Interviewing
 

Anyone interviewing in SEA 6/7?
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Is it true that they are now interviewing in Seattle instead of Portland, I mean besides the open interviews they are having at the MOF?

Yep, that's where I'm interviewing.. SEA. It's not an open one. (I don't think)

What hotel are they putting you in?

Good question. The last email stated something about receiving info a couple of days before travel. Have to look for it again.

Interview process
 

Hey guys I have an interview with horizon and was wondering what’s the process like, I’ve heard it’s pretty tough.,..,

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It was tough a few years ago. I’m sure now as long as you know a little bit about charts, weather, reading Notams and metars while having a good attitude they will offer you a job there and then.

Interviewed in February. Plan on it taking roughly the whole day...there’s a lot of waiting around with the other candidates. They gather you all in a room and give you a presentation on the company. Then they will pull you guys one by one for both an HR portion and technical portion. HR portion was pretty standard and pretty short... maybe ten minutes? Technical portion was probably the more challenging portion in comparison to what I saw at other regional interviews. They give you a flight plan, weather, and jepp charts to look over for a short while yourself and then will ask you questions on it. Be prepared to answer questions on IFR regulations and jepp chart symbology. If you are current and regularly deal with this stuff you should not have a problem. Once everyone has interviewed they will call everyone individually and let them know there and then if they will be getting a CJO and what class date aircraft you are getting. Just look over the airline interviews website and you should be fine.