Training materials
 

If we've got a CJO after an interview and we're looking to get a heads up on the right things to study for training, what are the best recommendations?

Most airlines typically don't provide that info in advance any longer (security concerns?). Don't know what OO's current policy is.

So you might need to get it from a friend.

Read up on contract law. Once you've mastered that you can watch some paint dry while you wait for a class date

In all seriousness depending on your preferred airplane there's a lot of systems/fms related material on YouTube. They'll send you whatever you need with plenty of time to study it though. I wouldn't sweat it

Watching new new students find fascinating new ways to slam-and-go mostly.

Sounds like good advice, just having an idea of what those systems look like should help.

Yeah, I figured there is a lot that won't be allowed until actually at indoc or shortly before.