VOR HOLDING WISHY WASHY RECRUITER
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VOR HOLDING WISHY WASHY RECRUITER
I have just had awful experience with VOR HOLDING RECRUITER.
Upon my arrival to Orlando I was greeted by Alex Adasilva the official recruiter for VOR, who explained us in a 3 hours workshop how lifestyle was all about in China. Later on he went into the details of how to carry out the simulator and interview in China.
Very sympathetic and showing that we were much needed for Tianjin Airlines, the so called Flight Instructor for this company (A poor manner Chinese pilot) was in charge of the Sim check.
Very poor English knowledge, he only demanded us to perform a landing with severe crosswind and turbulence and an engine fail.
The whole procedure in the sim was only 40 min, and to my surprise, once finished, he told me I was a dangerous pilot for my incorrect holding of the sidestick.....?????? After flying the bus for over 4000 hours I just find out there is a protocol towards the sidestick?????
Afterwise, Mr Adasilva who was supposed to be in charge, did not give me any feedback whatsoever and I did not hear anything else from Vor Holding ever since.
This is a warning comments to all my fellow pilots who might think that China recruiters are a serious companies!
Feedbacks and comments regarding this issue are more than welcome as I still don't get the whole deal for asian airlines requirements!!!
Thanks to all!!!
Upon my arrival to Orlando I was greeted by Alex Adasilva the official recruiter for VOR, who explained us in a 3 hours workshop how lifestyle was all about in China. Later on he went into the details of how to carry out the simulator and interview in China.
Very sympathetic and showing that we were much needed for Tianjin Airlines, the so called Flight Instructor for this company (A poor manner Chinese pilot) was in charge of the Sim check.
Very poor English knowledge, he only demanded us to perform a landing with severe crosswind and turbulence and an engine fail.
The whole procedure in the sim was only 40 min, and to my surprise, once finished, he told me I was a dangerous pilot for my incorrect holding of the sidestick.....?????? After flying the bus for over 4000 hours I just find out there is a protocol towards the sidestick?????
Afterwise, Mr Adasilva who was supposed to be in charge, did not give me any feedback whatsoever and I did not hear anything else from Vor Holding ever since.
This is a warning comments to all my fellow pilots who might think that China recruiters are a serious companies!
Feedbacks and comments regarding this issue are more than welcome as I still don't get the whole deal for asian airlines requirements!!!
Thanks to all!!!
