Interview prep?
09-16-2021 | 05:21 PM
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09-27-2021 | 07:33 AM
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TMAAT when you sat down in an interview room and were told that the interview will be conducted in the STAR format.
I was invited to interview at United Airlines for the position of First Officer. I was told the interview would be conducted using the STAR format. I prepared by reviewing the STAR format and complied by answering the questions they asked in the requested format as required. I now work for United Airlines and in my spare time, I read forums where people debate on whether or not to prepare for a task.
I was invited to interview at United Airlines for the position of First Officer. I was told the interview would be conducted using the STAR format. I prepared by reviewing the STAR format and complied by answering the questions they asked in the requested format as required. I now work for United Airlines and in my spare time, I read forums where people debate on whether or not to prepare for a task.
Hey, I googled AVIATE prep programs, and seems like a lot of "free filler." Do you know of a decent program that I could pay for quality prep?
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09-28-2021 | 06:21 AM
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Aviate is a separate entry program, so depending on where you are at in your career, it may not be appropriate for you. That being said, the Aviate interview is the same as the traditional path with a few tweaks given for different age/experience levels of each candidate. So if Aviate is the entry you will be targeting, I think any of the established and aforementioned prep services will work just fine for Aviate.
09-28-2021 | 11:40 AM
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Are you referring to interviewing for Aviate or for a United interview in general?
For the in general part, any of the companies that have been mentioned earlier have a resulted in successful interviews. Saying one is better than the other is difficult unless you’ve done more than 1.
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