PilotsReference Guide© VS Ace Technical Pilot Interview?
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PilotsReference Guide© VS Ace Technical Pilot Interview?
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Did somebody compared this 2x books: "PilotsReference Guide©" or "Ace Technical Pilot Interview"?
which one offers more simple explanation, which can be of help for interview preparation and knowledge refreshment?
I have also "JAR Professional Studies", which is great book also, but would like to know about those two...
Did somebody compared this 2x books: "PilotsReference Guide©" or "Ace Technical Pilot Interview"?
which one offers more simple explanation, which can be of help for interview preparation and knowledge refreshment?
I have also "JAR Professional Studies", which is great book also, but would like to know about those two...
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The second of those has been repeatedly noted here as being at best unreliable and at worst downright nonsense.
Do a search and check a few threads ... here's a couple to get started:
http://www.pprune.org/fragrant-harbo...interview.html
http://www.pprune.org/tech-log/31249...interview.html
Do a search and check a few threads ... here's a couple to get started:
http://www.pprune.org/fragrant-harbo...interview.html
http://www.pprune.org/tech-log/31249...interview.html
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In my first task as an engineer, I was faced with something I didn't know how to do, so did the standard university exam approach of taking my best guess. (Because a university education is such a good preparation for the real world ...) and, of course, was horribly wrong.
It was then kindly, but nonetheless precisely, pointed out to me that if I, as a professional engineer, guessed when I didn't know I was, in effect, gambling with other peoples' lives.
Never, ever be afraid to ask - and be very, very, afraid of those who never ask.
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I think MFS, Mutt, OS, OverRun, John Farley, Genghis and a few others ... will need to look at writing a book of relevance to this discussion topic ?
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But we ARE writing such a book J_T, it comes in daily instalments!
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Very modest of you, you should have put your own name at the top of the list!
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Very modest of you, you should have put your own name at the top of the list!
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... when I were but a young buck, I knew that I knew everything (didn't we all ?).
Then, as I got older and had more opportunity for those who knew far more to comment on my impertinence and youthful ignorance, I realised I knew rather less.
I am convinced that, by the time I die, I will probably realise that I know 3/5 of etc ....
Perhaps I could help with the proof reading ?
Then, as I got older and had more opportunity for those who knew far more to comment on my impertinence and youthful ignorance, I realised I knew rather less.
I am convinced that, by the time I die, I will probably realise that I know 3/5 of etc ....
Perhaps I could help with the proof reading ?
