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Puckpilot78 12-10-2022 12:13 PM


Originally Posted by Falcon900pilot (Post 3548610)
Sounds like an Seinfeld episode….

It helps to be unemployed and living with your parents.

Volvo90GTI 12-17-2022 12:18 PM

Definitely recommended to do interview prep. However, I didn’t pay too much for interview but I did spend money on app review. I would recommend Vicki Ross for interview prep. Affordable price, and super nice lady and she will help you a lot.

Falcon900pilot 12-18-2022 09:14 AM


Originally Posted by Volvo90GTI (Post 3554114)
Definitely recommended to do interview prep. However, I didn’t pay too much for interview but I did spend money on app review. I would recommend Vicki Ross for interview prep. Affordable price, and super nice lady and she will help you a lot.

Thanks I’ll look into it.

PowerShift 12-18-2022 10:12 AM

If the interviewers think you are regurgitating “prep” material it’s a huge turn off for them.

RJSAviator76 12-18-2022 10:42 AM

Be prepared. Don't be an ass. And no, regardless of what's said here how we won't be able to hire as many as we're looking for, we aren't taking just anyone who can fog a mirror. In fact, there are still many days that more than half the applicants don't get through for various reasons.

at6d 12-18-2022 10:44 AM

It’s a multimillion dollar career. Prepare yourself accordingly. Whatever tools you need to use to make yourself be the best candidate and self-presenter should be used.

And yes, canned answers are a killer. Learn how to not sound like a robot. People like Judy Tarver and Vicky Ross can help you do that.

AsBriefed 12-18-2022 11:32 AM

I did the emerald coast stuff and watched the videos. Never did a one on one with them but I do believe the videos gave a me a good foundation on how to talk about myself. I always found it hard to talk about myself but they give you a roadmap.

Noconcessions 12-18-2022 03:43 PM

You'd kind of have to be in the bottom of the barrel to not get selected.

Mozam 12-18-2022 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by Noconcessions (Post 3554943)
You'd kind of have to be in the bottom of the barrel to not get selected.

Funny coming from someone who was never hired thought the selection process.

Cyio 12-18-2022 04:44 PM


Originally Posted by Noconcessions (Post 3554943)
You'd kind of have to be in the bottom of the barrel to not get selected.

This happens to not be accurate, at least not
yet.


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