Atlas Air Hiring
#5201
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I actually contacted the website manager on the Atlas welcome page. He called me back immediately (on a sunday no less) and knew what was wrong. He activated the tabs and had me up and running a few seconds later. It's things like this that make me want to be at Atlas. That was awesome that he took the time to call and fix the issue.
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#5202
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Now that the test is over I thought I'd post a synopsis of my experience so far:
1. Researched several companies as to what do I want to do when I grow up after I retire; either in aviation or out in the non-flying world. After reading this entire thread in July and speaking with folks who fly for Atlas I was dead set on Atlas.
3. Applied when the hiring window first opened in August.
4. Updated my resume/PAQ twice (Oct) and Dec. I never received any feedback regarding whether it was received or not. Though I did try to call several times in December.
5. Received the call from HR on Friday.
A reiteration of a recent post:
30 minutes
How do you feel about 17 continuous days on the road. What about up to 21 if you are extended?
What do you know about Atlas?
How did you learn about Atlas?
What do you know about ACMI?
What does CRM mean to you?
Have you ever failed a check ride or evaluation?
Have you ever had an aircraft incident or FAA violation? I answered no to the violation and yes to the incident. I briefly explained the system failure which occurred, how we handled it as a crew and how I used it as an opportunity to teach others should this ever occur again since it was a very unforseen circumstance not trained for in the simulators.
Can you tell me about a time you used CRM in a difficult situation?
Do you know about our gateway basing and ticket purchasing?
Do you have any training/checkride failures?
Did you apply to any other companies?
Do you have any questions about Atlas or the process?
Just be honest with all your answers and things will go fine.
6. Spent all day Saturday reviewing and researching the topics listed throughout this thread. (I had been reading various topics over the past few months, but when that call comes from the coach that it's time to get in the game, the blood pressure goes up)
7. Completed the test today: I completed the test on my iMAC. No issues.
In addition to the test I completed the NHPS form by printing the form. Filling it out and then scanning it back it to email in. I was unable to fill out the form on either the Windows or the MAC computer.
Now at this point I would like 2 things in life:
1. An interview
2. The Redskins to beat Dallas tonight in the game of the season.
I feel very fortunate to have this opportunity and would like to thank all those on this forum who have provided very detailed information of the Atlas lifestyle, interview topics, testing, and Quality of Life. I'll be at the Hotel Christine next weekend. If you're there at the time, I'm buying.
Happy New Year and Fly Safe
1. Researched several companies as to what do I want to do when I grow up after I retire; either in aviation or out in the non-flying world. After reading this entire thread in July and speaking with folks who fly for Atlas I was dead set on Atlas.
3. Applied when the hiring window first opened in August.
4. Updated my resume/PAQ twice (Oct) and Dec. I never received any feedback regarding whether it was received or not. Though I did try to call several times in December.
5. Received the call from HR on Friday.
A reiteration of a recent post:
30 minutes
How do you feel about 17 continuous days on the road. What about up to 21 if you are extended?
What do you know about Atlas?
How did you learn about Atlas?
What do you know about ACMI?
What does CRM mean to you?
Have you ever failed a check ride or evaluation?
Have you ever had an aircraft incident or FAA violation? I answered no to the violation and yes to the incident. I briefly explained the system failure which occurred, how we handled it as a crew and how I used it as an opportunity to teach others should this ever occur again since it was a very unforseen circumstance not trained for in the simulators.
Can you tell me about a time you used CRM in a difficult situation?
Do you know about our gateway basing and ticket purchasing?
Do you have any training/checkride failures?
Did you apply to any other companies?
Do you have any questions about Atlas or the process?
Just be honest with all your answers and things will go fine.
6. Spent all day Saturday reviewing and researching the topics listed throughout this thread. (I had been reading various topics over the past few months, but when that call comes from the coach that it's time to get in the game, the blood pressure goes up)
7. Completed the test today: I completed the test on my iMAC. No issues.
In addition to the test I completed the NHPS form by printing the form. Filling it out and then scanning it back it to email in. I was unable to fill out the form on either the Windows or the MAC computer.
Now at this point I would like 2 things in life:
1. An interview
2. The Redskins to beat Dallas tonight in the game of the season.
I feel very fortunate to have this opportunity and would like to thank all those on this forum who have provided very detailed information of the Atlas lifestyle, interview topics, testing, and Quality of Life. I'll be at the Hotel Christine next weekend. If you're there at the time, I'm buying.
Happy New Year and Fly Safe
Last edited by KYTBRD; 12-30-2012 at 12:41 PM. Reason: Additional information
#5203
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Joined APC: Mar 2007
Position: Heavies
Posts: 1,414
#5204
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Feb 2012
Position: Front Row
Posts: 154
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Just took the test....brain is still reeling....answered 89 in time alotted...shows passed with a score of 81. Will give more details later after going out to decompress.
Thanks for every single post on this entire thread!
Thanks for every single post on this entire thread!
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That was the FASTEST 60 minutes in my entire life. I had recently done the CFI equivelancy exam and noticed there were some similarities.
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When HR emails the test link it also includes another Form to complete. Just like the PAQ, MACs do not read it using Preview. If you download Adobe Reader for MAC you can complete the PAQ. However, when I tried to use Adobe on my iMAC and then tried to complete it on my PC, neither would work. So I had to print, complete, scan back to the computer and email.
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