CE-550 job

[BobbyB623]

From the NBAA AvMgr email thread:

Due to retirement we are looking for a pilot that would be PIC qualified in a Citation 550. We would prefer the person to be typed in the Citation 500 series, but would type the right person. Interviews would begin late June or early July and the start date would be September.
Looking for: ATP
2500TT
500 ME
250 Turbine
Jet time would be a plus
The company has over a one hundred year history and the airplane is hangered at the Flying Cloud Airport in the SW metro area.
Please send cover letter and resume to: [email protected] or you can fax to the number below.

Nate Hover
Pilot
Plato Woodwork, Inc.
612-384-0112
fax: 801-740-2991

 

[skydan]

Please Quit Posting Jobs From the NBAA Broards

These jobs are being posted from the NBAA forum. If you continue to do this without the permission of the poster you jeopardies future post. Please act responsibly

 

[G100driver]

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I do not think that info posted on the NBAA Airmail is copy righted. If I was a prospective employor I would want this info to get out to as many people as possible.

 

[skydan]

I know the rules

Just said I don't think it is a good idea doing this and you're making assumptions that the employer would not mind. I would check first.

Just a point of view.

 

[G100driver]

All good.

 

[BobbyB623]

Yikes!

Sorry! Just figured that since some of you are looking for jobs, thought I'd pass it on. Lesson learned.

 

[EA6BDriver]

Why not?

If they wanted the job kept a secret, why would they put it on the web? I, for one, appreciate it being made available here. Maybe an alternative is to sanitize any of the NBAA stuff off the posting so nobody from that organization gets their feathers ruffled...

 

[Check 6]

Nobody on NBAA has gotten their feathers ruffled, except Skydan. The originators of the jobs have not said a peep on NBAA.

Case closed!

 

[Pez D. Spencer]

The info on this particular job is available at several resources other than the NBAA. It's apparently not a closely held secret.

 

[THE Flying Ace]

I posted this job ad on this website and the NBAA. I guess planejobs and others have taken my ad and posted it on their website. I don't mind as that will bring in more contacts, but it does make my email and voice mail fill up quickly.

 

[SigAV8R]

Nobody on NBAA has gotten their feathers ruffled, except Skydan. The originators of the jobs have not said a peep on NBAA.

Case closed!

Maybe Skydan was trying to get the job (or someone he/she knows) and wanted to keep it secret for less competition. Things that make you go hmmmm.