|
Resume and Application
Hi, I am new to APC. I have searched the threads but found no clear answer. Do any of you use a Resume or Application service to review your information for SW? I have read that others have used services like Emerald Coast for the airlines. Thanks!
|
Originally Posted by Autopilot On
(Post 2721598)
Hi, I am new to APC. I have searched the threads but found no clear answer. Do any of you use a Resume or Application service to review your information for SW? I have read that others have used services like Emerald Coast for the airlines. Thanks!
|
Some folks use a paid service to review their applications. It might be money well spent. At the very least, print it out and ask anyone you know, from mom to girlfriend to fellow pilots, to read every last word, punctuation, etc and give you feedback. You’ll be amazed the little errors or inconsistencies you’ll find.
|
Highly recommend Vicki at Ace Interview Prep! No big upfront fee- you two first talk on the phone and determine what services/prep you need. Paid on an hourly basis only for what you need.
https://www.aceinterviewprep.com |
Raven
Originally Posted by Autopilot On
(Post 2721598)
Hi, I am new to APC. I have searched the threads but found no clear answer. Do any of you use a Resume or Application service to review your information for SW? I have read that others have used services like Emerald Coast for the airlines. Thanks!
Welcome aboard. Raven Career Development (URL below) has 3 advisors on their staff that are currently flying for SWA. They offer all the services you are looking for, I used Raven after interviewg several companies. They were very helpful in helping me transition from a retiring airline pilot to my current corporate position flying Gulfstreams. https://ravencareers.com/ |
If you are entered into a CJO to start at a regional Jan 14 2019 can you put that on your resume? Every little bit helps
|
Originally Posted by crewdawg16
(Post 2722191)
If you are entered into a CJO to start at a regional Jan 14 2019 can you put that on your resume? Every little bit helps
|
Originally Posted by Whoop
(Post 2722228)
Personally, I would caution against that. Other than volunteering or showing academic background, they would be more interested in positions that you can currently document (e.g. paystub, W-2), not something in the future. (Assuming you are referring to a resume you're submitting to Southwest).
|
At age 49 and having never interviewed with a significant major or legacy US carrier I spent the money with Career Takeoff. It was money well spent for several reasons, not least of which was that I went into the interview 100% confident that I was as prepared as possible.
They never told me what to say or how to interview but they helped me to be the best version of myself I could be on the day of the interview. That said, I probably wouldn’t spend the money until I had a scheduled interview. |
Originally Posted by saab2000
(Post 2722239)
At age 49 and having never interviewed with a significant major or legacy US carrier I spent the money with Career Takeoff. It was money well spent for several reasons, not least of which was that I went into the interview 100% confident that I was as prepared as possible.
They never told me what to say or how to interview but they helped me to be the best version of myself I could be on the day of the interview. That said, I probably wouldn’t spend the money until I had a scheduled interview. did you get hired at SWA ? |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 09:58 AM. |
User Alert System provided by
Advanced User Tagging v3.3.0 (Lite) -
vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2024 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.
Website Copyright ©2000 - 2017 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands