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Originally Posted by IDrive175
(Post 2804232)
One of the most important things to do when researching what airline to work for is getting objective opinions from people who are already there. If you can’t offer a little CRM to someone like that, maybe it’s you who doesn’t belong in a cockpit.
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Originally Posted by word302
(Post 2804054)
Well you said it perfectly, it gets people in. It's nothing but a recruiting tool. It's why they still pay like garbage.
True, but PSA pays almost as much as Endeavor now Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Originally Posted by UncreativeUser
(Post 2804674)
True, but PSA pays almost as much as Endeavor now
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Originally Posted by UncreativeUser
(Post 2804674)
True, but PSA pays almost as much as Endeavor now
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Don’t take this the wrong way, it’s great PSA is not paying the crap it was. That is a wonderful thing. But don’t let anyone pull the wool over your eyes and let you think it’s competitive with 9E. Keep pushing for a better contract. |
Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2804351)
All the info is available in each regional’s sub forum. OP is just being lazy. It’s the equivalent of asking your instructor a question clearly addressed in the manuals because you can’t be bothered to use the search function on your iPad.
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Originally Posted by Cujo665
(Post 2804186)
Then they are older or not looking at total career earnings. Not to mention airline size, and equipment, base and global trip variety.
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Originally Posted by Will JK
(Post 2804707)
If you actually read my post you would know that I'm asking about the sincerity of pilot recruiters, not what every airline has to offer :)
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2804872)
I read your post. You verify the sincerity of the pilot recruiters by research. No one is going to compile all this stuff for you, you have to put in the legwork on your own. You’re committing the next 3-45 years of your life to this airline, are you really going to go with one over the other because a recruiter (whose job it is to staff an airline that can’t attract enough applicants to staff properly) gave you the warm fuzzies? All the info you need to make a solid decision is available publicly, either in these forums or on the airline profiles page. Trust the facts over the sincerity of a recruiter.
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Originally Posted by vdawson
(Post 2805071)
You could always just move on to the next thread. If he’s lazy, what does taking time out of your day just to demean him make you?
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Originally Posted by DarkSideMoon
(Post 2805111)
I didn’t “demean” them, I’m pointing out a poor study/research habit that will cause a lot of pain in this career. I was a little curt maybe, because I’m tired of running into unhappy pilots who didn’t do their research and ended up someplace incompatible with their life. I also didn’t say they were lazy, I said they were being lazy. OP may be the hardest working person on the planet for all I know, but asking easily found questions instead of taking the time to click a few threads and read is a lazy action. If I didn’t care I wouldn’t have taken the time to respond at all.
What is also part of the regional industry is a high percentage of 20 somethings running around pumped full of testosterone and acting like some kind of JR high school look-at-me bully. You aren’t being helpful by telling someone their question is stupid, or telling them that they aren’t cut out for the industry because they asked a question. The reality of this profession is that anyone of average intelligence can do this job. There is no system in place to reward you for your superior pilot skills. There is a system in place to try and weed out A holes though. You can go much farther in this industry by going out of your way to be polite than you ever can with Chuck Yeager piloting ability. Just trying to help you out and offer some advice that will help you in your career. Sometimes I see a thread that has been covered and I’m not interested so I move on. Sometimes I skim through and learn something new. This is even more true when someone is asking for opinions, which the OP did. Perceptions change in this industry almost daily. Just cut the guy some slack. |
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