Miami Job Fair re: CX?
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Miami Job Fair re: CX?
I have already applied at CX, and I have also recieved the email with a PN. I just learned CX recruiters will be attending a job fair in Miami on April 22, would it be worth my while to attend?
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It can't hurt to do it, but if I had to do it over again I would not. Save your money for sim prep or study material (read expensive) I did the same thing last year and spent the money just to meet Pauline Kwan (now in a different department). I enjoyed talking with her and listening to Cathay's company briefing but that didn't get me the interview just updating and e-mailing did.
When she called to invite me to the interview, I mentioned the seminar and she told me she met so many people we all ran together (my paraphrase).
Best of luck! PS I have some of the required books if you need to get your hands on them.
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When she called to invite me to the interview, I mentioned the seminar and she told me she met so many people we all ran together (my paraphrase).
Best of luck! PS I have some of the required books if you need to get your hands on them.
Regards
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I am in the fortunate position of having free travel, unless Delta does in fact strike. I could actually make the whole trip in a day if needed.
I guess I figured I might possibly blend in with the masses, but I was figuring face time might help. CX would be the only reason for me to attend
Ive never been to one of these fairs, does anyone actually interview?
Thanks fir the offer for the books. I have a couple of them already
I guess I figured I might possibly blend in with the masses, but I was figuring face time might help. CX would be the only reason for me to attend
Ive never been to one of these fairs, does anyone actually interview?
Thanks fir the offer for the books. I have a couple of them already
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From what others have told me, D.P. Davies book "Handling the Big Jets" is almost the bible for CX. If you buy or borrow it, make sure you get the third edition. I purchased a new copy from aviationworld.net, or you can find used copies on ebay tyoe sites.
Other than that, recommendations are:
-Preparing for your Cathay Pacific Interview, by Capt XYZ. Others who have interviewed say the infomation contained is not wholly accurate, but helpful.
-Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators.
-Some have also referenced an ACE book as well.
Other than that I have searched around this and others forums just to see what people are saying.
Hope that helps a little.
Other than that, recommendations are:
-Preparing for your Cathay Pacific Interview, by Capt XYZ. Others who have interviewed say the infomation contained is not wholly accurate, but helpful.
-Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators.
-Some have also referenced an ACE book as well.
Other than that I have searched around this and others forums just to see what people are saying.
Hope that helps a little.
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Air inc seminars are various companiies doing an overview of their hiring etc., Air inc briefings re the industry and who is hiring (with what experience), then there is a meet and greet time where you stand in line to meet the recruiters from the airlines who are there that interest you. Basically you stand inline for up to 30 minutes and then chat with the people from the airline for 5 minutes or so.
If you do it realize that you have 5 minutes to sell yourself and leave a GOOD impression. Think of it as a mini interview and prepare accordingly.
CX wasn't going to the job fairs back when I went, but it is probably worth doing. The job fairs are also pretty good as they get you in the right positive mood to be looking for a job.
If you do it realize that you have 5 minutes to sell yourself and leave a GOOD impression. Think of it as a mini interview and prepare accordingly.
CX wasn't going to the job fairs back when I went, but it is probably worth doing. The job fairs are also pretty good as they get you in the right positive mood to be looking for a job.
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The seminar in Miami is actually not an AirInc. sponsered event. Aeroservice and Climbto350 are running it. From what I understand it is a free seminar. FWIW
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I guess it does not surprise me all that much. I have seen many inaccuracies on 350 in the past.
I was going to go just to get face time with CX, Im not really interested in any of the other attendees, and I actually work for one of them.
Oh well...I'll just keep sending updates
I was going to go just to get face time with CX, Im not really interested in any of the other attendees, and I actually work for one of them.
Oh well...I'll just keep sending updates