Im sending you a PM... fellow AFSOC guy

I kind of have a similar question. For instance, I got the invite. Then I went through the app and made sure all dates, jobs, addresses where correct. I did find some errors but corrected them. I did not inflate/deflate the app however (i.e. added/removed positions, or Flt time). Just corrected for errors mainly. Would this be a problem?
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My reply to the other person was speaking to other time, but since you asked... I would be careful on editing apps after invites. BK spoke about at a prior job conference how candidates were shown the door once they remembered to add speeding tickets or DUIs, etc. after invited to interview. Sounds like you were just cleaning things up, I will let experts chime in as I am far from one, just relaying what has been said at confereneces.

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My apologies if this is the wrong thread but looking for thoughts and insight from the group on next steps to make my flight experience more attractive to United.

Currently have the base minimums for United currently flying 135 on a Citation Excel. I have the opportunity to move to a much better paying Part 91/135 job on the same metal or go back to 121 on the Airbus with an ULCC. Have some 121 experience with a regional a few years back but no 121 TPIC.

Education - Master Degree, Military - No, Volunteer Work - Yes, Internal United Recommendations - 0, Job Fairs Attended - 0

I would take a job that makes you happy, pays more or makes your life easier. (Hopefully all the above). Are you flying as PIC now? Can you go to a job fair in the future? Have you flown with anybody who flies now at United?

Don’t uproot your life hoping United will call. Live your life and be happy if they call.

Congratulations to all of those who received an invite! Wishing you all the best of luck in your pursuit of slots at United. Although I did not end up not being part of the 300 civilian invites, I did take the time to make sure I was prepared in case an email did pop up in my inbox. I made a hotel reservation at the Hilton Double Tree in Denver, across from the United Training Center for September 18th and 19th. I'm not sure what the availability of rooms are looking like for the event, but if they are sold out and anyone is interested in taking my reservation, send me a private message. Hopefully I can simply transfer the reservation over to one of you. I'll check my messages on here periodically. If the room has been taken, I'll try to reply to every inquiry letting you all know it's gone. That will hopefully help ensure that you all who message me (after the room has been released) still have time to secure alternate accommodations.

Once again, good luck to you all!

I did not include other time in my app. But I didn't have anything close to what you have. I made a spreadsheet that showed the numbers from my flight history with the other time removed. The number on the spreadsheet matched my log book and application. Its a PITA but I got zero questions about it in the interview.

FWIW, all hope should not be lost for those who did not get a job fair invite: a friend who did not make the cut for a job fair invite just received a Hogan link email a few days ago.

I can’t wrap my head around that one, but there it is.

United is hiring like crazy. They need people today AND tomorrow!