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tikicarver 11-23-2015 08:29 PM


Originally Posted by 10Lover (Post 2015987)
When did they stop providing the hotel for the interview?!? I just interviewed in May....

They give PS ticket and hotel is up to you.
Like stated above, they suggest a few that are near TK.

ugleeual 11-24-2015 04:13 PM

There is a small crew lounge with recliners on the 2nd floor of F Building at TK... Stay out of sight.

climb 11-24-2015 04:54 PM


Originally Posted by butchf16 (Post 2012124)
but it may take more than a 20 minute lecture to change an entire generation that was handed trophies for participation.

What generation was handing out those trophies again?

Last time I checked the classes ranged from 55yo to 27yo. Most of those would be late Gen-Xers and that tired trope would only apply to one or two people per class. . This crud is a myth that shows up at every airline, it's a story that leads every time too. :rolleyes:

if you have a huge problem with many of the new-hires you fly with, its time for some introspection.

WantTheJob 11-24-2015 05:25 PM


Originally Posted by climb (Post 2016572)
What generation was handing out those trophies again?

Last time I checked the classes ranged from 55yo to 27yo. Most of those would be late Gen-Xers and that tired trope would only apply to one or two people per class. . This crud is a myth that shows up at every airline, it's a story that leads every time too. :rolleyes:

if you have a huge problem with many of the new-hires you fly with, its time for some introspection.


Case and Point!

worstpilotever 11-24-2015 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by 757Driver (Post 2015790)
For those of us who've been around the block, we've done the time and already have the nuances well in hand. You're new and we're not. Sit back and let the Captain be the Captain while you do your job as a new F/O.

Rinse and repeat.

Really....is that how you brief? Sit there and let me be the Captain? Every captain I have worked has welcomed me to Ual and told me speak up if I see something I dont understand or dont like. Are they doing it wrong?

Shrek 11-24-2015 07:58 PM


Originally Posted by worstpilotever (Post 2016638)
Really....is that how you brief? Sit there and let me be the Captain? Every captain I have worked has welcomed me to Ual and told me speak up if I see something I dont understand or dont like. Are they doing it wrong?

Nope THEY aren't :D

You learn more from cPTs that have a lack of CRM than the "good" ones IMO. It shows you the way NOT to do it.

Welcome to United brutha :)

worstpilotever 11-24-2015 08:13 PM


Originally Posted by Shrek (Post 2016666)
Nope THEY aren't :D

You learn more from cPTs that have a lack of CRM than the "good" ones IMO. It shows you the way NOT to do it.

Welcome to United brutha :)

Thanks....happy to be here. I truly enjoy coming to work.

757Driver 11-25-2015 09:20 AM


Originally Posted by worstpilotever (Post 2016638)
Really....is that how you brief? Sit there and let me be the Captain? Every captain I have worked has welcomed me to Ual and told me speak up if I see something I dont understand or dont like. Are they doing it wrong?

Not at all Worst and you're statement above is exactly how I word my briefing. Unfortunately some are reading into this too much and missing my intent. Welcome to UAL but please check your ego and former 4 stripes at the cockpit door. Play nice, do your job, and save room for beverages at the destination.

Pretty simple, IMHO.

Moonbeam 11-25-2015 10:30 AM


Originally Posted by 757Driver (Post 2016857)
Not at all Worst and you're statement above is exactly how I word my briefing. Unfortunately some are reading into this too much and missing my intent. Welcome to UAL but please check your ego and former 4 stripes at the cockpit door. Play nice, do your job, and save room for beverages at the destination.

Pretty simple, IMHO.

Seems like the majority of new hires are former line check airmen or instructor pilots in the military. Not that there is anything wrong with that, said Seinfeld!

DrunkIrishman 11-25-2015 04:10 PM


Originally Posted by Moonbeam (Post 2016930)
Seems like the majority of new hires are former line check airmen or instructor pilots in the military. Not that there is anything wrong with that, said Seinfeld!

I was told by BK that the only thing lacking on my resume was LCA.


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