Netjets Hiring Mins
02-07-2020, 12:38 PM
#101
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They usually offer you a class that begins the month after your successful face to face interview. Every now and then they will ask if you can be there sooner. If you have a need to move the class back they can work with that within reason.
02-07-2020, 02:02 PM
#103
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Phone Screen, then virtual interview, then face to face/sim evaluation. You have to complete one phase to move on to the next. All told it takes about 30-60 days. This may change as they have increased the amount of pilots they plan on hiring.
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02-07-2020, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by MWilliams
Phone Screen, then virtual interview, then face to face/sim evaluation. You have to complete one phase to move on to the next. All told it take about 30-60 days. This may change as they have increased the amount of pilots they plan on hiring.
Excellent!
Thanks MWilliams
02-09-2020, 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted by MiracleMets
I applied late January and have a phone interview scheduled in February. For the sake of reference for others I have;
3300 TT
2000 ME Turbine
1200 TPIC
3300 TT
2000 ME Turbine
1200 TPIC
02-13-2020, 11:05 AM
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Just finished the phone interview. Spoke with Olivia. Super, super nice lady.
Tell me about your resume. (I interpreted this as give her a career biography about myself)
How did you hear about NetJets?
There are other fractionals. Why NetJets?
What makes a professional pilot?
What makes a good leader?
TMAAT when you had a conflict with the captain and how was it resolved. (Best to have a story where you provided the resolution I would think)
What challenge do you see working for NetJets?
Are you comfortable with a 10 - 13 year upgrade time? (Hint: the answer is yes.)
The rest of the questions were yes or no questions. Did you crash a plane, refused a drug test, stuff like that.
Was very laid back. Make the effort to prepare even though the call is only 30-ish minutes long. Preparation will equate to being relaxed and will definitely reduce, if not eliminate, um’s and uh’s. I have a public speaking background so that certainly helped. Above all, stay professional.
hope this helps.
Tell me about your resume. (I interpreted this as give her a career biography about myself)
How did you hear about NetJets?
There are other fractionals. Why NetJets?
What makes a professional pilot?
What makes a good leader?
TMAAT when you had a conflict with the captain and how was it resolved. (Best to have a story where you provided the resolution I would think)
What challenge do you see working for NetJets?
Are you comfortable with a 10 - 13 year upgrade time? (Hint: the answer is yes.)
The rest of the questions were yes or no questions. Did you crash a plane, refused a drug test, stuff like that.
Was very laid back. Make the effort to prepare even though the call is only 30-ish minutes long. Preparation will equate to being relaxed and will definitely reduce, if not eliminate, um’s and uh’s. I have a public speaking background so that certainly helped. Above all, stay professional.
hope this helps.
02-13-2020, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by shrsailplanes
Just finished the phone interview. Spoke with Olivia. Super, super nice lady.
Tell me about your resume. (I interpreted this as give her a career biography about myself)
How did you hear about NetJets?
There are other fractionals. Why NetJets?
What makes a professional pilot?
What makes a good leader?
TMAAT when you had a conflict with the captain and how was it resolved. (Best to have a story where you provided the resolution I would think)
What challenge do you see working for NetJets?
Are you comfortable with a 10 - 13 year upgrade time? (Hint: the answer is yes.)
The rest of the questions were yes or no questions. Did you crash a plane, refused a drug test, stuff like that.
Was very laid back. Make the effort to prepare even though the call is only 30-ish minutes long. Preparation will equate to being relaxed and will definitely reduce, if not eliminate, um’s and uh’s. I have a public speaking background so that certainly helped. Above all, stay professional.
hope this helps.
Tell me about your resume. (I interpreted this as give her a career biography about myself)
How did you hear about NetJets?
There are other fractionals. Why NetJets?
What makes a professional pilot?
What makes a good leader?
TMAAT when you had a conflict with the captain and how was it resolved. (Best to have a story where you provided the resolution I would think)
What challenge do you see working for NetJets?
Are you comfortable with a 10 - 13 year upgrade time? (Hint: the answer is yes.)
The rest of the questions were yes or no questions. Did you crash a plane, refused a drug test, stuff like that.
Was very laid back. Make the effort to prepare even though the call is only 30-ish minutes long. Preparation will equate to being relaxed and will definitely reduce, if not eliminate, um’s and uh’s. I have a public speaking background so that certainly helped. Above all, stay professional.
hope this helps.
Did they tell you when to expect the video interview?
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