Hugh Jorgan
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Re: AirInc
Good point here...sort of. Your contacts from the military are an invaluable resource. Remember all those guys you went to flight school with who went to different communities? You haven't seen them in about 6 years and sort of lost track? Well, I ran into about a dozen of them at the Airinc Convention I attended (that also resulted in an interview I might add). So, this turned out to be quite a fun reunion of sorts and my network expanded a lot. We argue this point just about quarterly before each convention. The naysayers are out there. There's some logic to their point, but how can you justify not doing EVERYTHING you can to get hired? Yeah, keep that money in your checking account just to spite Kit Darby...the phone will ring...really, if you're a good pilot and a good guy you don't need to show your motivation to recruiters...stay home, spend the cash on beer...good luck.
yaks said:Ask your friends and squadron mates who have already gotten out and you will make contacts along the way who will help you more than Airinc ever could.
Good point here...sort of. Your contacts from the military are an invaluable resource. Remember all those guys you went to flight school with who went to different communities? You haven't seen them in about 6 years and sort of lost track? Well, I ran into about a dozen of them at the Airinc Convention I attended (that also resulted in an interview I might add). So, this turned out to be quite a fun reunion of sorts and my network expanded a lot. We argue this point just about quarterly before each convention. The naysayers are out there. There's some logic to their point, but how can you justify not doing EVERYTHING you can to get hired? Yeah, keep that money in your checking account just to spite Kit Darby...the phone will ring...really, if you're a good pilot and a good guy you don't need to show your motivation to recruiters...stay home, spend the cash on beer...good luck.