SkiMoguls
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- Mar 7, 2002
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Hello to all, and good luck to those waiting to hear from SWA.
I had an interview on May 6th and am still waiting to hear from the DB that met on the 15th. Man O Man it's nerve racking!!! Many thoughts have raced through my head and I did a little math that some may find shocking.
If the DB meets once a month and the average monthly applicants that the DB actually looks at is, and this is just a rough guess, about 160 pilots. The time that is spent looking and deciding your future is really short. Take the 160 and devide that by 8 hours, you get 20 pilots/hour. 20 pilots per hour = 3 minutes looking at each applicant. I have and will have all my fingers crossed until I hear from the PD about how I faired during those 3 minutes in front of the DB. Good luck to all May interviewees and all future applicants. Preparation is key and making a good first impression is so important so that you do well in the interview to make the 3 minutes that the DB spends on you to be an easy decision.
I'm not normally like this, but for those that have been through it, understand. For those that haven't, expect some unusual moods and thoughts to enter that skull of yours as you wait for the words, "Continue the process."
If you had an interview in May and have heard from the DB that met on the 15th, please PM me or post here so I know when to duct tape my phone to my head, so I don't miss the call (hopefully)!
I had an interview on May 6th and am still waiting to hear from the DB that met on the 15th. Man O Man it's nerve racking!!! Many thoughts have raced through my head and I did a little math that some may find shocking.
If the DB meets once a month and the average monthly applicants that the DB actually looks at is, and this is just a rough guess, about 160 pilots. The time that is spent looking and deciding your future is really short. Take the 160 and devide that by 8 hours, you get 20 pilots/hour. 20 pilots per hour = 3 minutes looking at each applicant. I have and will have all my fingers crossed until I hear from the PD about how I faired during those 3 minutes in front of the DB. Good luck to all May interviewees and all future applicants. Preparation is key and making a good first impression is so important so that you do well in the interview to make the 3 minutes that the DB spends on you to be an easy decision.
I'm not normally like this, but for those that have been through it, understand. For those that haven't, expect some unusual moods and thoughts to enter that skull of yours as you wait for the words, "Continue the process."
If you had an interview in May and have heard from the DB that met on the 15th, please PM me or post here so I know when to duct tape my phone to my head, so I don't miss the call (hopefully)!