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06-22-2018 | 02:29 PM
#9501
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06-22-2018 | 03:53 PM
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If anything it could make it more difficult since most people who get a 73 type are doing it to try to get on with SWA. It makes it tough to be convincing that DAL is where you really want to be in an interview when you have a type rating without a purpose except for getting hired at SWA. What I mean is it's one thing to have a type because you were using it for something, another to have one that implies you got it to get on somewhere different.
06-22-2018 | 03:58 PM
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If anything it could make it more difficult since most people who get a 73 type are doing it to try to get on with SWA. It makes it tough to be convincing that DAL is where you really want to be in an interview when you have a type rating without a purpose except for getting hired at SWA. What I mean is it's one thing to have a type because you were using it for something, another to have one that implies you got it to get on somewhere different.
06-25-2018 | 08:22 AM
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...or charcoal grey? Matters not.
Look good in it. Be comfortable in it. Make sure it fits and it's not the first time you've ever worn a suit. An ill-fitting suit is one self-distraction you don't need on interview day.
You should look at yourself in the mirror and like what you see; color is much less important.
Disclaimer: I wouldn't recommend light blue polyester leisure suit with bell-bottoms and platform shoes, no matter how comfortable you are in those.
Look good in it. Be comfortable in it. Make sure it fits and it's not the first time you've ever worn a suit. An ill-fitting suit is one self-distraction you don't need on interview day.
You should look at yourself in the mirror and like what you see; color is much less important.
Disclaimer: I wouldn't recommend light blue polyester leisure suit with bell-bottoms and platform shoes, no matter how comfortable you are in those.
06-25-2018 | 08:25 AM
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Don't matter just look sharp. I wore blue with a blue/red/white checked tie and the first thing the panel side was 'nice tie'. I think they get bored of the same ol' thing. One dude had on what appeared to be his grandfather's brown suit and got hired FWIW.
06-25-2018 | 08:28 AM
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On my interview day one wore tan and got hired. Bold choice, not one I would make, but it worked for him.
06-25-2018 | 08:31 AM
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06-25-2018 | 09:42 AM
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Had a fellow on a Spirit thread awhile back interviewing with them. Asked about a yellow suit. I offered this link. Never heard if he actually got one, and if he did, did he get the job...or get laughed out of the interview room.
https://www.opposuits.com/suits/yell...ow-fellow.html
https://www.opposuits.com/suits/yell...ow-fellow.html
06-25-2018 | 09:50 AM
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Say what?
Stop raining on his pity party. He is a millennial and someone owes him a college education. Coulda gotten a military ROTC scholarship or applied to an academy or done whatever the other thousands of pilots before you did to make yourself as competative as possible
Stop raining on his pity party. He is a millennial and someone owes him a college education. Coulda gotten a military ROTC scholarship or applied to an academy or done whatever the other thousands of pilots before you did to make yourself as competative as possible
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