Prepare yourselves… 2023 AEs
#3224
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717 went a bit lower, a few post Covid hires snuck in. but yeah junior ATL ER A went to 8 years (7400) with 73N going to 9 years (6600) and junior 320 going to a pre 9/11 hire
#3226
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My bet is the actual results go more junior to this snapshot. They didn't award any bypasses on this one obviously because they don't want to encourage bidding based on a bypass, but I'm sure they will award some on the actual bid. So this will create more WB A vacancies and it'll cascade down the list.
Also, for what it's worth, United's bids usually end up more junior than their snapshots show for some reason. Maybe guys pull their bids last minute, idk.
Also, for what it's worth, United's bids usually end up more junior than their snapshots show for some reason. Maybe guys pull their bids last minute, idk.
#3227
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My bet is the actual results go more junior to this snapshot. They didn't award any bypasses on this one obviously because they don't want to encourage bidding based on a bypass, but I'm sure they will award some on the actual bid. So this will create more WB A vacancies and it'll cascade down the list.
Also, for what it's worth, United's bids usually end up more junior than their snapshots show for some reason. Maybe guys pull their bids last minute, idk.
Also, for what it's worth, United's bids usually end up more junior than their snapshots show for some reason. Maybe guys pull their bids last minute, idk.
#3230
But it also means when WB A does hit those folks, the DOH date to hold it will drop rapidly. I've said before I predict the only thing that will lower the WB A "wall" is additional pay-banded WB's on property. All through the Pre-Covid through Post Covid seniority swings, the WB A seniority never changed all that much.
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