“Online” interview
02-17-2018, 02:25 PM
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“Online” interview
I’m hearing this is an option and would normally not really consider it - however, I’m getting pretty pinched on availability between military trips and want to get my interview knocked out.
Anyone have any experience with this? Is it “frowned upon” (officially or otherwise?)
Anyone have any experience with this? Is it “frowned upon” (officially or otherwise?)
02-17-2018, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by amcnd
No. They do that a lot for the E3 visa Australia guys/gals....
02-17-2018, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted by gojo
Are you Skywest management? Your posts are so unbelievably skewed towards pro Skywest. There’s pros and cons in everything in life. And you seem off balance?
02-17-2018, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by amcnd
And for the record. If someone was 21 with no handcuffs (wife,kids, house ect) looking at a regional for a “airline career” i would recommend Envoy...
02-17-2018, 04:10 PM
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Online interviews: Skype, etc.
I've done 3, with 3 offers.
I returned to flying from the sales, so I am used to talking with customers on skype.
If you are new to it, practice with a family member, via skype to get used to it. Make sure your home office / bedroom etc , doesn't have junk in the background. Make sure camera is centered in the PC screen, so you can look in the camera and make eye contact, while you look at the interviewer on the screen.
Have docs you needed printed, in front of you such as approach plate they give you etc. Try to not have your eyes wander all over, it looks bizarre on camera. Make sure you have high speed internet , or it will lock up. One you are comfortable with it, its almost like a face to face meeting. Good luck !
I returned to flying from the sales, so I am used to talking with customers on skype.
If you are new to it, practice with a family member, via skype to get used to it. Make sure your home office / bedroom etc , doesn't have junk in the background. Make sure camera is centered in the PC screen, so you can look in the camera and make eye contact, while you look at the interviewer on the screen.
Have docs you needed printed, in front of you such as approach plate they give you etc. Try to not have your eyes wander all over, it looks bizarre on camera. Make sure you have high speed internet , or it will lock up. One you are comfortable with it, its almost like a face to face meeting. Good luck !
Originally Posted by Out West
I’m hearing this is an option and would normally not really consider it - however, I’m getting pretty pinched on availability between military trips and want to get my interview knocked out.
Anyone have any experience with this? Is it “frowned upon” (officially or otherwise?)
Anyone have any experience with this? Is it “frowned upon” (officially or otherwise?)
02-17-2018, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by amcnd
You must be under 15 years here...
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