Republic/Shuttle/Chautauqua Pilots
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I have an interview on Wednesday. I've studied the gouges but am still quite nervous. This is my one shot not to commute any longer or have to move my family (I live in Indy). Any advice or tips other than what I might find in the gouge? TIA!
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From: Engines Turn or People Swim
I'm sure you can get specific gouge on the web, but the most imortant interview tip that I would pass on is to be well rested the day of. Since pilot interviews usually involve travel and maybe time-zone changes, try to arrive early on the day before the interview. Study if you need to, but put the books away at dinner time, get a good meal, a beer (ONE beer), and go to bed early. Also do whatever stress reduction activity you prefer; stretch, jog, lift, whatever.
I figured this out because I've alawys performed better at interviews where I didn't really want the job...no real pressure
Since you really want this job, try to get some of the stress out of the picture.
I figured this out because I've alawys performed better at interviews where I didn't really want the job...no real pressure
Since you really want this job, try to get some of the stress out of the picture.
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I interviewed on monday for an F/A position. I am a certificated pilot but i just recieved my CFII and i dont have enough hours for them. Anyway, i interviewed with the pilot recruiter for the F/A position and she is a stickler. I got the job but i really wasnt sure in the beginning. Dont go in there expecting to read her because she is very monotnous. Anyway, good luck, maybe in a couple of years i will to an internal position change and we will be flying together. who knows.
#6
Originally Posted by rytheflyguy
Lucky - I got the right seat of the EMB170, May 30 class date. Maybe I'll see you on a flight in the near future!
Thx
#8
Originally Posted by rytheflyguy
I got Shuttle but will not find out my base until sometime in/after training.
Congrats again on your achievement. Good luck with training and enjoy!
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