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10-12-2019, 05:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Rich Mahogany
Do you get your indoc dates during a successful day 2 of the interview? When do you find out training dates?
During indoc, usually in the second week, you'll get your training dates. The minimum amount of time from indoc to training/sims is 1 week (to study systems), but can often run a little longer, especially when hiring surges. Not sure what the current wait time is, but 2 weeks, give or take, seems fairly typical.
10-12-2019, 06:32 AM
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Originally Posted by FangsF15
No, Interview to indoc varies, sometimes greatly. Once in the "pool", it just depends on the needs of the company which has usually not been sooner than about a month, but last year went as long as 4-6 months. The hiring team will give you a phone call/email offering you an indoc class date after you have the CJO by several weeks at least, but with at least a couple weeks notice. It just depends.
During indoc, usually in the second week, you'll get your training dates. The minimum amount of time from indoc to training/sims is 1 week (to study systems), but can often run a little longer, especially when hiring surges. Not sure what the current wait time is, but 2 weeks, give or take, seems fairly typical.
During indoc, usually in the second week, you'll get your training dates. The minimum amount of time from indoc to training/sims is 1 week (to study systems), but can often run a little longer, especially when hiring surges. Not sure what the current wait time is, but 2 weeks, give or take, seems fairly typical.
For the foreseeable future, no one should be waiting 7-ish months from interview to indoc. YMMV.
10-12-2019, 02:29 PM
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Little bit of a tangent but still pertinent...
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
10-12-2019, 03:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Fourpaw
Little bit of a tangent but still pertinent...
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
10-12-2019, 03:47 PM
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Position: Airplane
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Originally Posted by Rayeli
When you do the balance beam with math on the real cog your thought will be “wow, this is a joke. RST is 10,000 times harder”.
10-12-2019, 05:10 PM
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Joined APC: Jul 2018
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Originally Posted by Fourpaw
Little bit of a tangent but still pertinent...
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
Those that are doing/have done the RST “Brain Games,” how accurate are the percentages for scoring? I swear I do some of the games perfectly but still receive 30-50% scores. I can’t seem to figure out their algorithms. For example, the balance beam while answering math questions. I can get 30+ points in the 45 second period but it still says I’m 40%.
I know this would be best fit for Facebook but some of us don’t have one.
Thank you for any assistance anyone can offer!
Check out this video, it explains the RST COG tests.
https://readysettakeoff.com/jetbrain-game-training/
Concur that the actual COG test was much easier than the RST trainer.
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10-13-2019, 05:45 AM
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Originally Posted by mm1989
Anyone know if there will be 2 classes in December?
10-13-2019, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by PilotWombat
Just to throw more fuel on the fire...I was in the training house last week and an APD gave us a good rumor that they upped their 2020 hiring projection to 1500.
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