JetDoc

If it means not having to run in to you, gladly. Proved your point? Honestly, why all the hate? I never said I was entitled to anything, only that I was qualified, didn't get an offer and that I found it amusing. What has gone so wrong in your life you have to spew such venom? Please get some help for your anger issues, you need it....

JetDoc

I never said I would take it.. You don't know me, you don't know what motivates me. You youngsters make waaaaaay to many assumptions...

meah

Why would you find it amusing? Just because you have some flight time doesn't mean you get the job. You obviously tanked the personality portion of the interview.

JetDoc

But not at the airline I currently work for? Interesting.... Again I don't understand all the hate. I got mine and you must plain suck.... Empathy fellas, It might behoove some of you to crack a dictionary and look it up

JetDoc

More hate... What is wrong with you?

Slats

It's a bummer that you didn't get hired, IF OO is a place you truly want to be take the exit interview you had seriously and reflect upon your sins which led to TBNT letter. If that doesn't work, then get some blow and hookers.

PerpetualFlyer

450knotOffice

No kidding, man. Over and over again, over the past few years, I've just had to shake my head at what comes across as pure arrogance from so many Skywest pilots who frequent this, and other forums.

So, occasionally, some pilot will come on here and wonder out loud, maybe with some well understood frustration (as I'm sure most, if not all of you would if you were in the same situation) why he or she may have been turned down, when their qualifications are obviously well above minimums, usually with prior 121 time. Immediately, some of you guys jump all over the pilot's character and condemn him or her for their suppposedly bad attitude, as if any of you have any clue why any of these pilots may have REALLY been turned down.

So quick to pile onto the condemnation bandwagon, so many of you Skywest pilots are (and have been for some years now). You know nothing of these pilots and yet you'll quickly come to some far reaching conclusion about their character and how awful they must be to be around, simply armed with one or two posts on some internet forum.

It must be amazing to be as awesome as some of you seem to think you all are.

For years I've noticed this about those who represent the Skywest pilot group in these forums. So many of you folks just come off time and again as being supremely arrogant.

I'm guessing (hoping) that you folks represent the actual minority of pilots who fly for Skywest, as the three guys I know who fly for your airline are great guys who simply roll their eyes and laugh when I occasionally tell them about the tone of so many of your posts.

I'm going to finish up by saying that, in terms of attitude, you folks are the ones who will need to learn to check that at the door, or your mainline interviews will probably end in disappointment.

Waitingformins

I don’t think its hate, I am sure they're just flabbergasted that you have so much pride in yourself you think it’s amusing someone wouldn’t offer you a job. You didn’t post a question asking how you could do better next time.

450knotOffice

If you are Skywest, you've just beautifully illustrated my point.

I suppose instead, he should have bowed down to the cognoscenti at Skywest, admitted his obvious shortcomings, and asked how those as enlightened as yourselves could help him out.

The reality is, for whatever reason (quite probably the fact that he'd be out of there sooner than management would prefer, considering his quals), Skywest decided not to hire him. His likely disappointment was obviously mixed with some 'amusement" as to why they didn' hire him.

I'll say it again, most of you - if you were in his exact same situation - would likely react the same way.