IbeFlyenhye
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While in recurrent training this week one of the instructors regaled this story.
Our instructor was in the break room last week when one of the interviewees, in his sartorial splendor, passed through the facility for a post-interview pick-me-up. Ever the gentleman, the instructor engaged the Mesaba wannabe in polite conversation; asking how he thought the interview went and whatnot. Through the course of conversation the instructor indicated that he was a (proud) member of the SAAB instructor cadre. As they exited the break room the instructor bid the candidate the best of luck and commented how he hoped to see him again soon. To which the applicant replied that he hoped to NOT see the instructor again because he was only interested in Mesaba if he got the new jet.
Needless to say the applicant had better hope he learns better interviewing skills and judgment when he interviews next: at Burger King.
Moral: The interview is not over until you are sipping that celebratory libation AFTER you are off probation.
Our instructor was in the break room last week when one of the interviewees, in his sartorial splendor, passed through the facility for a post-interview pick-me-up. Ever the gentleman, the instructor engaged the Mesaba wannabe in polite conversation; asking how he thought the interview went and whatnot. Through the course of conversation the instructor indicated that he was a (proud) member of the SAAB instructor cadre. As they exited the break room the instructor bid the candidate the best of luck and commented how he hoped to see him again soon. To which the applicant replied that he hoped to NOT see the instructor again because he was only interested in Mesaba if he got the new jet.
Needless to say the applicant had better hope he learns better interviewing skills and judgment when he interviews next: at Burger King.
Moral: The interview is not over until you are sipping that celebratory libation AFTER you are off probation.