Corporate Jobs Advertised
10-11-2007, 08:52 AM
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Corporate Jobs Advertised
What web sites do you guys use when looking for advertised corporate jobs? The company that I work for is possibly going to be looking for a F/O in a month or two. We can't seem to find a pilot from our airport that looks promissing. We are looking to put out an internet ad. However, I want to just put one ad out there.
Which web site seems to get the most hits and results in the quality candidates applying for the job? I would rather have alot of responses to look through. We can always weed out manually the 500 hour applicants. Besides they are better suited to the regionals.
Which web site seems to get the most hits and results in the quality candidates applying for the job? I would rather have alot of responses to look through. We can always weed out manually the 500 hour applicants. Besides they are better suited to the regionals.
10-11-2007, 12:49 PM
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My old company usually had a lot of qualified apps from www.planejobs.com I'd recommend it. On that note, anyone have a quality contract pilot listing site that gets a lot of hits? I need to supplement my massive (sarcasm) airline pay.
10-11-2007, 03:28 PM
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When my employer filled my position, it was via climbto350.com. They received about 1200 resumes in 1 week, from all over the world. Some qualified applicants. Some not so much. But certainly a good variety of choices.
10-11-2007, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
When my employer filled my position, it was via climbto350.com. They received about 1200 resumes in 1 week, from all over the world. Some qualified applicants. Some not so much. But certainly a good variety of choices.
10-11-2007, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by cl601pilot
That is exactly what I want try and avoid. I don't really want to have to work my way through 1200 resumes.
Of the 1200 (or so) resumes that the company did receive, about 85% of them were viable candidates. Most of those were eliminated by relative location to our operation (IE wanted a local candidate).
If you want a lower amount of responses, you might consider choosing to post via a forum such as this, NBAA Airmail, ************* or one of the other "trusted" aviation forums.
10-12-2007, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
If that's the case, then your best bet is word of mouth. ANY of the online aviation job boards are most likely going to solicit a LARGE number of applicants. (I guess I'm confused... you do or don't want a lot of responses? You posted that you did in your first post.)
Of the 1200 (or so) resumes that the company did receive, about 85% of them were viable candidates. Most of those were eliminated by relative location to our operation (IE wanted a local candidate).
If you want a lower amount of responses, you might consider choosing to post via a forum such as this, NBAA Airmail, ************* or one of the other "trusted" aviation forums.
Of the 1200 (or so) resumes that the company did receive, about 85% of them were viable candidates. Most of those were eliminated by relative location to our operation (IE wanted a local candidate).
If you want a lower amount of responses, you might consider choosing to post via a forum such as this, NBAA Airmail, ************* or one of the other "trusted" aviation forums.
10-12-2007, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by FlyerJosh
(I guess I'm confused... you do or don't want a lot of responses? You posted that you did in your first post.)
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