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#5192
The gouges are your best resource. I used mainly Compass and Delta gouges but I'd heard the old(?) ExpressJet as well. It is NOT ATP written questions! I also put a pretty detailed gouge for the cog test on airline interviews. Lumosity helps sharpen you up but definitely don't rush the cog. Do the practice for each cog, start steady, and as you progress through the task you'll find a good rhythm that allows for speed and accuracy. Then have some good TMAAT stories related to CRM and decision making. Good luck to those interviewing!
#5193
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2013
Posts: 453
Make sure to read the directions VERY CAREFULLY. It's easy to think you know what it wants when it really wants the opposite of what you "think".
#5195
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2010
Posts: 524
interview scheduled for next week. i'm studying as much as i can for the cognitive and knowledge test. to be honest, its kind of stressing me out because i really want this job. any pointers/tips/advice etc from any professionals out there?
anything at all to ease my stress would be awesome
anything at all to ease my stress would be awesome
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#5197
Not a Line Holder
Joined APC: Nov 2013
Position: Jumpseat
Posts: 51
I've got job offers (Class Dates) with both SkyWest and Compass. I'd love to hear which one you all think is better and why. Thanks, I need to decide soon.
#5198
If your end goal is Delta I would go to CZ. Very few SKYW pilots are getting on at Delta since they are non ALPA. Probably a quicker upgrade at CZ also.
#5199
Where do you want to live? I guess both carriers could give you MSP and LAX either way. As of today, Compass has much faster movement. Both are good companies, SKYW with a bit of an edge on pay and benefits. Good luck with your decision, definitely not the worst position to be in.
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