Prepare yourselves… 2023 AEs
06-22-2023, 01:57 PM
#3231
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Oh, I totally agree. I've always advocated going by overall percentage (or similar) for analysis of "what can I hold" and when. I'm simply noting how there are only 1500 numbers between a 99 hire and a 2014 hire. 15 years for 1500 numbers. (Which is literally the last 7 months of hiring.).
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.
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.
06-22-2023, 01:58 PM
#3233
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hard to say. Backfills create training cascades which is a company ‘avoid’ criteria. They might just wait a month and offer a few extra WB seats then with the hole that they’ll minimize churn.
I wonder if we’ll start seeing ‘seasonal’ bidding now, assuming if CR can actually keep a bidding schedule. Also it will be interesting to see if the OOB pickups continue or if they were simply a consequence of the distorted SL over the last few cycles.
06-22-2023, 02:15 PM
#3234
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Or maybe tired of seeing senior FO's making more $ than them by playing the payback day game to max advantage. The first day of those Joberg trips can really add up.
06-23-2023, 08:57 AM
#3240
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Huh? I had never heard such a thing existed, and I just checked the AE page (it's a very long page with a lot of stuff, mostly historical in nature). No titles that are even in the ballpark of a "dry run" or something similar. Please provide some clarity.
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