NJA update or new application?

[Flashbang]

I have an application on file at NJA. I just faxed in my update form, but now I see that NJA has a new application process.

Should I just bite the bullet and fill out the new app?

 

[theskyking]

Couldn't hurt.

 

[amflightpilot]

Do u really need to ask...

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[CA1900]

Guys, it's not a new application process -- it's just a new PDF that's easier to fill out. It's still just an e-mail attachment, and still processed manually.

If you're sending an update in anyway, then sure, I'd fill out the new app. But they're not flushing the apps or anything like that; that will (theoretically) happen in November, when a true online app system is put in place. For now, though, the process isn't any different.

 

[BeeFCaKe]

But how do I E-mail the app?
I type it in then can't save it?
:laugh:

 

[Capt. JD]

Online Application

Guys, it's not a new application process -- it's just a new PDF that's easier to fill out. It's still just an e-mail attachment, and still processed manually.

If you're sending an update in anyway, then sure, I'd fill out the new app. But they're not flushing the apps or anything like that; that will (theoretically) happen in November, when a true online app system is put in place. For now, though, the process isn't any different.

So NJ will have an online system in November? Will it be like an account that can be logged into so making up dates to your application is easier & will be on file till you get an interview call up?? Thanks

 

[Jafo73]

So NJ will have an online system in November? Will it be like an account that can be logged into so making up dates to your application is easier & will be on file till you get an interview call up?? Thanks

We've just been told it's coming. Anything else would be speculation for most of us. Unless someone from the union has any inside info.

 

[Fly2AK]

But how do I E-mail the app?
I type it in then can't save it?
:laugh:

You have to print it out fill it out and then scan it, then email it. I just sent it in via post office mail.

 

[ERJERic]

Don't even bother unless you have customer service experience such as waiter, flight attendant, bar tender, prostitute, etc...

They are not looking for pilots any longer, just customer service people that possibly can fly.

Had a NetJets application in since January with 3 internal LOR's and had to fill out the new application. Two days later I get an email stating that I am not qualified to fly for NetJets. They never met me or talked to me on the phone, nothing.

This is why PILOTS should hire pilots, not HR people.

[/rant]

 

[atpcliff]

Hi!

If you were turned down at NJA in the past, and still want to work there, I would apply again.

Things are changing in the application/hiring process.

So, you MAY now be a viable candidate when you weren't before. Obviously, I don't KNOW, but a CHANGE in the process means that your qualifications that were not good enough before, MAY mean you are qualified now (or after Nov, witht the new online process).

Good luck!

cliff
YIP
PS-I was turned down, and I am re-applying.

 

[StarHustler]

I got shot down back in March, but I am going to still reapply this month (although I am not thrilled about Derinda being gone, she was awesome).

 

[spitfire1940]

SAVE your NJ PDF application

guys,
you can download cutepdf from this site: http://www.cutepdf.com/

It's free and it allows you to save PDF files to your computer (basically, you print it to memory), so you can have a copy of your NJ application.

You can also email the attachment. It's pretty cool. I used it for my app.

 

[LarryinTN]

How are people answering this question from page 3 (customer service experience) on the new application?

Describe how this position was responsible for improving a customer experience with the organization:
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Are you describing one specific instance where you improved a customer experience or talking about the general duties associated with the job which improved customer experiences? The "was responsible" part seems to point to a more general overview type of answer while "improving a customer experience" sounds very singular.

Thanks...

 

[stupidpilot]

I took it to mean how you improved on the basic customer service requirements of that position.

 

[sticknruddr]

I wrote some of the basic duties that I had in each particular job and then what I did to go the extra mile for customers.