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would you take this offer?

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would you take this offer?

  • yes get the type and get the job

    Votes: 139 48.8%
  • nope this is too close to the PFT devil

    Votes: 146 51.2%

  • Total voters
    285
I'm not too familiar with the corporate flying jobs out there, but I got my 737 type before SWA discontinued this prereq and got hired. It was a gamble because they could have told me to get lost, but I was willing to take the risk to pursue employment with my #1 choice. So, maybe it boils down to how bad you want to work for this company and if you're in a financial position to "take the risk."
 
Waldom said:
The company may have been burned by employees in the past. If that's the case, their selection process is clearly lacking and henceforth is a poor reflection on management. That alone should tell you something about them.

I dis-agree, What id you recomend a friend to fly with you. They get hired and your company sends them to school. He promises you to stay a year. He quits after two months to take another job for 15K more.

Is this a bad reflection on you! I hope not cuz it happened to me.
 
This may have been said but if they are going to require a contract, why not have input? If they want you to sign a two year contract, why not put in the contract that they are required to pay you for the length of the contract?
 
smails said:
This may have been said but if they are going to require a contract, why not have input? If they want you to sign a two year contract, why not put in the contract that they are required to pay you for the length of the contract?

Exactly!
 

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