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07-08-2021 | 12:57 PM
#241
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What did you wear? A suit or business casual? I got an email for the logbook review and it says "dress to impress, the interview process is still going on". I don't mind wearing a suit however I am coming right from a multi-day trip at my Regional and am struggling on figuring out how to pack my suit properly in my roller-board with everything else I need. Business casual would be much more easier to pack.
07-08-2021 | 02:36 PM
#242
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What did you wear? A suit or business casual? I got an email for the logbook review and it says "dress to impress, the interview process is still going on". I don't mind wearing a suit however I am coming right from a multi-day trip at my Regional and am struggling on figuring out how to pack my suit properly in my roller-board with everything else I need. Business casual would be much more easier to pack.
I think the answer is obvious, but only you can answer that one.
07-09-2021 | 07:09 AM
#245
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Don Draper also wore his suit on the plane, probably had checked baggage, and didn't have to commute to start a multi-leg multi day-trip before going to his business meeting. Chill out man, just asking for suggestions. Being ex-mil I've actually never traveled with a suit before.
07-09-2021 | 03:40 PM
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Don Draper also wore his suit on the plane, probably had checked baggage, and didn't have to commute to start a multi-leg multi day-trip before going to his business meeting. Chill out man, just asking for suggestions. Being ex-mil I've actually never traveled with a suit before.
07-09-2021 | 04:00 PM
#248
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But in all seriousness OP, best bet is probably buy a cheap garment bag and carry it around for the trip even if you have to check your rollaboard for a commute/DH, do your best to keep it from getting crumpled. Shower steam it if you have to and you’ll be fine. Best part is if you take decent care of your work shoes, you won’t need to pack another pair unless you’re part of the Velcro or black new balance gang.
07-10-2021 | 04:17 AM
#249
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Don Draper also wore his suit on the plane, probably had checked baggage, and didn't have to commute to start a multi-leg multi day-trip before going to his business meeting. Chill out man, just asking for suggestions. Being ex-mil I've actually never traveled with a suit before.
07-10-2021 | 05:58 AM
#250
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call out sick for the job your leaving. Show up a day early for the job you are getting. Get a hotel . Prep and iron your suit. It’s as easy as that. As people have stated this is a multi million dollar job depending on your years left. What does it cost to bang out sick of a regional 4 day ? The choice is yours
yeah I’d recommend this. Especially since if you’re going to the log book review the job is 99% yours.
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