Some JetBlue Questions.

[CaptainSpaz]

110% on the reactor possible but not recommended.

Muahahah!!^% Too dang funny.

 

[CaptainSpaz]

Thanks for all the info so far.

What should a candidate bring to the Open House? Do they conduct interviews at that time or is it more of a meet and greet?

Bring a good resume. Dress is business casual. And yes, they mean business casual. It's mostly meet and greet, but be in interview mode and expect to be asked one or two interview type questions.

Now, if I may opine for a minute... don't be that dork who wears his uniform, complete with raybans hanging from the shoulder, current company ID. JetBlue probably doesn't care, but you are still a dork.

 

[NYCpilot83]

Now, if I may opine for a minute... don't be that dork who wears his uniform, complete with raybans hanging from the shoulder, current company ID. JetBlue probably doesn't care, but you are still a dork.

The flyer says buisness casual OR your uniform..........

 

[MD80DRVR]

Be prepared for an interview on the spot. JetBlue has been interviewing folks on the spot who have good recommendations and competitive flight times. Look through your logbooks and think about numerous "tell me about a time" stories. Have many situations that you can mold to different questions.

Good Luck!:beer:

 

[CaptainSpaz]

The flyer says buisness casual OR your uniform..........

I read the flyer. So go right ahead...


Dork.
:laugh:

I keeeeed, I keeed! It doesn't matter really. I am sick and the fever is probably affecting my mood. Maybe...
the only cure...
is more cowbell?

 

[yankee]

Guppy Puppy Thanks.

 

[indynomore]

I read the flyer. So go right ahead...


Dork.
:laugh:

Come on Spaz.....easy there!!! I went to 2 open houses and probably half of the folks out there were wearing suits and ties and lots of them in pilot uniforms from their current jobs. Nothing wrong with that....

 

[clickclickboom]

Business casual is OK trust me folks a pair of pants and a button down shirt or short sleeve polo is fine.

That being said you are not a dork if you wear your uniform. It is entirely possible that you may be commuting to or from work and that is fine.

YOU DO NOT need to wear a suit

Be prepard for an interview, relax, ask questions, eat some free goodies, and take the sim for a spin

 

[Joblu]

I read the flyer. So go right ahead...


Dork.
:laugh:

I keeeeed, I keeed! It doesn't matter really. I am sick and the fever is probably affecting my mood. Maybe...
the only cure...
is more cowbell?

Cowbell takes all your worries away!

 

[Caveman]

Business casual is OK trust me folks a pair of pants and a button down shirt or short sleeve polo is fine.

That being said you are not a dork if you wear your uniform. It is entirely possible that you may be commuting to or from work and that is fine.

YOU DO NOT need to wear a suit

Be prepard for an interview, relax, ask questions, eat some free goodies, and take the sim for a spin

CCB is correct. Business casual or uniform is just fine. One thing you need to understand about JetBlue is they don't play silly little games. If they wanted a suit they would tell you to wear a suit. Khakis and a polo shirt or your uniform is what they want. My guess is that Dean and Verna won't be dressed up.
This airline has a very casual and relaxed atmosphere. What you see at the job fair is what it's like to work here.

We are hiring. We're having a job fair at (*gasp*) an airport. We're looking for good PEOPLE. If you meet the mins we already know you can fly. Dress casually, come check us out and relax. There's no tricks. My totally unreliable and unconfirmed intel tells me that a lot of the recent hiring has been from folks that attended JetBlue job fairs.