Quick Question:
I'm filling out the paperwork required before the interview. A question asks:
Is there anything in your driving record you would like to disclose that could adversely impact your candidacy?
I had 2 speeding tickets in 2017 that aren't on my record anymore according to the DMV license history I just purchased. Am I good to answer "No" there? as I don't see how it could impact candidacy, but I dont want to "hide" anything either.
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Originally Posted by Goingupinverted
Someone else might know better but it really is quite perplexing and I have a hard time figuring it out as well. Best I can tell is they really value the “why JetBlue” question. I didn’t study anymore than what’s on aviationinterviews.com. Relax, always smile throughout the entire day, from when you get there to when you leave. Sounds corny but anytime I’ve done that in an interview setting it seems to work.
Definitely talk to the other interviewees as I am sure they they are observing who sits alone looking nervous and sweaty and who can be sociable. It’s not a difficult interview, only 5-7 TMMAT questions so that really makes me think they are looking at your personality and how much you want to be there mostly.
Thanks for the advice! I was driving myself crazy when I asked initially, but Ive accepted that the extra pressure I put on myself wont do me any favors.
Still wish I knew what it was that's triggering the TBNT for those that show up prepared.