Alaska Air Hiring
#5122
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Can't remember if this is the Hiring thread or the COVID thread, but Delta Plus is out now.
Could ‘delta plus’ kill the delta variant? (msn.com)
Could ‘delta plus’ kill the delta variant? (msn.com)
#5123
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Can't remember if this is the Hiring thread or the COVID thread, but Delta Plus is out now.
Could ‘delta plus’ kill the delta variant? (msn.com)
Could ‘delta plus’ kill the delta variant? (msn.com)
Shouldn’t that be Delta Comfort Plus?
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Also, for what it's worth, per the chief pilot the other day they received ~1500 applications, well short of what they were expecting. And not 1500 competitive applications, 1500 total. So for all we know, half of them could be CFIs just applying for the hell of it.
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Well they did only have the window open for a short time over a major holiday... I was wondering if they did that on purpose to get applicants that are motivated and want to stay at Alaska. The longer they wait to offer interviews the more of their top tier applicants will already have class dates at other airlines. From my layman's perspective it seems like the hiring team is not thinking things through.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that detached? I would love to work for Alaska but going through this would have me second guessing them if I had another offer on the table from another airline, or air line at that.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that detached? I would love to work for Alaska but going through this would have me second guessing them if I had another offer on the table from another airline, or air line at that.
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Well they did only have the window open for a short time over a major holiday... I was wondering if they did that on purpose to get applicants that are motivated and want to stay at Alaska. The longer they wait to offer interviews the more of their top tier applicants will already have class dates at other airlines. From my layman's perspective it seems like the hiring team is not thinking things through.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that dense? I would love to work for Alaska but I feel like the red flags are popping up and I don't even work for them.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that dense? I would love to work for Alaska but I feel like the red flags are popping up and I don't even work for them.
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#5129
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Well they did only have the window open for a short time over a major holiday... I was wondering if they did that on purpose to get applicants that are motivated and want to stay at Alaska. The longer they wait to offer interviews the more of their top tier applicants will already have class dates at other airlines. From my layman's perspective it seems like the hiring team is not thinking things through.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that dense? I would love to work for Alaska but I feel like the red flags are popping up and I don't even work for them.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that dense? I would love to work for Alaska but I feel like the red flags are popping up and I don't even work for them.
#5130
Well they did only have the window open for a short time over a major holiday... I was wondering if they did that on purpose to get applicants that are motivated and want to stay at Alaska. The longer they wait to offer interviews the more of their top tier applicants will already have class dates at other airlines. From my layman's perspective it seems like the hiring team is not thinking things through.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that detached? I would love to work for Alaska but going through this would have me second guessing them if I had another offer on the table from another airline, or air line at that.
And also, who sends multiple emails with no updates to applicants hoping for an interview? Are they trying to irritate applicants or are they just that detached? I would love to work for Alaska but going through this would have me second guessing them if I had another offer on the table from another airline, or air line at that.
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