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Originally Posted by jetgirl1313
(Post 2725602)
No date as of yet
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9/25 interview. Just got the call for the 1/9 class.
A friend just went in to phase 2 and they're telling him March class. |
Originally Posted by emuairlines
(Post 2725760)
9/25 interview. Just got the call for the 1/9 class.
A friend just went in to phase 2 and they're telling him March class. |
9/25 Interview (early shift)
Told to: "anticipate" 23 Jan Longer than usual PRIA.. 2 jobs folded, current one abroad All notices were in the expected time frame. Phone call for Phase 1, email for phase 2 Multiple paperwork updates, due to former employers being defunct, etc. Classes are every other Wednesday, so you can do the math and "plan accordingly!" |
Originally Posted by emuairlines
(Post 2725760)
9/25 interview. Just got the call for the 1/9 class.
A friend just went in to phase 2 and they're telling him March class. Have anybody else received the call . According to an other forum this is the class schedule. New Hire classes start every other Wednesday: 09 Jan 23Jan 06 Feb 20 Feb etc.. |
How did you prepare for the computer test?
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Originally Posted by emuairlines
(Post 2725760)
9/25 interview. Just got the call for the 1/9 class.
A friend just went in to phase 2 and they're telling him March class. |
Originally Posted by emuairlines
(Post 2725760)
9/25 interview. Just got the call for the 1/9 class.
A friend just went in to phase 2 and they're telling him March class. |
Originally Posted by n606tw
(Post 2726934)
How did you prepare for the computer test?
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Has anyone in from the November interviews got an actual date yet? I received the "You"re in the pool" email a couple of days ago. I interviewed on the 7th. Good luck to all!
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Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2728628)
Has anyone in from the November interviews got an actual date yet? I received the "You"re in the pool" email a couple of days ago. I interviewed on the 7th. Good luck to all!
Congrats. Also interviewed 11/7 but still in phase II. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
How important is an internal LOR?thanks
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Originally Posted by n606tw
(Post 2733455)
How important is an internal LOR?thanks
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Originally Posted by aldonite7667
(Post 2733456)
Really important, as long as it’s not from a Pilot
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Hey everyone quick question. On the JB careers website after we fill out the general flight times and have the option to upload a resume, cover letter, etc. is the process of applying complete or am I missing something? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by VF32TomCat
(Post 2725480)
Do you know if the company already contacted the future candidates for the January classes
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Originally Posted by milmil34
(Post 2734027)
Hey everyone quick question. On the JB careers website after we fill out the general flight times and have the option to upload a resume, cover letter, etc. is the process of applying complete or am I missing something? Thanks!
Need to wait until the applying window opens again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by milmil34
(Post 2734027)
Hey everyone quick question. On the JB careers website after we fill out the general flight times and have the option to upload a resume, cover letter, etc. is the process of applying complete or am I missing something? Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Bluedriver
(Post 2734158)
Would this be a good time to let him know about the requirement that pilots clean the cabin while jumpseating/commuting to work? I don't want to bring it up if you guys don't think he needs to know.
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Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2734392)
Help when you can. The captain has things to tend to and the FO has a walk around to do. And if there is time to spare why not help clean up a little? I’m pretty sure no one is asking you to go scrub the lavs. I’ve seen plenty of pilots do this on many airlines.
If you want to say bye or something pilot related, then cool. Cleaning? Not pilot related. Maybe instead of cleaning seatbacks you could clean the flight deck since it’s not ever cleaned by cleaners. Then at least you are helping pilots with your janitorial services. Thanks for helping though. You sound like perfect jetblue material. Targeted hiring at its finest. |
Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2734392)
Help when you can. The captain has things to tend to and the FO has a walk around to do. And if there is time to spare why not help clean up a little? I’m pretty sure no one is asking you to go scrub the lavs. I’ve seen plenty of pilots do this on many airlines.
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Originally Posted by hilltopflyer
(Post 2734552)
Man no wonder you made it past phase 2....
What I think is funny is that YOU ALL (including BD) did the same thing to get hired here. |
Originally Posted by BeatNavy
(Post 2734409)
Because cleaning an airplane is beneath the profession, as stated by the union. Also, menial jobs such as cleaning are a union/labor busting tactic. Watch the video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tAgjII4CRi4
If you want to say bye or something pilot related, then cool. Cleaning? Not pilot related. Maybe instead of cleaning seatbacks you could clean the flight deck since it’s not ever cleaned by cleaners. Then at least you are helping pilots with your janitorial services. Thanks for helping though. You sound like perfect jetblue material. Targeted hiring at its finest. |
Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2734392)
Help when you can. The captain has things to tend to and the FO has a walk around to do. And if there is time to spare why not help clean up a little? I’m pretty sure no one is asking you to go scrub the lavs. I’ve seen plenty of pilots do this on many airlines.
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Originally Posted by hyperboy
(Post 2734663)
What I think is funny is that YOU ALL (including BD) did the same thing to get hired here.
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Originally Posted by Bluedriver
(Post 2734752)
No I most definitely did NOT. I got hired at JB after never having set foot on a JB aircraft. I knew nothing about forced cleaning, and it was never asked nor mentioned in the interview.
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Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2734392)
Help when you can. The captain has things to tend to and the FO has a walk around to do. And if there is time to spare why not help clean up a little? I’m pretty sure no one is asking you to go scrub the lavs. I’ve seen plenty of pilots do this on many airlines.
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Originally Posted by PasserOGas
(Post 2735094)
What's your real name? It's for Hyperboy, he always wants to know it. Its not so we all can blacklist you.;)
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Originally Posted by CafeConLeche
(Post 2735316)
lol i think they picture me in the back on my hands and knees with a vacuum cleaning. P.S. I'll never be on my hands and knees. Really didnt mean to get anyones nipples in twist. Maybe it's my years of a regional mindset of tight knit crews and helping FA's on quick turns where we didnt have cleaners. By no means am I back peddling either. I stick to what i said. At the same time I'm not a jetBlue employee so I'm not completely aware of all of the ins and outs of what JB flight crews have had to deal with in the past when it comes to managements expectations.
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