I have an interview with UPS Aug. 9th

[amie737]

any info you can pass onto me that might help. I am currently a DC9 FO for NWA.

 

[big_al]

FO with over 10k hours? jeebus! anyway, congrats

 

[av8trix]

Congratulations!

Is your interview for a line position or management? They are very different interviews. For the line interview, be yourself. It's about as informal as I've seen; one HR person and one management pilot, going through your resume/background, lasts about a half-hour. The second portion is a sim in a fixed based trainer. You get 30 min to an hour to study a binder that shows the takeoff and landing profiles. If they give you any instruction in the sim, take it...I think that's a part of the evaluation. It lasts 30-45 minutes. Your interview is scored and you are placed in the pool accordingly.

I'm sure if you did a search on here you'll find a ton of info. Highly recommend AlbieF15s interview prep to polish your interview skills. You can find him at emeraldcoastinterviewconsulting.com.

Good luck!

 

[Flyiguy]

any info you can pass onto me that might help. I am currently a DC9 FO for NWA.

Amie from ACA in the 90's? Syr based?
PM me
Charlie Tango

 

[FO 4 Life]

I've got one on the 14th. Any love for the wannabes? info?

 

[Russ]

I'm trying to gauge what is competitive at UPS these days. One internal reccomendation and 6500TT with 1600PIC turbojet. Target near, target far?

 

[V2plus25]

Maybe it depends on the quality of the rec?

 

[El Pobre]

Interviewed at UPS last year. 30 minute sim ride (mine 707) which was pretty much a takeoff into the pattern for an ILS. Sim went great, then to the interview. The HR gal was great, friendly etc, the managment pilot was all over my #$$ about every little thing I said. I left knowing that I had wasted my $$ flying in for the interview. Lo and behold....to my great surprise, about 2 weeks later got a call asking me to return for the medical and then to start in the next class.

I'm not sure if they were doing the good cop/bad cop routine, but it sure left a poor impression with me. In the end, I turned down the job offer. That being said, I have some great friends who work there and really enjoy it, and everyone I spoke with raved about living in Louisville.

So, the moral of the story, learn about the company and keep your cool if things start getting a bit crazy. Worked for me.

Best of luck to you.
EP

 

[Aviator7576]

ups job

El pobre...

Just curious, where are you working that you turned down a ups job? Maybe I want to go there too if it's that good a deal...

Aviator7576

PS P3 guy here (back in the day when the Rooskies were the enemy and not terrorism!)

 

[goahead]

Congrats on getting a interview at the greatest place to work on Earth.....