Some Delta Application Pointers

The Goodyear blimp job sucks? I would have bought it was the best blimp gig in the country. What are the negatives? Who’s the best to work for in blimps?
 
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Cherokee_Cruiser said:
"the product" argument is nothing more than sounding suck up to a company in order of hopes to work there. Save that for the interviewer, not for your daily colleagues. Products come and go. 9/11 or 2008 happen, and the cabin product starts to suck. The economy picks up again in the good times, the airlines invest in their onboard product. You're a pilot, go look at the contract, bases, flying type, pay, QOL. "A product you believe in" will change in a heartbeat in the future if the economy/financials dictate. Look at Spirit, they went from being an absolute crap product to now soon offering wifi fleet wide with improved customer service in general. Or look at Virgin, arguably the best domestic product when it came out in 2007 and today it doesn't exist.
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And now we’re giving career advice.

This thread delivers. Comedy!

(Desperately searching for your thoughts on Jetblue, FDX, United, etc... MySQL daemon be workin’ HOT)
 
I didn't call @Stone Cold himself a suck up, I said the product answer is a suck up. Come on now :) But I'm not gonna give anymore insight for free. You can find the details of what I offer once I open up my interview consulting business. My key tag line will be "don't interview like an airline pilot!" And how pilots are type A/alpha male types and how it comes off wrong or aggressive, but don't worry because my program will help you interview properly.
 
Again, I ask you to stop playing “Turk 182” and trying to play the role of “hero of the people” because you’re giving out specious career advice.

And you’ve wondered why that phone hasn’t been ringing from the other airlines you’ve applied to. Look within.
 
Derg said:
Again, I ask you to stop playing “Turk 182” and trying to play the role of “hero of the people” because you’re giving out specious career advice.

And you’ve wondered why that phone hasn’t been ringing from the other airlines you’ve applied to. Look within.
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A Turk 182 reference is Jedi level. I thought I was the only one who saw that.
 
Cherokee_Cruiser said:
I didn't call @Stone Cold himself a suck up, I said the product answer is a suck up. Come on now :) But I'm not gonna give anymore insight for free. You can find the details of what I offer once I open up my interview consulting business. My key tag line will be "don't interview like an airline pilot!" And how pilots are type A/alpha male types and how it comes off wrong or aggressive, but don't worry because my program will help you interview properly.
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I've flown almost a million miles on the Air Line we're talking about. I think I'll stick to I like the product and how they treat people over your blabber. Thanks for trying to educate me, though. I'm still new to flying. :bounce::bounce:
 
I suppose you don’t want an autographed copy of his book “How to Not Get A Job You’re Applying For Without Even Trying” :)

Reminds me of an old DFW from a flight about 15 years ago. Flight attendant walks up to a person sitting in first class and says “You’re big like a wrestler, you should really look into it” “I”m good!” “No really, you should really look into it!” Meanwhile, it’s actually Stone Cold Steve Austin.
 
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