UPS poolies
#21
Absolutely! I was told by HR that you should update.
#22
Line Holder
Joined APC: May 2006
Position: Back to the Future Jets
Posts: 34
If only the KY drivers would realize that they are not perpetually reliving turn #2 at Talladega, our no-fault insurance rates would not be so high. Yikes! I think the DMV pulls and collars the turn signal circuit breakers when they issue folks here a KY driver's license.
Be safe out there and drop in sometime to see what you've missed in the last 16 years since you painted your ride purple.
#23
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2006
Position: Retired
Posts: 3,717
Thanks Ernst, for the offer. I will stop in to SDF before I retire, to see the facilities and to visit old friends who still live there in Louisville. It will be fun. As for the souped up package car, it's good to see that UPS has finally gotten a little sense of humor about itself. That certainly was lacking in the beginning. And by the way, it's not just in KY that the drivers are required to leave their brains at home, you should see them in TN.
#25
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
Position: 747-400 F/O
Posts: 33
#26
my quals are
B.S. from ERAU
15,000+ TTL (mil/civ)
4,000+ PIC
2100+Heavy Int'l Jet PIC (pax&cargo)
Current and Flying Cargo out of ANC in B747F
Hard to believe I have been in the pool for so long but its not the record yet. So until I get to Brown; the beer is cold at humpys, fishing season is coming, days are warming up and getting longer. See ya in ANC
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#29
Out of curiosity, how long was it between finishing your psych online form, and them calling with an interview offer. Then how long out (1 week, 1 month, more) were they offering interview dates? Then how long did it take to get the poolie letter?
Basically time line from finishing the online psych assessment to poolie letter?
Basically time line from finishing the online psych assessment to poolie letter?
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