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06-18-2013 | 02:31 PM
#2381
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Well slats, you'll be happy to know that I thnk it went well today.
Geat bunch of guys there doing the interviews and as a whole they're very bullish about the future. They mentioned the Embrear orders several times.
For those interviewing in the future the gouges are pretty accurate. Come prepared. There is now no written but rather a test done electronically as a group. They can then base the technical portion on how well you did on the "pre test." My interviewer told me I had scored the highest and my technical portion was pretty short.
Geat bunch of guys there doing the interviews and as a whole they're very bullish about the future. They mentioned the Embrear orders several times.
For those interviewing in the future the gouges are pretty accurate. Come prepared. There is now no written but rather a test done electronically as a group. They can then base the technical portion on how well you did on the "pre test." My interviewer told me I had scored the highest and my technical portion was pretty short.
06-18-2013 | 06:06 PM
#2382
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Well slats, you'll be happy to know that I thnk it went well today.
Geat bunch of guys there doing the interviews and as a whole they're very bullish about the future. They mentioned the Embrear orders several times.
For those interviewing in the future the gouges are pretty accurate. Come prepared. There is now no written but rather a test done electronically as a group. They can then base the technical portion on how well you did on the "pre test." My interviewer told me I had scored the highest and my technical portion was pretty short.
Geat bunch of guys there doing the interviews and as a whole they're very bullish about the future. They mentioned the Embrear orders several times.
For those interviewing in the future the gouges are pretty accurate. Come prepared. There is now no written but rather a test done electronically as a group. They can then base the technical portion on how well you did on the "pre test." My interviewer told me I had scored the highest and my technical portion was pretty short.
"a test done electronically as a group"
Can U pls describe what is this, how was it done??
06-18-2013 | 07:11 PM
#2383
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They have a 30-40 question PowerPoint, multiple choice. Everyone is handed a little remote and you use that device to select you answer. The scores are tabulated on their computer.
06-19-2013 | 06:29 AM
#2387
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From: Another RJ FO
They're making you use those things in the interview now? I guess they're preparing you for ground school...
06-19-2013 | 09:45 AM
#2389
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From: Stick Monkey
TallPilot, did they say much about how many people they were going to hire or what you were going in to? (Bro/crj?) Or when the group was going to start if hired? How many interviewees!?
06-19-2013 | 11:26 AM
#2390
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From: Another RJ FO
New hires are probably going to the bro or else I get a pay raise. We have a lot of brasilia pilots off seat lock with Any bid right now.
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