ExpressJet Hiring Dispatchers
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BoilerOps
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I'm not sure I could think of a slower, more painful method of suicide. I've come to feel about 135 Ops the way that one guy feels about Florida. To be fair, maybe it's not 135 Ops as a whole but just the customer-driven mentality that my carrier has about our charters but it's an unrequited love, at best. Managing Flight Operations where the air carriers can essentially do as they please in all sectors of your operation (and usually get away with it) gets old fast.
If you know someone there who can escort you, yes (done it before). If not, I'm not sure.
PHL_Approach
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I gave someone on this forum a suggestion and it apparently worked for a tour.
Call 404-856-1000. That's the main switchboard person. Ask to speak to David Rouse - GM OCC. And then you can setup a visit with him and you can probably throw in if you could be sat with a dispatcher.
Good luck.
womanpilot73
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BoilerOps said:
I can't imagine I would be one of those people to fall in love with it, but I know some who have... Definitely takes a special person, IMO.
Any news from them for you? I've heard nothing. I am assuming I won't hear anything at this point. Very disappointed.
Matthew White
What's our vector Victor?
Nothing for me either. Was hoping to at least have a chance to show what I know and what I can contribute.
From what I have heard they are done with interviews. I will just continue to apply and keep being persistent.
I agree. I am applying to just about everything I come across. It's very difficult to stay positive and not get discouraged but I am trying. I don't understand why they wouldn't at least interview local, licensed people. Such a disappointment.
Amen....when I had my certificate, it took me over a year to land my first gig, and this was after many interviews and almost giving up and trying some other line of work. I eventually did. Years later, I landed a new gig on only my second interview after searching. Never give up. Its much easier to prove yourself on the job than in an interview, and interviews don't always paint the best picture.
TrotFox ADX
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I can't believe everyone on this post who applied hasn't heard ANYTHING!
justin.abney
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I still havent heard back about my interview...and from what it sounds like I was the only one in this thread from Atlanta that got one? I am not sure if anyone from my adx class got an interview or not.
Nothing at all. Not even a thanks, but no thanks. And I am local! And licensed! I am disappointed, for sure. I am applying everywhere I can. I hope that something will happen for me but I am going to have to take another kind of job. I've been trying to get a Dispatch job for about 4 months now. I am trying to be optimistic but it's hard. I don't want to sound like a whiner! I am just anxious to get a job before I forget what I have learned! I don't know what else I can do......
CPZ9900
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SkyWest typically has a class of new hires every April which means the job should be posted again in the near future should the cycle hold true. There is a lot of training going on right now so it may be pushed back a bit. They also prefer to hire those with experience but will hire newbies if it fits.
speedstick
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heard new hires have been informed and a class date set for mid march..
justin.abney
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Heard from whom?
justin.abney
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Ok I guess thats true, I just received my tentative job offer from xjt.
PlaneFan82
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Congrats!
Matthew White
What's our vector Victor?
Congrats man!
FlightController
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I've heard that there wi be possibly another class being posted as this class hasn't been nailed down to count yet - head between 11-17 now but could be more soon as well.
womanpilot73
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justin.abney said:
Congrats!