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04-28-2008 | 06:40 AM
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Here is the problem with the Republic interview. They dismiss everyone or near in my class stating insufficient test scores.
Now the fallacy is they are shifting 150 pilots from Denver from the Frontier debacle yet will not admit that they are not hiring.
Just consider the only interview experience you may get is a couple of tests and a airline overview.
Waste of time and unprofessional in my opinion.
P.S. A Capt. from a ANG unit was the first to be cut loose although 4 of us followed within about 10 minutes.
Joke.
Now the fallacy is they are shifting 150 pilots from Denver from the Frontier debacle yet will not admit that they are not hiring.
Just consider the only interview experience you may get is a couple of tests and a airline overview.
Waste of time and unprofessional in my opinion.
P.S. A Capt. from a ANG unit was the first to be cut loose although 4 of us followed within about 10 minutes.
Joke.
Republic is hiring....FOR A POOL. Nobody in the pool, unless there is new business will probably see a class until after the summer.
I know it's hard for people to get used to the 2003/04 hiring feel again when airlines weren't hiring 700+ in a year, but it's a cycle.
The hiring process doesn't discriminate based on experience when more experinced pilots don't study and think they can show up unprepared and walk out with a job. And then 800 hour CFI's blow you out of the water and only miss 2 questions. (Who wants the job more?)
04-28-2008 | 07:41 AM
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Holy Toledo: Great point. I flew for RAH for 5 years and they have one of the easiest interview processes, but I wouldn't pass the interview today without at least a little prep. Guys need to realize it IS an interview.
04-28-2008 | 11:18 AM
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Amen to that! If one is bitter about the Republic interview, one needs to look in the mirror and ask themselves why they didn't prepare for it!
04-28-2008 | 11:40 AM
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I was given some good advice a while back; interviews are a level playing field. It doesn't matter if you have 10,000 hrs PIC heavy jet and a space shuttle type rating, if you screw up the interview PROCESS (meaning more than just the panel) you don't get the job.
Some friends and I were sharing interview stories. One guy told of a squadron mate that went to an interview. This guy forgot the in brief (or is it called overview?) was part of the "process". When they split up to start paperwork, pee in the bottle, etc. he was handed his stuff and thanked for showing up!! Say it with me now.......OUCH!!!!!!
Some friends and I were sharing interview stories. One guy told of a squadron mate that went to an interview. This guy forgot the in brief (or is it called overview?) was part of the "process". When they split up to start paperwork, pee in the bottle, etc. he was handed his stuff and thanked for showing up!! Say it with me now.......OUCH!!!!!!
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