US Airways Calls
04-17-2014, 03:06 AM
#3802
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Originally Posted by workingforfree
Is it necessary to have them signed? I would think their contact info on the letter is sufficient as most people know the letters are coming from all over.
04-17-2014, 06:40 AM
#3805
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Originally Posted by kingairip
There's no way I would show up with an unsigned LOR. No way.
- Those without any internal recs are hired
- Those with internal recs are hired
- Those who don't bring any LORs are hired
- Those who do bring LORs are hired, and they have been signed and unsigned
- Those who update their resume are called/hired
- Those who do not update their resume are called/hired
- Those with high flight time are hired
- Those with low flight time are hired
- Checkairman are hired
- Regular line pilots are hired
- Military pilots are hired
- Corporate pilots are hired
- Airline guys are hired
- Guys who did interview prep were hired
- Guys who did not do interview prep were hired
- Those with volunteer work have been hired
- Those who have not done any volunteer work have been hired
So did I miss anything?
04-17-2014, 06:46 AM
#3806
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Originally Posted by kingairip
There's no way I would show up with an unsigned LOR. No way.
How you present things I think matters the most....
04-17-2014, 06:59 AM
#3809
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Position: Doing what you do, for less.
Posts: 1,792
Originally Posted by Surprise
Has anyone been hired who didn't interview? Or didn't apply?
That would impress me.
That would impress me.
04-17-2014, 07:01 AM
#3810
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US Airways Calls
I just got a call by airways last night from a window I applied to almost a year ago. In the interim, I got hired by jet blue and live in base for jetblue and my guard unit. I'm only 33, so pretty young to get on at us airways but relatively old at jetblue.
Thoughts on going to us airways and commuting or staying at jetblue and being home based and likely junior for much longer? I don't really want to accept an interview if I have no desire to accept it, and obviously an interview to an offer is a big difference from what I have now.
Thoughts on going to us airways and commuting or staying at jetblue and being home based and likely junior for much longer? I don't really want to accept an interview if I have no desire to accept it, and obviously an interview to an offer is a big difference from what I have now.
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