An interviewer keeping a logbook?

[paid4training]

I have heard of this from a friend of mine and I was wondering why would the Interviewers keep the logbook?

 

[ArcticFlier]

Not my logbooks...............

Light on the whipped cream, please!

 

[RJP]

I log my interviews in my flight logbook. It's a great way to build time. Log the type of aircraft that I'm interviewing for (multi, turbine, etc) and SIC (unless interviewing for a street-captain position).

Who says that you can't gain anything from interviewing everywhere you can?

 

[Occam's Razor]

I have heard of this from a friend of mine and I was wondering why would the Interviewers keep the logbook?

"keep"? For how long?

When I did interviews, we sometimes photocopied certain pages or printouts. It was more accurate than transcribing the data. It was usually a "bad" thing if it was copied...as in follow-up on a disclosed incident or "event".

In one case, a flight attendant interviewing for a pilot job was terminated when her logbook (which the HR member photcopied parts of) showed her flying 4-hours in a Baron on Christmas Day....which her employee records show she called in sick for.

Rut Row!

 

[flythere]

Rut Row![/I]

Raggy!!

 

[ArcticFlier]

In one case, a flight attendant interviewing for a pilot job was terminated when her logbook (which the HR member photcopied parts of) showed her flying 4-hours in a Baron on Christmas Day....which her employee records show she called in sick for.

Rut Row!

DOH!!!!!!!!!!!