any info on NJ Interview

[JetAv8r]

OK forgot to fill this part in. I have interview scheduled in two weeks any info on what to expect would be great!

 

[skyismyoffice]

www.aviationinterviews.com

 

[skysurfer76]

I agree....its worth the data on the interview..I just went on the oct 17/18 interview dates and i believe out of the 9 that interviewed 3 passed....I studied the above web page word for word. Not much on paying for service like that, but it was worth my 5 bucks a month. Or if u PM me i can still log in and copy paste the postings to ya....good luck to you, seems one of the better companies to get on with.

 

[brokeflyer]

Things are going to get EXTREMLY competetitve......Make sure you know every answer to every question and scenario......

 

[learflyer]

I agree....its worth the data on the interview..I just went on the oct 17/18 interview dates and i believe out of the 9 that interviewed 3 passed....I studied the above web page word for word. Not much on paying for service like that, but it was worth my 5 bucks a month. Or if u PM me i can still log in and copy paste the postings to ya....good luck to you, seems one of the better companies to get on with.

Around the 4th post down or so, it starts getting to be more than a year old. Is it still pretty much spot on?

 

[Jafo73]

Around the 4th post down or so, it starts getting to be more than a year old. Is it still pretty much spot on?

I'd say yes, unless you notice a big difference between the newest 4 and the older ones...

I think people stopped posting for a while to it because the info hadn't changed.

 

[Guitar Guy]

It was mentioned in recurrent last month that the interview process will be changing in the near future. However, "near future" wasn't defined nor were all of the differences. The union, though, will have someone in the interviews and the HR and tech portions will not be done concurrently. I don't recall hearing about changes to the sim or the sim profile.

With that in mind, I'd think that the write-ups at aviationinterviews.com is a good place to start one's preparation for the interview. One last suggestion: while customer service is the name of the game, safety is always the number-one priority. Never compromise the latter for the former.

 

[puddlejumper]

They have really limited the amount of information available for free on AviationInterviews.com. It used to allow you to view the last five experiences, now it's just one. Probably worth the 7 bucks though.

PJ

 

[puddlejumper]

They have really limited the amount of information available for free on AviationInterviews.com. It used to allow you to view the last five experiences, now it's just one. Probably worth the 7 bucks though.

PJ

Oh, my bad. I hadn't logged in. I guess if you registered a while back for free, they grandfather you access for five "teaser" listings. Carry on...

Another resource for interview info, although it's pretty dated is: WillFlyForFood.cc. Good luck.

PJ

 

[skysurfer76]

they are very aware of these web sites and have asked which ones you read up on to prepare for the interview...It shows them that you are putting effort into it.