Atlas Application Question
#131
Thank you for the response. I tend to not keep "eggs in one basket" idea. Instead opted for a vastly diversified approach to job seeking and send my resume out to as many employers as possible. Then respond to the feedback as it comes. I keep my right to withdraw any applications that I have sent out. I will then begin to do my personal research on each company that sends me their reply. Last time I accepted the first regional airline that offered me a job was HQ in Phoenix, AZ... won't make that mistake again.
#133
Today, I'm sure the test invite %, or people applying, is a lot higher, as we are going through a LOT more new hires than before, due to our sh!t contract.
Namaste...
PS-PM me if you have questions.
#135
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#137
Many people who have applied in the past have not gotten the test invite.
Today, I'm sure the test invite %, or people applying, is a lot higher, as we are going through a LOT more new hires than before, due to our sh!t contract.
Namaste...
PS-PM me if you have questions.
Today, I'm sure the test invite %, or people applying, is a lot higher, as we are going through a LOT more new hires than before, due to our sh!t contract.
Namaste...
PS-PM me if you have questions.
I also got an email asking me to take the online written test.
I passed with 95% but that was 2 weeks ago and have not he anything.
Any ideas as to what I can do next?
Would appreciate any input.
#138
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Maybe contact them and ask to retake the test and see if you can score higher than a 95. They are probably calling others that scored higher on the test for interviews.
#139
I scored an 86 and was called about 2-3 weeks later for a phone interview, a few days later the email you with the interview or a TBNT.
Give it time they will call you
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