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Old 03-08-2018, 06:47 AM
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Rebekah Krone, www.careertakeoff.com.

Excellent prep, no canned responses. Very thorough, with firsthand knowledge of how SWA hiring works.
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Rebekah Krone, www.careertakeoff.com.

Excellent prep, no canned responses. Very thorough, with firsthand knowledge of how SWA hiring works.
I know if you get the job it’s worth it but $600-800$?
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They do well not to coach canned answers.
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Originally Posted by Squallrider View Post
I know if you get the job it’s worth it but $600-800$?
I don't know how to answer that question really, since it's pretty obvious how the math and hiring process works.

For me, it was probably the best $800 I've ever spent.
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Originally Posted by flensr View Post
Rebekah Krone, www.careertakeoff.com.

Excellent prep, no canned responses. Very thorough, with firsthand knowledge of how SWA hiring works.
I'm in the middle of working with them on app/resume/cover letter. So far it's been really good. Hoping this gets me over the edge!
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Originally Posted by flensr View Post
I don't know how to answer that question really, since it's pretty obvious how the math and hiring process works.

For me, it was probably the best $800 I've ever spent.
You get all the upvotes. Can’t agree more.
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I agree -- Rebekah Krone and her group are awesome. Just received the CJO call yesterday. It was well worth the $800.
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Old 03-08-2018, 06:50 PM
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Vicki Ross
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Not necessary, but you can thank me later.

She's a retired SWA CA who served on SWA Hiring Panel. You'll deal directly with her.

She'll tailor your prep to what you want and what she feels you need-nothing more. Only pay for what you need.

Highly recommend as a recent client!

There are several great places to get help preparing for that important day. Vicki will honestly help you prepare yourself and your own true stories- while not coming across as "canned".

Best of luck with whomever you go with!
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This the captain that FOs bought insurance for? Just checking!
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