To fill in the OP’s question a bit, there really isn’t anything between Zoom and CJO except waiting. A bunch of us got calls 6-8 weeks after the Zoom, but I haven’t heard from anyone who got a TBNT letter, so I just don’t know what the wait is for that.
There are some that interviewed prior to me that are still sitting in silence, so it’s not FIFO. The pilots they are calling now seem to be very experienced. Without a sim check they seem to be biasing heavily towards experience. Regardless, it’s nerve-wracking. I feel your pain, but it’s awfully good to see your phone ringing and UPS on the caller ID. Hang in there!

I received a TBNT letter about 2 months after the Zoom. I know a couple of people that interviewed around the time I did, March 31, that are still waiting to hear something.

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Man, that’s a hard let-down after 2 months of waiting. I can certainly feel your pain. At least the question is answered and you can go on from there, rinse and repeat. The waiting was definitely the hardest part. I hope if you try again you get the nod.

Thanks for sharing this, gives those of us on pins and needles some idea. Sorry you didn't make it in this time around, hope it's a better outcome next time.

Not sure if accurate but I heard the chance of a 2nd in person interview is minimal for UPS. Not sure. How about the “pre Hogan” phone screen? are they even doing those

good luck everyone

Disagree.

Numerous successful 2nd and even a few 3rd attempt interviewees. In the past, yes, it was pretty much impossible to get hired on the 2nd attempt. Those days are long gone.

Hang in there Hawkerguy and others! Occasionally our HR folks make a mistake and turn down really good pilots and fantastic individuals. Hang in there and try again. It’s definitely worth trying again!

great info thank you !

If someone is getting a re-look in this competitive environment, i would buy them a keg.