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01-26-2020 | 06:41 AM

#10981

coryk

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Originally Posted by Scar09

Once the internal goes to the pilot recruitment people, and the 30 days is over, if you don’t get a fix it email or TBNT, is it safe to say your in the pile for interview at some point depending on what your score was? So it could still take a while but your still in the running.

You won't get a TBNT. I don't think you hear anything back, unless it's an invite for an interview.

01-27-2020 | 08:49 AM

#10982

airjake

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I submitted my app on 12/31, got a fix it on 1/3, fixed it, now I'm waiting. Should I have an internal rec submitted now or wait awhile longer before I go that route? I'm a 4k hr military heavy pilot, IP/EP, etc. Thanks in advance!

01-27-2020 | 09:07 AM

#10983

midlifeflysis

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Originally Posted by Tacos

If you are asking about the question on the app I think you are, it asks for years of school. Not years of school typically associated with a degree. So if it took you 6 years to get a BS in something, I would put 6.

What about if you have a masters degree. Should I put 6? I have heard varying advice on this, since it looks bad if a BS took more than 4 years. I'm not sure if that's the box that determines that, or if its varied based on your highest level of education?

Thoughts appreciated.

01-27-2020 | 09:14 AM

#10984

Funk

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From: Tractor seat

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Originally Posted by midlifeflysis

Pay for professional application review and ask a pro that looks at these all of the time. They have a vested interest and expertise in finding out what the most correct answer is for the various HR departments’ preferences. Emerald Coast, Cage Marshall, Check and Set can all help with sorting out the particulars. You may get the same answers here, but the value of a professional review and what they may see in a host of areas to make your app sparkle before you publish may mean the difference in an immediate invite for interview, a fix it email with unknown timeline for follow-up (or not), or an entire year before it can be scored again with any improvements you’ve made.

01-27-2020 | 10:11 AM

#10985

Gone Flying

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From: UNA

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Originally Posted by airjake

I would email them back and let them know you fixed it. it took them 6ish weeks to email me an invite after I fixed it FWIW.

01-27-2020 | 11:35 AM

#10986

airjake

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Thanks. I emailed them on 1/5, thanking them for their consideration and informing them I'd updated the app. My question is really about whether I wait to send the internal rec or send it now...Thanks again!

01-27-2020 | 12:39 PM

#10987

FangsF15

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Originally Posted by airjake

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but as I understand it, if they pulled and found a 'mistake' it to give you a fix-it email, your 12 month clock has been started, so an internal rec/e-mail a month later is a moot point. Having said that, if you have multiple internal contacts to use, your aren't going to hurt yourself. Good luck, I'd be shocked if you don't get an invite - you are smack in the middle of one of their desired demographics.

01-27-2020 | 01:31 PM

#10988

Stapes

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Joined: Jan 2020

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Delta new hires

What plane(s) and what domiciles are Delta new hires mostly getting?

01-27-2020 | 02:14 PM

#10989

DWC CAP10 USAF

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Originally Posted by Stapes

What plane(s) and what domiciles are Delta new hires mostly getting?

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01-27-2020 | 04:58 PM

#10990

Tacos

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Originally Posted by midlifeflysis

I don’t know if I agree that it looks bad that a BS took more than 4 years. While I don’t agree with it, there are many liberal arts schools that require 5 years. I would pay a application service for there accurate advice first. But also just answer the question with how many years of school you have had. And then list the BS or masters accordingly. Anything can be explained in interview. And I doubt that your app is scored from that part of it. Way too loose of a data point IMO. But pay for the service. Not worth giving up even a months seniority over the fee. GL.

BTW...I finished my bachelors in 3.5 years and that’s what I put. In the interview they asked how I did it and I explained. Non event. So the system didn’t throw my app out for not having “4 years” even though I had a BS. FWIW