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10-02-2008 | 08:48 AM
#11
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
dont know if this will help........but.....I was arrested for Trespassing and the charges were later dropped. It was a stupid arrest to say the least. Anyways, when I applied at my current airline....the app asked...."have you ever been CONVICTED of a crime?" I answered no because I had not.
With that said, I never brought it up in the interview, not because I was scared but because that is all they asked me. I am all for 100% honesty but at the same time I was not going to bring up something that happened 7 months earlier knowing it was not a reflection of who I really am. They never asked me about it and I never brought it up. Even though I was nervous about it after the interview, I got hired and went through training with nothing ever being brought up. If you were convicted, definitely bring it up but all my friends I talked to about it told me not to bring it up in my interview unless they asked. My 2 cents. Good luck man!
With that said, I never brought it up in the interview, not because I was scared but because that is all they asked me. I am all for 100% honesty but at the same time I was not going to bring up something that happened 7 months earlier knowing it was not a reflection of who I really am. They never asked me about it and I never brought it up. Even though I was nervous about it after the interview, I got hired and went through training with nothing ever being brought up. If you were convicted, definitely bring it up but all my friends I talked to about it told me not to bring it up in my interview unless they asked. My 2 cents. Good luck man!
10-02-2008 | 09:27 AM
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10-02-2008 | 09:43 AM
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
If it's just a minor ticket and you don't have many, then honesty is probably safest if in doubt.
10-15-2008 | 06:39 AM
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From: IP
'Just fess up if you jumped a fence and stole a female alligator with the intent to cross-breed human and gator
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- Those ERAU dopes last year, good one.
For me, as far as the Public Intoxication, as long as you didn't operate a vehicle AND you can explain that this 'activity' did not cause you to miss work or an assignment, I wouldn't sweat it.
'- Those ERAU dopes last year, good one.
For me, as far as the Public Intoxication, as long as you didn't operate a vehicle AND you can explain that this 'activity' did not cause you to miss work or an assignment, I wouldn't sweat it.
12-07-2008 | 01:55 PM
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From: Capt
Hi!
I live in WI, and in WI, the driver record shows all the citations (plus accidents, even if they're not your fault!!!) for the past 5 years, unless it's an alchohol-related infraction, then it's at least 10 years.
I have lived in multiple states, and have multiple tickets (no alchohol-related ones) that are so old and/or old and not from WI, that don't show on my record.
I don't know the details/years, etc. on these old tickets.
I read, several places, that these citations CAN be found somehow.
I can't access them, so what should I do?
cliff
YIP
I live in WI, and in WI, the driver record shows all the citations (plus accidents, even if they're not your fault!!!) for the past 5 years, unless it's an alchohol-related infraction, then it's at least 10 years.
I have lived in multiple states, and have multiple tickets (no alchohol-related ones) that are so old and/or old and not from WI, that don't show on my record.
I don't know the details/years, etc. on these old tickets.
I read, several places, that these citations CAN be found somehow.
I can't access them, so what should I do?
cliff
YIP
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