Going to hongkong
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Going to hongkong
Just found out I was successful in my first interview in NewYork and now heading for Hongkong in about 6-8 weeks for interview # 2. I just wanted to thank everybody on this site for all the great info.
Any tips for the second interview and also what sim are they using. I've been flying glass for the last 6 years and if I have to fly the 200 sim I better prepare myself for it.
Thanks again
MD11FO
Any tips for the second interview and also what sim are they using. I've been flying glass for the last 6 years and if I have to fly the 200 sim I better prepare myself for it.
Thanks again
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1st interview NYC
Just found out I was successful in my first interview in NewYork and now heading for Hongkong in about 6-8 weeks for interview # 2. I just wanted to thank everybody on this site for all the great info.
Any tips for the second interview and also what sim are they using. I've been flying glass for the last 6 years and if I have to fly the 200 sim I better prepare myself for it.
Thanks again
MD11FO
Any tips for the second interview and also what sim are they using. I've been flying glass for the last 6 years and if I have to fly the 200 sim I better prepare myself for it.
Thanks again
MD11FO
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All the gouge that is around is pretty good. However I do think that the most important aspect of the interview is the H.R part. The best advice I can give is to relax(easier said then done), and be yourself. You can't know every tech question and it's O.K to say " I don't know"
I hope this helps.
md11fo
I hope this helps.
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Play very gentle with HR. They have an enormous amount of power (more than the pilot side of things they say...). "I don't know" is the best piece of advice you will take into the interview. Don't be afraid to play it if you need to.
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Thanks / 1st interview
All,
Thanks so much for all of your help! From finding materials to answering questions.
My husband had his first interview a wk ago tomorrow and felt very strong about the HR portion...was interested in how I ('da wife) felt and how supportive I've been/feel about moving/HK etc. They also
The tech side was pretty rough - they wanted to delve further down than just the basics of a topic ie. how does a typhoon form not just where/time of year.
When he has a minute, I will have him throw more on here for those prepping.
Monkeygirl
Thanks so much for all of your help! From finding materials to answering questions.
My husband had his first interview a wk ago tomorrow and felt very strong about the HR portion...was interested in how I ('da wife) felt and how supportive I've been/feel about moving/HK etc. They also
The tech side was pretty rough - they wanted to delve further down than just the basics of a topic ie. how does a typhoon form not just where/time of year.
When he has a minute, I will have him throw more on here for those prepping.
Monkeygirl
