Atlas applicant pool exhausted
#22
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Back in October Atlas called me to set up an interview. I was working and missed the call. When I called back, got a voicemail and left a message. They never returned my call. I was never dead set on going to Atlas but if they had at least called me back I probably would have interviewed and gone there if I was hired.
#23
Back in October Atlas called me to set up an interview. I was working and missed the call. When I called back, got a voicemail and left a message. They never returned my call. I was never dead set on going to Atlas but if they had at least called me back I probably would have interviewed and gone there if I was hired.
I've since moved on, but really couldn't tell if they were not interested in hiring me or just unorganized.
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#30
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Joined APC: Jan 2017
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Exactly. There are so many regional pilots and 135 guys applying to Atlas and everywhere else that one could fill the Great Lakes with pilots. While Atlas may not be Delta, it sure as heck beats any regional or bottom feeder 135 op out there, and so they will always have a steady supply of candidates from which they can be readily picky.
!!!ATLAS OFFERS AB-INITIO!!!
Like anything in this world....it gets old after a while. Come on over....Fly the 747 or 767...then watch your seniority elsewhere drop. Then you'll finally start to realize..."hmm, I wish some one with experience would have warned me..."
...that's best case scenario btw. You could come here - have little-to-no experience, maybe bust a type ride (not uncommon), or worse get violated and have it taint your record.
Your call. Take the risk. A bit cavalier and sophomoric in my opinion. I've been there myself decades ago. I understand some people can only learn that way.
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