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Dep676,
For sim training the company does reimburse you for the hotel...but as with everything else, you pay upfront and submit an expense report.
During indoc....its different, you pay the hotel YOURSELF....no reimbursement.
Sim training is two weeks if i remember correctly and indoc is the same. I could be wrong, its been a yr.
1900cpt
For sim training the company does reimburse you for the hotel...but as with everything else, you pay upfront and submit an expense report.
During indoc....its different, you pay the hotel YOURSELF....no reimbursement.
Sim training is two weeks if i remember correctly and indoc is the same. I could be wrong, its been a yr.
1900cpt
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