BS job post on Climbto350 ?

[Sandhawk]

BS Global Capt & FO job post on Climbto350 ?

Posted today - Global Express Captains and First Officers - TEXAS

Some company that wants to remain anonymous is looking for 6 Global Capts and 3 First Officers.

Here is the good part...........

Preference will be given to those already typed on the BD-700. As for First Officers, we would prefer an individual from an Aviation Flight School who has done a Jet Transition or CRJ course. Captains with Int'l Experience, CFI/II, MEI, and Instructional Experience are highly desired.

I'm sure they will be pating the Captains very well to babysit / instruct !!

 

[BEfly]

I read that today. Sounds to good to be true. I like the "5 star accomodations part" LOL!!!

 

[bizjet800]

They might as well say, "We are too cheap to pay a real wage, so we need someone fresh out of school with about 500 hours to exploit!" At least they might have a hard time getting Wyvern approved, or will they?

 

[Gulfstream 200]

Ah yes, very important to have an MEI or a "jet transition" course under your belt to fly a Global Express.

Online jobs, gotta love em!

 

[Dep676]

It is not a real job posting anyway. Someone posted it without the company knowing it.

 

[RJ Bum]

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Friday, January 29, 2010 10:41 AM

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[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Subject:[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]
[/FONT]I am receiving resumes from your Company in relation to a Global
Express position at Million Air Dallas.
There are no positions and an ad has been circulating as to this, it
is a fraudulent job posting. Seems like this was posted this am.
If your site is advertising, please remove.
Thank you,
Bob Schmidt
Director of Operations
Sent from Bob's iPhone


Mr. Schmidt,
We know all about Climbto350.com and how they operate. I do not accept that this “just happened.” I
have personally experienced “excuses” for various other misleading information on that site. This is
how it works on their site, as with most others, including ours; the employer fills out information and
Climbto350.com approves and ​

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[FONT=Calibri,BoldItalic][FONT=Calibri,BoldItalic]supposedly [/FONT][/FONT]verifies with the client before they post it. I can’t prove it,

and it is supposition on my part, but I believe they leave out-dated job postings on their site just so it
looks as if they have more legitimate listings than some of the other sites, thus enticing job seekers to
sign up with them. If you take a look at our concept, and the caliber of job candidates who have signed
on with us, you will see that our company strives for excellence in the aviation community. This
approach is setting the trend toward the future of aviation, and we are proud to be the forerunners who
are utilizing the latest technology as a means to satisfy the demands of aviation professionals. We are
not all about posting available jobs, but rather a fresh approach to marketing the aviation professional’s
assets to a perspective employer, while making the process more efficient for everyone involved.
We will not post unsubstantiated job postings, nor will we accept anything less than the most earnest
and highest qualified applicants. We are currently in final negotiations with Flying Magazine who is
extremely interested in our company and what we are doing within the aviation community. In order for
the future of professional aviation to maintain its standing and thrive once again, we as a community
must uphold a new standard that has been sorely lacking. With that said, if you ever need to find an
employee, we would be more than happy to aid you in your search for the “right fit” on behalf of your
organization.
Regards,
ScottWolcott
President​

CompanyAirplane.com

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[BushwickBill]

Ouch!

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Sent to me today from companyairplane.com regarding this add[/FONT][/FONT]



[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]To our members: Please read and be cautious of the
[/FONT][/FONT]

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Big Orange site[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]. If there are not jobs – then there are not jobs.[/FONT][/FONT]​

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]We do not believe in having business built on deceptions just to make you feel warm and fuzzy in believing that.[/FONT]
[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Originally, this job on the [/FONT]​

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[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]
[/FONT]

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Big Orange site [/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]had their email included and we knew many of you sent your portfolios to[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]this bogus posting. [/FONT]​

[/FONT]​

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold]
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[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Be careful when you send a Companyairplane.com portfolio to anything that[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]

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Friday, January 29, 2010 10:41 AM

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[email protected]

[FONT=Tahoma,Bold][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]Subject:[/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Tahoma,Bold]
[/FONT]I am receiving resumes from your Company in relation to a Global
Express position at Million Air Dallas.
There are no positions and an ad has been circulating as to this, it
is a fraudulent job posting. Seems like this was posted this am.
If your site is advertising, please remove.
Thank you,
Bob Schmidt
Director of Operations
Sent from Bob's iPhone


Mr. Schmidt,
We know all about Climbto350.com and how they operate. I do not accept that this “just happened.” I
have personally experienced “excuses” for various other misleading information on that site. This is
how it works on their site, as with most others, including ours; the employer fills out information and
Climbto350.com approves and ​

​

[FONT=Calibri,BoldItalic][FONT=Calibri,BoldItalic]supposedly [/FONT][/FONT]verifies with the client before they post it. I can’t prove it,

and it is supposition on my part, but I believe they leave out-dated job postings on their site just so it
looks as if they have more legitimate listings than some of the other sites, thus enticing job seekers to
sign up with them. If you take a look at our concept, and the caliber of job candidates who have signed
on with us, you will see that our company strives for excellence in the aviation community. This
approach is setting the trend toward the future of aviation, and we are proud to be the forerunners who
are utilizing the latest technology as a means to satisfy the demands of aviation professionals. We are
not all about posting available jobs, but rather a fresh approach to marketing the aviation professional’s
assets to a perspective employer, while making the process more efficient for everyone involved.
We will not post unsubstantiated job postings, nor will we accept anything less than the most earnest
and highest qualified applicants. We are currently in final negotiations with Flying Magazine who is
extremely interested in our company and what we are doing within the aviation community. In order for
the future of professional aviation to maintain its standing and thrive once again, we as a community
must uphold a new standard that has been sorely lacking. With that said, if you ever need to find an
employee, we would be more than happy to aid you in your search for the “right fit” on behalf of your
organization.
Regards,
ScottWolcott
President​

CompanyAirplane.com

​

 

[pilotyip]

a phoney job posting on 350, How could that happen?

 

[ksu_aviator]

I have posted real jobs on ClimbTo350.com

There is no verification process. Any idiot can post a job. Even more idiots reply to a blind e-mail address with their name, ssn, birthday, address and any other information you need to steal their ID.

Anyone that tells you you need to send your SSN with your resume is uninformed. Also, please don't send out resumes that talk about how much you love Top Gun...it is funny, but it won't get you the job.

 

[Gulfstream 200]

A fool and his money........