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Originally Posted by onetogo
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Thanks, appreciate the insight and reassurance.
Tough to not continue feeling down on myself given the stakes. Hoping for the best. |
Originally Posted by tennisguru
(Post 3651194)
Did you fix your college GPA up or down? How big was the change? If your app said 3.5 and you adjusted it to 3.7 or 3.3, it probably won't even come up. If it was marked 4.0 but was actually 2.5 that's going to come up in the interview but as others have said own up to the mistake and you can still easily land the job. I haven't heard of anyone actually having an interview invite rescinded, and certainly not for one single data entry error.
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Originally Posted by onetogo
(Post 3651201)
Had to adjust it down (3.6 down to roughly 3.2). Stupid mistake. Sucks. Should have used a prep service to review. Lesson learned and hope I’m still in the game.
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Originally Posted by CAFB 04-12
(Post 3651232)
For all the attention to detail Delta pays to the individual's application, I've had to laugh at several of the typos I've seen in their onboarding material. Mistakes happen. If you have an interview scheduled you'll have a chance to explain the mistake to the human being. You're not hiding anything, so I think you'd be good.
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Originally Posted by onetogo
(Post 3651201)
Had to adjust it down (3.6 down to roughly 3.2). Stupid mistake. Sucks. Should have used a prep service to review. Lesson learned and hope I’m still in the game.
Stop stressing, you’ll be fine. I’ve seen much bigger differences get the job. |
Originally Posted by FangsF15
(Post 3651375)
Total. Non. Issue.
Stop stressing, you’ll be fine. I’ve seen much bigger differences get the job. |
Originally Posted by onetogo
(Post 3651384)
Thanks, Fangs. Means a lot. Getting me back to the optimistic mindset.
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Originally Posted by MedStudent2021
(Post 3651051)
Check out aviationinterviews.com. On that website you will see a lot of people post about their experience on interview day, and many of them go quite in depth. It also has a list of 200+ questions that you could get asked on the interview. I believe its $20/month to access this information for 1 company, and $40/month to have access to 5 companies. It was well worth the money in my opinion.
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So why would someone get asked in the interview as to why they obtained a degree if Delta dropped the degree requirement? As if the degree was obtained that recently. Kind of a strange question to ask. Doesn’t Delta value education?
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Originally Posted by kangs
(Post 3652567)
So why would someone get asked in the interview as to why they obtained a degree if Delta dropped the degree requirement? As if the degree was obtained that recently. Kind of a strange question to ask. Doesn’t Delta value education?
Airline interviews are a hazing process, none of it matters as long as you pass, regardless of what the retired captain interview dorks and HR people say. Just do your prep, get the job, and move on, none of it matters after that. |
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