NETJETS hiring 2022

[jmvdb22]

Originally Posted by maximus610

Is being vaccinated (covid-19) a requirement to work for this company?

Yes it's written in the 'how to apply' document, you need to fulfill your home countries requirements for being 'fully vaccinated'

[Enigma01]

Hi Zlip

Are you moving because of the fact you are working for Netjets??

I thought you could live anywhere where you want.

[Zlip]

I'am at stage 3 and they strongly advise to start looking for a permanent gateway.

Please note that you must be able to provide a Social Security number for the Gateway Country you choose to operate out of prior to contract signing. If you do not already have a Social Security number for the Gateway country you would choose to operate out of, you are advised to find out sooner rather than later how this can be obtained and what sort of timeline is involved.

Then I found this picture from this thread: NETJETS Europe hiring again

Seems Gateway and Home base are the same for NJE and if you want to live in another country in EU, you need some paper work for some of them. Does NJE helps to obtain the SS number, is the question. As far as I know, the easiest one is Netherlands where you only need to have a residency here to obtain a SS number. I'd be glad to be wrong. :-)

[EatMyShorts!]

Well, in the last few hiring rounds we had multiple pilots who moved to Spain and other countries when they started to work for Netjets. I guess there must be a way. Maybe one of those guys sees your question and can answer.

[Zlip]

Hopefully. Thanks! :-)

[Enigma01]

If i have a luxembourgisch social security number, will they accept that as well??

[Zlip]

Luxembourg is not listed on the document provided. Kura just sent me an email and I quote "Netjets can help with providing further documentation when required". Question answered.

[191sos]

Originally Posted by Zlip

I'am at stage 3 and they strongly advise to start looking for a permanent gateway.



Then I found this picture from this thread: NETJETS Europe hiring again

Seems Gateway and Home base are the same for NJE and if you want to live in another country in EU, you need some paper work for some of them. Does NJE helps to obtain the SS number, is the question. As far as I know, the easiest one is Netherlands where you only need to have a residency here to obtain a SS number. I'd be glad to be wrong. :-)

If you want to use Amsterdam as your gateway but you don't live in the Netherlands yet, for example, you need to have a friend there that will be happy to let you use his address as if you live with him/her, in order for you to get the required docs before signing the contract. Same goes for other countries. I had a similar case and was told by NJ that's the way to go.

[Zlip]

Hm hm. Good to know then. Thanks!

[GoatriderClassic]

Good evening guys and gals,
is there anyone who will be travelling to FAB on 29th June via LHR and would like to share some of the cost of transportation?

Happy to discuss it via PM

Good luck to everyone!!!

[Kelly Hopper]

"Seems Gateway and Home base are the same for NJE"

Interesting. During my long drawn out legal case against NJE they bent over backwards argueing with 10,000 euro a day lawyers that there was no such thing as a home base!! All positioning was allegely not duty time and employees were subject to no-ones juristiction anywhere! They truly believe they are outside of anyones law. They lost the case however. They appealed, they lost again. They went to the supreme court. They were denied! So up yours nje!

Yet now they can somehow denfine "Home base."

NJE has a very dark history with countless previous legal cases. Be careful what you wish for? All that glitters is not gold!

[Avidpilot2023]

Hi there,
anyone going for their stage 3 assessment days?
Would love some insight on to what kind of day it was and what to expect.
I know there is some info already through this thread but the more the better!
I’m in the Aug stage 3 dates, so if anyone is in that group then feel free to PM

[maddog_]

Hey lads

thanks to all of those who shared precious infos on here
i’m curious wether with job offer comes the fleet assignment as well or that’s disclosed only after joining?

cheers everybody

[spiffolo]

Originally Posted by Mike Oxbig

Spiffolo - Stop the coke as the caffeine won't help you sleep and don't recommend going to rugby training the night before.

Or have I misunderstood?

Kinda right.....currently I'm too poor to even think about affording coke mate, perhaps in a couple of decades or so down the line, right now i am stuck on eating glue and sniffing gasoline to keep myself awake(and even then, with the price of gas i might cut that too)

but you are absolutely right, no Rugby training before an interview, its not professional to show up with a black eye or a swollen nose

How come you figure that out

[redsnail]

its not professional to show up with a black eye or a swollen nose

Exactly, it shows poor CRM and negotiation skills. A good negotiator would only have small bruises on their knuckles. A really good one would have no bruising at all.

[Globally Challenged]

Originally Posted by maddog_

Hey lads

thanks to all of those who shared precious infos on here
i’m curious wether with job offer comes the fleet assignment as well or that’s disclosed only after joining?

cheers everybody

You find out at 9am on Day 1 of the company indoc training (though it does occasionally change before you start your course). Plan on the Phenom or the XLS and you won’t be disappointed but if you expect one of the bigger toys then you are very likely preparing for disappointment. If you are very lucky you get the Latitude (because you can also stay on the fleet when you upgrade. Anything bigger requires you to downsize for the upgrade)

[angel.pilot]

Stage 3 July

Hi all. Thanks for the information posted on here, really helped a lot to have an idea of how’s the atmosphere in NJ and what to expect work wise!
anyone going for the Stage 3 on 1st of July?

[jmvdb22]

Originally Posted by angel.pilot

Hi all. Thanks for the information posted on here, really helped a lot to have an idea of how’s the atmosphere in NJ and what to expect work wise!
anyone going for the Stage 3 on 1st of July?

Hey!

I'm going on the 2nd of July (I'll be arriving the 1st), so maybe I'll see you there!

[ddaveid]

Originally Posted by jmvdb22

Hey!

I'm going on the 2nd of July (I'll be arriving the 1st), so maybe I'll see you there!

Me as well. See you there.

[buzzc152]

Originally Posted by Globally Challenged

You find out at 9am on Day 1 of the company indoc training (though it does occasionally change before you start your course). Plan on the Phenom or the XLS and you won’t be disappointed but if you expect one of the bigger toys then you are very likely preparing for disappointment. If you are very lucky you get the Latitude (because you can also stay on the fleet when you upgrade. Anything bigger requires you to downsize for the upgrade)

I was recently chatting to a new hire. He said they found out fleet assignment before starting at Indoc. I also understand from crew support that the policy about upgrading on the Latitude will change at some point.