Corey2004LN
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Has anyone heard any response from the November interviews??
I haven't heard a peep, I do know several people got the rejection letter the day after the interview. I have yet to see one of those.
Has anyone heard any response from the November interviews??
I heard about the TBNT email but haven't seen one yet. I did my drug test and fingerprints so guess just waiting on those to come back!Not a word here either. Keeping hope alive though.
Yeah, I've been there in the past with Envoy. In my experience it's fairly common, but if they drug tested you and fingerprinted you, you should be good...
Disclaimer: when I went through this it was for a station agent position and between the fingerprinting and the drug test I didn't hear anything for like 2 months..
I know these things take time...especially background checks, they can get snarled in impressively slow administrative machinery. I'm just wondering if an early December start date is still the target. With only a handful of business days left before then, I'm guessing we'll hear something very soon.
They are going to fill the positions, and they need them asap. They have 8 more people leaving for AA on Dec 8th. Even with the fleet reduction they will be needing to replace at less part of the dispatcher's that are leaving.
We're standing by and ready!
CPZ9900 said:American Airlines to transfer at least 50 jets from Envoy Air to other regional carriers
With the 700s leaving, the 140's being parked, and now "at least" 50 jets to be shuffled, what does that leave Envoy with? 68 145's... this place is done.
Unless those jobs have already been hired...Fear not. Where the planes go, so too go the dispatch jobs.
Fear not. Where the planes go, so too go the dispatch jobs.
I'm a former Envoy employee and I didn't even get an interview. But I digress, keep pushing on and you'll find something.I was asked to come to the interview process for Envoy. Of course I went and ended up being the last person interviewed. Everyone else in the process was taken to another room and asked more set of questions and when they can do the medical screening and fingerprinting. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one that didn't that opportunity. I felt that my interview went very well, but feel that it didn't matter how well it went I wasn't going to get the job. I'm retired Navy and 44 years old. Do you think that my age was a negative factor? Or some other factor that immediately ruled me out? I'm not angry at all, I just want to know what to fix for future jobs or what jobs to not even consider. Any insight would be appreciated.