required interview docs
03-07-2023 | 07:13 AM
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But I have heard they bug the Hilton. I read it on the internet so it must be true. Wait until at least two states away before being a douche again. The Widget is everywhere; all knowing and powerful.
03-07-2023 | 07:46 AM
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Don’t make it sound nefarious, every job interview is like this. Delta isn’t paying extra people to sit next to you on the park bench on campus to listen to your conversation. But if you act like a jerk in the cafeteria that may hurt your chances. Just be professional.
But I have heard they bug the Hilton. I read it on the internet so it must be true. Wait until at least two states away before being a douche again. The Widget is everywhere; all knowing and powerful.
But I have heard they bug the Hilton. I read it on the internet so it must be true. Wait until at least two states away before being a douche again. The Widget is everywhere; all knowing and powerful.
03-07-2023 | 10:23 AM
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I believe it as I’ve seen it. I was just saying it’s passive listening at Delta hiring, not active listening that is happening. So, yeah, we agree.
03-07-2023 | 11:27 AM
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This. It would probably be unwise to show up for a Delta interview with the United or Southwest tabs that everyone knows they ask for in your logbook.
It can't be said enough. The Delta interview process may be frustrating and intimidating, but a big part of it an evaluation in reading/comprehension, following directions, conformity, and being detail oriented, all qualities Delta values.
Just do exactly what they tell you to do. No more, no less. Don't try to read between the lines.
Oh, and also keep in mind, that you're being watched and listened to from the minute you arrive at the guard shack, until the minute you leave the property. Act accordingly.
It can't be said enough. The Delta interview process may be frustrating and intimidating, but a big part of it an evaluation in reading/comprehension, following directions, conformity, and being detail oriented, all qualities Delta values.
Just do exactly what they tell you to do. No more, no less. Don't try to read between the lines.
Oh, and also keep in mind, that you're being watched and listened to from the minute you arrive at the guard shack, until the minute you leave the property. Act accordingly.
03-07-2023 | 11:31 AM
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03-07-2023 | 12:14 PM
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03-07-2023 | 12:25 PM
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Yes Sir. I’ve been turned down many a time by a Major so to speak and also in early 90’s was turned down by a few regionals before gettin hired eventually. But if you’ve never been turned down that’s awesome. Certainly makes life easier . I’m all for people having good success the first time trying . That’s the goal 👍
03-07-2023 | 01:12 PM
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My Wife and kids used to tell me I was too loud 🤣🤣. My daughter would be like “Dad , you’re embarrassing me” 😂. I would be like , well honey that’s the goal , LOL . She would just shake her head . Thank God she loves me though 👍.
03-07-2023 | 01:27 PM
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You sound like my dad. Good on you, don’t give them an inch.
03-08-2023 | 05:26 PM
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Was it you that hired the Harmonica band for her wedding?
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