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There's absolutely nothing stopping someone from diving into the Vol 2. Highlights and bookmarks are free, too.
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Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3260676)
There's absolutely nothing stopping someone from diving into the Vol 2. Highlights and bookmarks are free, too.
I agree with you....and......not to make this a military/civilian thing, but......”shack”! Might I also add that we are our own worst enemy. As over achievers, we showed up fully prepared for training. The instructors had to show they knew more so that raised the bar.....consequently, over multiple iterations we got to questions like...”How many ridges on the trim button?” in the never ending game of stump the dummy. It became unruly. I can’t even remember the last time any type of oral question was asked during CQ....or might I add....very little during IQ with the “new” training. Overall...the new way is not only easier(admittedly) but, more importantly...more rational, logical, and real world....I’ll say it again....we aren’t being hired to be “test pilots” |
Originally Posted by Buck Rogers
(Post 3260661)
Old OOfff....the great “Uniter”. .......Good job.
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Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3260675)
No problem with the sign.
If you don’t want to be “the best” (or attempt to better yourself to become the best), then go somewhere else. No one strives to be mediocre. |
Originally Posted by Wolf424
(Post 3260675)
No problem with the sign.
If you don’t want to be “the best” (or attempt to better yourself to become the best), then go somewhere else. No one strives to be mediocre. |
Originally Posted by Buck Rogers
(Post 3260682)
“You gonna pay me for that”?:)
I agree with you....and......not to make this a military/civilian thing, but......”shack”! Might I also add that we are our own worst enemy. As over achievers, we showed up fully prepared for training. The instructors had to show they knew more so that raised the bar.....consequently, over multiple iterations we got to questions like...”How many ridges on the trim button?” in the never ending game of stump the dummy. It became unruly. I can’t even remember the last time any type of oral question was asked during CQ....or might I add....very little during IQ with the “new” training. Overall...the new way is not only easier(admittedly) but, more importantly...more rational, logical, and real world....I’ll say it again....we aren’t being hired to be “test pilots” |
Originally Posted by CBreezy
(Post 3260708)
This 100%.
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Originally Posted by GogglesPisano
(Post 3260676)
There's absolutely nothing stopping someone from diving into the Vol 2. Highlights and bookmarks are free, too.
Totally agree…except the Vol. 2 is terrible. Absolutely zero deep-dives into the systems. A more detailed Vol. 2 would go a long way for those of us who want more systems knowledge. |
Originally Posted by Buck Rogers
(Post 3260682)
“You gonna pay me for that”?:)
I agree with you....and......not to make this a military/civilian thing, but......”shack”! Might I also add that we are our own worst enemy. As over achievers, we showed up fully prepared for training. The instructors had to show they knew more so that raised the bar.....consequently, over multiple iterations we got to questions like...”How many ridges on the trim button?” in the never ending game of stump the dummy. It became unruly. I can’t even remember the last time any type of oral question was asked during CQ....or might I add....very little during IQ with the “new” training. Overall...the new way is not only easier(admittedly) but, more importantly...more rational, logical, and real world....I’ll say it again....we aren’t being hired to be “test pilots” |
Originally Posted by interceptorpilo
(Post 3260616)
Did UPT. And I did civilian CFI before the military equivalency test was available. UPT was way harder but for a lot of different reasons - one year long, evaluated every minute even when off duty, little chance for do overs, volume of information etc. But the CFI oral and check ride were actually hard too. CFI you could take as long as you wanted or needed to prepare and if you fail just do it again. No limit on do overs.
Wrt your comment on “no limit on do overs” while you definitely can legally, it will be a huge black mark if you need to re take it more than once or (maybe) twice |
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