Who do you fly for ehaeckercfi?

Prican, captains almost always ask what you did before coming to the regional (part of getting to know you small talk I guess) and some ask how many hours you have. If you are a good pilot, he will SEE it through your actions. Just let your skills do the talking. If he asks before you guys set foot in the cockpit and you tell him honestly and simply, "200 hrs" (or whatever you have) I'm sure most any captain will be cursing silently, but if you ARE good, he will be pleasantly surprised during the flight, and actually more so because he had such low expectations of you. dont be apologetic, but dont act like you have a god-given right to sit in that seat either. it does feel really nice when they ask you how many hours you have and they tell you that you are actually better than some 1500 hr guys they've flown with :) obviously you dont wanna reinforce their perceptions about 200 hrs wonders!
I don't know why people should be bothered that their captains judge and get upset at them for being low timers... I mean what do they expect?! but the captains wont care once they see your skills. (and obviously will remain annoyed if you are a horrible 200 hr FO... in which case it's the FO's own damn fault and he deserves to feel insecure.)
and about being "too modest"..I don't think there's such thing as being "too modest", I mean you dont want to be TIMID, but anybody would rather work with someone who is "too modest" than with an arrogant cocky SOB. I dont think you need to do anything to SHOW how confident you are, except do your job well and THAT will show your confidence. plus confidence grows with time and experience, you cant try too hard with it right now cuz it will show :)

I tell every new captain I fly with I just got off of IOE and this is my second trip and I just grad from a quickie pilot school., You should see the look on their faces, Priceless ok ok lets be serious just let your flying speak for you after a few legs they can figure it out. or just let them guess I dont think a captain will refuse to fly with you if you dont answer, Bottom line is you went tru Indoc, Sim, IOE, The company think you are safe enought to take their MultiMillion dollar aircraft and put the life of others in your hand so to speak so if the captain want to ask just tell him/her I just got my commercial multi matter of fact I still have the paper copy.....

I think the captain has a right to know your time in the aircraft.. Other than that it is up to you if you want to tell him...

Only for the first 100 hours.

Agreed....

ASA We are fully of cocky low timers. It is nice to meet one who is not cocky. Congrats

When I got signed off of IOE, my checkairman is like Okay you have 40 hours in the plane... and i go "SWEET 100 multi, finally!" hes like Oh my god you.....well then let me say REALLY good job.... it was funny

One other thing speaking of low timers, in training my classmates and i were treated poorly by someone who had (GASP) 1500 hours and said she didnt like being lumped in with us low timers, so she didnt have to be nice... lets just say she never made it through training

40 hours of IOE is nothing to be bragging about.