What do you say when people ask who you work for?

[mxpilot2]

Depending on where we are, or who's asking, it's, "A financial company in Ohio", followed by, "Sorry we can't say for security reasons". Or the security answer first.

Two good reasons not to say anything to anyone- Security, because you don't know who is asking, or for what reason.

Job preservation, for violating the first good reason.

Chris

 

[K.V.]

Just tell them your a garbage man. Trust me, their curiosity will end right there.

 

[BoilerUP]

Oprah?

 

[siucavflight]

I hate Oprah, I would be ashamed to even let people think that I worked for that woman.

 

[njcapt]

Jet Aviation Business Jets. Teterboro, New Jersey. A wealthy Eastern European customer. No, you have never heard of him.

Bye.

 

[RJLoser]

In the same boat. I'd always say "a private individual" if they were dumb enough to ask again I'd say Irving Fletcher, Fletch M. Fletch, Danny Nunan, etc.

 

[siucavflight]

Jet Aviation Business Jets. Teterboro, New Jersey. A wealthy Eastern European customer. No, you have never heard of him.

Bye.

That is what I am saying, the way you are wording it makes it sound like you are being rude. The people I am wondering about are people like neighbors, and friends, and friends of the family, I hate sounding secretive when they ask me about my job, as most non pilots find it very interesting.

 

[BoilerUP]

Denny Crain!

 

[say again]

That is what I am saying, the way you are wording it makes it sound like you are being rude. The people I am wondering about are people like neighbors, and friends, and friends of the family, I hate sounding secretive when they ask me about my job, as most non pilots find it very interesting.

Friends and family should understand if u explain that u cant disclose the info, as should all others. "A private individual, that I'm not able to disclose per company policy" is all that should be needed.

 

[pilot error]

And that always seems to be followed up by, "who is it"

which is followed up by, "if i tell you, they will no longer be private."