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#43
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I'd suggest you pay for an application review and interview prep course. Normally I'd say don't waste your money when applying to regionals, but getting turned down by Mesa makes me think there's something in your background check or application that needs fixing.
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Something doesn’t add up. I have a feeling you are not telling the truth, that and never ever downplay anything. When you say you failed “just” your private. You are down playing it. Specifically saying 10% over you are downplaying it.
Saying you got pulled over 2 times in a very short period of time and got a ticket for 10% over I call bs. Maybe that’s what they wrote on the paper but very few places will stop for you for going 5-8 over and give you a ticket every time. Also same goes for a light. You must of really rubbed off wrong on the cops which is the same way you rub off on the interviewer.
pay for interview help to fix how you rub off on people
Saying you got pulled over 2 times in a very short period of time and got a ticket for 10% over I call bs. Maybe that’s what they wrote on the paper but very few places will stop for you for going 5-8 over and give you a ticket every time. Also same goes for a light. You must of really rubbed off wrong on the cops which is the same way you rub off on the interviewer.
pay for interview help to fix how you rub off on people
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Something doesn’t add up. I have a feeling you are not telling the truth, that and never ever downplay anything. When you say you failed “just” your private. You are down playing it. Specifically saying 10% over you are downplaying it.
Saying you got pulled over 2 times in a very short period of time and got a ticket for 10% over I call bs. Maybe that’s what they wrote on the paper but very few places will stop for you for going 5-8 over and give you a ticket every time. Also same goes for a light. You must of really rubbed off wrong on the cops which is the same way you rub off on the interviewer.
pay for interview help to fix how you rub off on people
Saying you got pulled over 2 times in a very short period of time and got a ticket for 10% over I call bs. Maybe that’s what they wrote on the paper but very few places will stop for you for going 5-8 over and give you a ticket every time. Also same goes for a light. You must of really rubbed off wrong on the cops which is the same way you rub off on the interviewer.
pay for interview help to fix how you rub off on people
And also take a good look at how I respond to questions with someone else. To me, I think I sound professional, but who knows, maybe there’s something I’m not seeing that someone else could point out before I go interview again.
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Sorry to hear about your string of bad luck. I was skimming the replies, and noticed you failed your private. Have you been asked in the interview why you failed? If so, what was the story? Did you own up to it (even if luck wasn’t on your side that day?)
I’m surprised no one really brought this up..interviewers want to know the story and don’t want to hear excuses. They realize sometimes things are out of your control but want to hire someone that’s humble and can admit when they messed something up..
Also goes in line with the question about past emergencies, customer service stories (CFI your students are your customers), and incidences.. any questions like this come up? If so think about how exactly you responded. This also goes for how you responded to your speeding tickets.
Not saying I think this is the reason you weren’t hired, but it’s just another aspect to reflect on about your past interviews.
Anyways, good luck..everyone is hiring right now so keep updating your apps and applying-you’ll land a job somewhere
I’m surprised no one really brought this up..interviewers want to know the story and don’t want to hear excuses. They realize sometimes things are out of your control but want to hire someone that’s humble and can admit when they messed something up..
Also goes in line with the question about past emergencies, customer service stories (CFI your students are your customers), and incidences.. any questions like this come up? If so think about how exactly you responded. This also goes for how you responded to your speeding tickets.
Not saying I think this is the reason you weren’t hired, but it’s just another aspect to reflect on about your past interviews.
Anyways, good luck..everyone is hiring right now so keep updating your apps and applying-you’ll land a job somewhere
Last edited by Mjm8710; 01-25-2020 at 11:24 AM.
#50
I think you have a good point. I will remove anything from my application that even smells the slightest bit like a downplay, state everything as matter of fact and if asked about it in the interview, own up to it all. It is my fault at the end of the day after all.
And also take a good look at how I respond to questions with someone else. To me, I think I sound professional, but who knows, maybe there’s something I’m not seeing that someone else could point out before I go interview again.
And also take a good look at how I respond to questions with someone else. To me, I think I sound professional, but who knows, maybe there’s something I’m not seeing that someone else could point out before I go interview again.
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