Jetblue first phase interview question

[Av8tor91]

Happy New Year all. Does anyone has info about the JetBlue first phase interview? I have been hearing they ask a lot of TMAAT (Tell me about a time) kind of questions. Outside of that, what else is there?

Any info is greatly appreciated. Thank you guys and gals.

 

[Heavy Set]

Here's one guaranteed: do you mind picking up trash between flights?

 

[Lake Alice]

Wow...that was creative. You remind me of a guy who went and paid for his 747 type.

 

[Caveman]

The entire interview is TMAAT questions. No technical questions, sims, or psych evals. Wear a nice suit, polish your shoes, have a fresh haircut and be yourself. There's no tricks or gotchas. You're treated like a professional. It's about as low stress as a job interview can be.

 

[Lake Alice]

The entire interview is TMAAT questions. No technical questions, sims, or psych evals. Wear a nice suit, polish your shoes, have a fresh haircut and be yourself. There's no tricks or gotchas. You're treated like a professional. It's about as low stress as a job interview can be.

Pretty much sums it up.

 

[Av8tor91]

Caveman and Lake Alice, thank you. Much appreciated.

 

[clickclickboom]

Here's one guaranteed: do you mind picking up trash between flights?

Try Meguiars spray detailer in the red bottle.. It works great on cabinetry/leather/steps/ even puts a nice black coating on the tires without a greasy coating/ even works on the displays...

 

[1678]

Why do they even have these TMAAT Q's????

Most of that "sheet" is made up anyway...

 

[Lake Alice]

Why do they even have these TMAAT Q's????

Most of that "sheet" is made up anyway...

You may make that "sheet" up but you better sell it. They know much of it may be embellished or even made up but are you a decent dude and can we spend a few days with you. Forget all that culture crap. Trust me, none of us buy into it anymore but hiring wants to get the impression if you are hired you'll actually try and help, fit in and treat the customers and fellow employees properly. That's what it boils down to.

 

[Dart]

JetBlue is attending the Vegas job fair in April..I’m wondering if it’s worth going. My app has been in since Dec with one rec letter from a JB pilot. Thoughts??

 

[145 Lawndart]

jetblue is attending the vegas job fair in april..i’m wondering if it’s worth going. My app has been in since dec with one rec letter from a jb pilot. Thoughts??

yes!!

 

[BeachBummer]

JetBlue is attending the Vegas job fair in April..I’m wondering if it’s worth going. My app has been in since Dec with one rec letter from a JB pilot. Thoughts??

just to put it into perspective:

My buddy just got interviewed and hired. Jan interview, Feb class, he applied in 2008. 4 internal recs. and over 5000 Tpic. The pool is full of well qualified guys.

Keep yer panties on.

And yes, go to the job fair if you want to work here, face time is key. I'd go to an open house in Orlando too when they do another one.

 

[Dr King]

JetBlue is attending the Vegas job fair in April..I’m wondering if it’s worth going. My app has been in since Dec with one rec letter from a JB pilot. Thoughts??

I went to the Job Fair in November and submitted my application for the first time on Dec 1st. I am interviewing on Jan 26th. I say the job fair is important.

 

[Dart]

Thanks for the replys. Looks like im going to Vegas.

 

[Dart]

just to put it into perspective:

My buddy just got interviewed and hired. Jan interview, Feb class, he applied in 2008. 4 internal recs. and over 5000 Tpic. The pool is full of well qualified guys.

Keep yer panties on.

And yes, go to the job fair if you want to work here, face time is key. I'd go to an open house in Orlando too when they do another one.

I have had my app in since 2008 as well...

 

[kellwolf]

JetBlue is attending the Vegas job fair in April..I’m wondering if it’s worth going. My app has been in since Dec with one rec letter from a JB pilot. Thoughts??

If I can get the time off, I'm going. Went to the open house in May, 4 internal recs, applied in 2008 and last May, and I'm still waiting on a call. I gotta do something to try to break the dead lock.

 

[Bluetoo]

An opportunity to talk face to face with someone involved with the recruiting process can be a plus in helping you break out from the pack. I went to one of the big job fairs Air Inc. used to run back in '05 and had a positive discussion with one of the pilots on JetBlue's interview team. I am pretty sure that had something to do with the interview call I got a few weeks later.

 

[learflyer]

I interviewed for an Instructor position back in October of 2010. I got "TMAAT when you stopped something small from becoming something large." "TMAAT when a co-worker bad mouthed the company and what did you do about it?" Those are the only two I can think of.

 

[ultrarunner]

...I'm still waiting on a call. I gotta do something to try to break the dead lock.

I think you've done it.