DL Hiring: New Process
05-03-2023, 08:53 AM
#3871
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2016
Posts: 2,558
Because I knew it would trigger you. It's too easy. See, perfect example. You are just a plain antagonist to me on here. Again, what did I post that was wrong for jungle, or any other prospective, to ignore what I posted? Please tell us. Anyway, let's get to back on topic before Scoop yells at us again.
05-03-2023, 09:49 AM
#3872
On Reserve
Joined APC: May 2022
Posts: 10
Next Steps?
Hey everyone
I received a top tier email. Less than a month after getting the email I was invited to take the CUT-E/AON. I Studied for a few days then took the Cut-E. I woke up the next morning with an invitation to interview. I was wondering if anyone had in depth details of the next steps when you're at headquarters. What can I expect the process to look like from walking onto the property to leaving. I am doing my interview prep work with a consultant as well as studying aviationinterviews.com but I was more interested in everything else that comes along with being on property.
I'm happy to share my experience with the CUT-E/AON to anyone with questions but it was pretty straight forward. I think I studied way too much for it. As long as you've done a few practice tests just to know what to expect you'll be fine. FWIW I answered the personality test honestly, I think they just look for consistency but nobody REALLY knows.
Thank you!
I received a top tier email. Less than a month after getting the email I was invited to take the CUT-E/AON. I Studied for a few days then took the Cut-E. I woke up the next morning with an invitation to interview. I was wondering if anyone had in depth details of the next steps when you're at headquarters. What can I expect the process to look like from walking onto the property to leaving. I am doing my interview prep work with a consultant as well as studying aviationinterviews.com but I was more interested in everything else that comes along with being on property.
I'm happy to share my experience with the CUT-E/AON to anyone with questions but it was pretty straight forward. I think I studied way too much for it. As long as you've done a few practice tests just to know what to expect you'll be fine. FWIW I answered the personality test honestly, I think they just look for consistency but nobody REALLY knows.
Thank you!
05-03-2023, 10:01 AM
#3873
Line Holder
Joined APC: May 2015
Posts: 46
Hey everyone
I received a top tier email. Less than a month after getting the email I was invited to take the CUT-E/AON. I Studied for a few days then took the Cut-E. I woke up the next morning with an invitation to interview. I was wondering if anyone had in depth details of the next steps when you're at headquarters. What can I expect the process to look like from walking onto the property to leaving. I am doing my interview prep work with a consultant as well as studying aviationinterviews.com but I was more interested in everything else that comes along with being on property.
I'm happy to share my experience with the CUT-E/AON to anyone with questions but it was pretty straight forward. I think I studied way too much for it. As long as you've done a few practice tests just to know what to expect you'll be fine. FWIW I answered the personality test honestly, I think they just look for consistency but nobody REALLY knows.
Thank you!
I received a top tier email. Less than a month after getting the email I was invited to take the CUT-E/AON. I Studied for a few days then took the Cut-E. I woke up the next morning with an invitation to interview. I was wondering if anyone had in depth details of the next steps when you're at headquarters. What can I expect the process to look like from walking onto the property to leaving. I am doing my interview prep work with a consultant as well as studying aviationinterviews.com but I was more interested in everything else that comes along with being on property.
I'm happy to share my experience with the CUT-E/AON to anyone with questions but it was pretty straight forward. I think I studied way too much for it. As long as you've done a few practice tests just to know what to expect you'll be fine. FWIW I answered the personality test honestly, I think they just look for consistency but nobody REALLY knows.
Thank you!
05-03-2023, 10:05 AM
#3875
Tin Can Time
Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: Entitled Newb
Posts: 169
don’t know you
don’t know the 717 guy
don’t know the situation.
just letting you know how your post came across.
if you’re coming across that way in writing … imagine how you’re coming across in person. Intentionally or otherwise.
interview prep can help you with this.
don’t know the 717 guy
don’t know the situation.
just letting you know how your post came across.
if you’re coming across that way in writing … imagine how you’re coming across in person. Intentionally or otherwise.
interview prep can help you with this.
05-03-2023, 10:42 AM
#3876
Back on Reserve
Joined APC: Dec 2012
Position: A330 FO
Posts: 717
Man, are they hiring people to be line pilots or for missions to Mars ? Sounds like way too much unnecessary bunk to me . Whatever happened to the good ole days when the first day interview was usually a just get to know you type day and the second day they threw ya into the 727 or DC9 sim for a couple steep turns and holds and come back in for an ILS ?
When presented with 1000 applications of similarly (numerically and skills) qualified individuals, how a company chooses to differentiate varies. Some invite you in and throw you in the sim after the meet-and-greet, and some make you jump through a dozen, seemingly unrelated hoops. Those that want the job, jump through the hoops. I know I've jumped through many hoops in my career that made me scratch my head.
Advice to the prospective candidates: jump through the hoops, do your best to nail the bullseye on said hoops. Get your application reviewed by many, many eyes. Micro-check that thing for consistency: every 'I' dotted the same way, every abbreviation and capitalization done the same way throughout.
Get yourself psychologically ready for the interview in whatever way feels right. Listen to all the advice and use what makes sense to you. I know people who used several prep services and felt that every one added to their confidence. Others used prep services and didn't see the value. I also know people who went in with no professional prep and nailed the interview. You have to decide how much you need to be 'ready'.
05-04-2023, 03:16 AM
#3877
Line Holder
Joined APC: Feb 2022
Posts: 52
Is there any software or whatever that mimics the assessment to practice?
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
05-04-2023, 04:00 AM
#3878
Line Holder
Joined APC: Apr 2019
Posts: 30
Is there any software or whatever that mimics the assessment to practice?
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
05-04-2023, 04:04 AM
#3879
Line Holder
Joined APC: Apr 2019
Posts: 30
Current PARB timelines
I have a buddy who got the PARB email, anyone willing to share the current timeline? I saw that a couple months ago they were working about 2-weeks out, but he mentioned the board now meets more often. Thank you!
05-04-2023, 01:19 PM
#3880
Gets Holidays Off
Joined APC: Sep 2021
Posts: 375
Is there any software or whatever that mimics the assessment to practice?
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
Yeah, yeah, I know some dudes are just gonna say "nah dude don't practice just do it" but like parents pay thousands of $$ to a tutor for the SAT, I think I could run a few practice runs of assessment prep in lieu of another video game
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