Interview Q's
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Interview Q's
Hey all, Finally made it up north, im just wondering what sort of reply's would be good for this question in interviews.
"Why should I employ you over a pilot with 500/600 hours?"
and any other questions i might get asked would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
"Why should I employ you over a pilot with 500/600 hours?"
and any other questions i might get asked would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
"Give me an example of a time when you let your boss down."
"Give me three words that describe you, with examples to back them up."
"Give me an example of a time you had to go outside SOPs to get the job done."
"Give me three words that describe you, with examples to back them up."
"Give me an example of a time you had to go outside SOPs to get the job done."
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"Give me an example of a time you had to go outside SOPs to get the job done."
I have heard variations of this one being asked around the traps, one being "Give me an example of a time you had to go outside SOPs" by itself.
Just wondering what an interviewer is thinking when they ask it.
One case being, Yes, I broke an SOP to do something could mean:
-ve: Disregard for operating procedures / Cowboy attitude
+ve: Did it to avoid a crash as SOP's didn't cover the scenario
Other case being, No, Never break SOPs
+ve: Good pilot, follow the manual
-ve: Can't think outside the box / think on your feet. Blindly follow whats written.
What do you reckon??
NM
I have heard variations of this one being asked around the traps, one being "Give me an example of a time you had to go outside SOPs" by itself.
Just wondering what an interviewer is thinking when they ask it.
One case being, Yes, I broke an SOP to do something could mean:
-ve: Disregard for operating procedures / Cowboy attitude
+ve: Did it to avoid a crash as SOP's didn't cover the scenario
Other case being, No, Never break SOPs
+ve: Good pilot, follow the manual
-ve: Can't think outside the box / think on your feet. Blindly follow whats written.
What do you reckon??
NM
I reckon "have never been in the situation yet where a departure from the SOPs was required" would be the best answer, but thats just my opinion, and I'm a pilot, not a recruiter, so that usually makes my answers wrong
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