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ABX Flight Control
Hey Duster
I have been at ABX for as long as you have been Dispatching. I would like to know who you know that was hired in ABX as a Dispatcher with less than 1 year of experience. We do not have much turn over and pretty much know where all the Dispatchers are and what they are doing now. Maybe someone is not telling you the whole truth.
I agree it does take time to feel ..... well lets use the term "less stressed" in the Dispatch seat. Some take less time others take longer, depends on the person.
I Believe I know who KittyHawk is, so TRUST me when I say the claims are without merit. Thats why the leaving 2 years ago thing keeps being asked by me, to try and get him to tell the truth. But you are right, he is entitled to his opinion, but state it that way and we can take this blog to a whole new level if he wants.
And lastly, Why does everyone get the idea I do not work for ABX? I thought that was pretty clear in my original post by the fact I used I and we when talking about the place. And yes, ABX does have its problems and I said that it did. We try to solve them and make it a better place to work. We try to present solutions with the problems. Sometimes they get fixed, sometimes they don't. But we all try to work together. Most of the problems are out of our control so we deal with them best we can. It is NOT perfect, but it is not bad.
Unless you work for a cargo carrier, you really do not know how different the job is when you compare it to the passenger side. Apples and oranges, they are both fruit but different. I started my Dispatch career in the 121 passenger side and worked for a couple of cargo carriers and currently happy at ABX. I happen to like 121 cargo, so I have no plans on going back to the passenger side. Plus how many other Dispatch offices do you know that requires each Dispatcher to get an NOAA weather observers license? ABX does and is the only one I know of. We have good people, I hope you get a chance to verify that.
When we do have a public opening I hope all qualified and quality candidates apply. Do not listen KittyHawk, it is not a bad place to work and hope someone such as yourself would consider ABX if you are looking for another employer.
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Duster41 said:Shooter:
I haven't worked for abx but been dispaching for 6 years now. I know of dispatchers from my office that went on to ABX with less then 1 year exp. also have heard that it wasn't the best place to work. A few came back and a few went on to other things.I believe it takes a good 2 years of dispatching to get the hang of it. I also believe everyone has a right to their opinion and if KittyHawk thinks its a bad experience there then someone who worked their needs to debate the blog. I haven't seen a perfect dispatch office yet, so I assume ABX has some problems like my office does...
Hey Duster
I have been at ABX for as long as you have been Dispatching. I would like to know who you know that was hired in ABX as a Dispatcher with less than 1 year of experience. We do not have much turn over and pretty much know where all the Dispatchers are and what they are doing now. Maybe someone is not telling you the whole truth.
I agree it does take time to feel ..... well lets use the term "less stressed" in the Dispatch seat. Some take less time others take longer, depends on the person.
I Believe I know who KittyHawk is, so TRUST me when I say the claims are without merit. Thats why the leaving 2 years ago thing keeps being asked by me, to try and get him to tell the truth. But you are right, he is entitled to his opinion, but state it that way and we can take this blog to a whole new level if he wants.
And lastly, Why does everyone get the idea I do not work for ABX? I thought that was pretty clear in my original post by the fact I used I and we when talking about the place. And yes, ABX does have its problems and I said that it did. We try to solve them and make it a better place to work. We try to present solutions with the problems. Sometimes they get fixed, sometimes they don't. But we all try to work together. Most of the problems are out of our control so we deal with them best we can. It is NOT perfect, but it is not bad.
Unless you work for a cargo carrier, you really do not know how different the job is when you compare it to the passenger side. Apples and oranges, they are both fruit but different. I started my Dispatch career in the 121 passenger side and worked for a couple of cargo carriers and currently happy at ABX. I happen to like 121 cargo, so I have no plans on going back to the passenger side. Plus how many other Dispatch offices do you know that requires each Dispatcher to get an NOAA weather observers license? ABX does and is the only one I know of. We have good people, I hope you get a chance to verify that.
When we do have a public opening I hope all qualified and quality candidates apply. Do not listen KittyHawk, it is not a bad place to work and hope someone such as yourself would consider ABX if you are looking for another employer.
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