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#984
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"Executive referral" puts people on fast track at most corporations. In this case it probably helped Victoria and her husband and I venture to say all companies have a share of those who were helped by top executives. I don't blame them. If you could use those kind of connections, wouldn't you?
#985
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"Executive referral" puts people on fast track at most corporations. In this case it probably helped Victoria and her husband and I venture to say every company has a share of those who were helped by top executives. Don't blame them at all, if you could use those kind of connections - wouldn't you?
Last edited by whalesurfer; 07-25-2015 at 08:32 PM.
#986
FWIW...I have seen legacies, executive referrals, and a host of internals, females, minorities, military and civilians...all turned down. Generally hiring percentages are good, but in over a dozen years helping prepare folks for interviews the few turned down have run the gamut of experiences, backgrounds, and ethnicities.
Ain't no "automatic" here. While its frustrating to see good people get rejected, it also appears to me that once you get in the interview you still have to execute. And if someone is working the line next to you in the cockpit--well--they made it. They did well enough at the interview to secure the job. Nobody handed them the job without making them jump through the wickets.
Ain't no "automatic" here. While its frustrating to see good people get rejected, it also appears to me that once you get in the interview you still have to execute. And if someone is working the line next to you in the cockpit--well--they made it. They did well enough at the interview to secure the job. Nobody handed them the job without making them jump through the wickets.
#988
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Many of us here had some serious buddy help in getting the interview. May not work well now, but for much of FedEx's history, that was the way to get the interview. Can't really fault anyone who still gets an advantage.
#990
One thing I have seen is hiring policies change. Usually seem to mirror CP job tenure. If you don't like the current system...it will probably be different in 18-24 months. That bad news is that doesn't help your friends who want a job now.
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