Resume Question
05-18-2012 | 11:48 AM
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A friend of my dad flys part time for a guy. He may be able to get me a job and wanted me to send him a resume. I was curious what you put in the job objective line for a corporate job? I am so used to applying to airlines and putting "Career Pilot Employement with....." or "To obtain a pilot position with...." Does anyone have any recommendations for good objectives for the corporate world? Thank you!
05-20-2012 | 02:23 AM
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Leave it off. Instead put a short summary statement:
Airline Transport Pilot with 5900 hours total time in worldwide FAR Part 91 corporate and Part 121 regional airline flight operations. FAA type rated PIC on the mighty Cessna 152, CRJ-200 and Space Shuttle. No accidents or violations, FAA 1st class medical.
Objectives are outdated. Unless gouge indicates that a particular company really wants to see them, I'd omit it. Particularly if it's a plain generic objective like "to obtain career employment."
If you are going to include one, make damn well certain that it includes the correct company name (IE don't address it to a different employer) and that the company name is spelled correctly. This last round of hiring I saw more than one example of both mistakes.
Airline Transport Pilot with 5900 hours total time in worldwide FAR Part 91 corporate and Part 121 regional airline flight operations. FAA type rated PIC on the mighty Cessna 152, CRJ-200 and Space Shuttle. No accidents or violations, FAA 1st class medical.
Objectives are outdated. Unless gouge indicates that a particular company really wants to see them, I'd omit it. Particularly if it's a plain generic objective like "to obtain career employment."
If you are going to include one, make damn well certain that it includes the correct company name (IE don't address it to a different employer) and that the company name is spelled correctly. This last round of hiring I saw more than one example of both mistakes.
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