I need an internal recommendation at FLEXJET

[BEfly]

Here's a recommendation! I recommend you don"t go there! nuh!!!!

Yeah or GET OFF YOUR ASS

 

[vtwo]

I was at an interview with chief pilot types and such. as the meeting was winding up I was asked if I had anything for them. I quickly pulled out my.......
( get out of the gutter) recommendation letters and handed them to the chief pilot. he said "keep em I'm sure they all say something good about you".



I got the job. but that is when I realized they don't care what they say.
they just might want to know who you know.

 

[glasspilot]

That's a different situation. You already had the interview and I'm sure they had already decided to hire you when you pulled them out. I'd probably say the same thing.

The value of a recomendation is to decide who to interview, not who to hire. I've always told people I've recommended that, "I may be able to help you get the interview, but you have to get the job."

 

[Sparse]

I need a internal recommendation with Pam Doyle, for a chance of interview

could you help me?

I am a reliable, hard-working, enthusiastic, worker. I would be honored if they would consider me for a flight officer position at FLEXJET team of excellence.

[FONT=&quot]I am eager to grow in my profession and would enthusiastically welcome an opportunity to become part of FLEXJET.[/FONT]

You don't attend Trinity Christian Church do you?

 

[doylehargraves]

My question is, who is pam doyle?

Hey EDAIRPORT, there is some truth to ORD's comments. I have flown and met ALOT of new F/O's that either never got the call from NJ or didn't pass the interview.

P.S. Change your picture dude, I cant stand Moss.!

 

[Club ORD FO]

Where do you get that fact from ORD?

hiya Ed. I guess I can't back that up with any hard numbers from a scientific study, but in my rather large new hire class, 80% of us were NJ rejects (myself included), and 1 of the 2 who were not left Flex for NJ after one year. I know that most of the people that came over from my previous employer were NJ rejects, and from speaking with other FOs on the road, most applied at NJ first. Not all got an interview, but most at least applied there.

but that makes sense doesn't it? I mean, if you compare the two companies on paper trying to decide who to work for, who in their right mind would not go to NJ? more pay for less work, better benefits, better QOL. it is a no brainer if you are looking for work. Right?

now, with that said, I do think that we have a better product and better service, but I didn't know that, nor did it matter, when I was trying to decide where to apply

 

[robair73]

Hey EatSleepFly!! Congrats on Flex Jet. BOOGAH!!