire, but one of the 5-10 return to work folks coming off long term disability or long term mil leave that fell out. I think most of the supposed “no-shows” fall into that category.
#7
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Joined APC: Jun 2019
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That's good you can go earlier. I have a couple guys above me who always take the trips I want. An earlier class would have stopped that long ago. You won't regret going early.
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