Hiring to resume starting with 300 pilots
05-29-2021, 07:33 AM
#371
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Originally Posted by Sike
This is probably the best advice I've read. I really wish I would've seen this before I recently failed the Hogan. I would've answered many of the questions differently. Seven years of waiting and I got shot down in flames after being as honest as possible. Unbelievably disappointing, especially when you live twenty minutes from a United base and the job is a perfect fit for you and your family.
05-29-2021, 09:01 AM
#373
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Originally Posted by Aladdin320
Does anyone know if they consider applicants with overseas experience? 7000TT on A330.
05-29-2021, 09:07 AM
#374
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I once saw “Hogan test” written on a bathroom stall with an arrow pointing at the toilet seat covers. I thought, “Well, the Hogan test got it right at least once,” since it apparently disqualified someone who is inclined to write on the bathroom stall.
05-29-2021, 09:15 AM
#375
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Originally Posted by McNugent
If you have the right to work in the US (UAL will not sponsor a visa) and appropriate FAA certificates, then yes.
Thank you! Yup got all those. But only Part 129 (scheduled foreign carrier) experience. Fingers crossed
05-29-2021, 09:30 AM
#376
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Position: 767/757 CA
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The hogan test is just a way to weed out another layer of qualified applicants out of a huge pool. It’s goal is the identify personality traits that are undesirable... to include repeat questions that result in different answers by an applicant (big no-no). Bottom line...To pass just answer the questions truthfully and quickly; when you overthink them it will probably result in a fail.
05-29-2021, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Sike
This is probably the best advice I've read. I really wish I would've seen this before I recently failed the Hogan. I would've answered many of the questions differently. Seven years of waiting and I got shot down in flames after being as honest as possible. Unbelievably disappointing, especially when you live twenty minutes from a United base and the job is a perfect fit for you and your family.
Originally Posted by CANEWT
This was a few years ago, but it makes the point. For the record, I passed the Hogan, so this is not written out of spite.
I was shocked at the folks that the Hogan shot down. Good pilots that were universally respected at my previous airline.
I was shocked at the folks that the Hogan shot down. Good pilots that were universally respected at my previous airline.
Originally Posted by Aladdin320
Does anyone know if they consider applicants with overseas experience? 7000TT on A330.
As mentioned, if you have right to work/abode, U.S. certs/ratings, as well as a degree, etc.
05-29-2021, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by ugleeual
The hogan test is just a way to weed out another layer of qualified applicants out of a huge pool. It’s goal is the identify personality traits that are undesirable... to include repeat questions that result in different answers by an applicant (big no-no). Bottom line...To pass just answer the questions truthfully and quickly; when you overthink them it will probably result in a fail.
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