Just based on my experience, HR and Nigel both told me a notification date before and after my interview. I heard absolutely nothing until that date and the website never updated. It was a really long 3 weeks so I’m sorry you all are experiencing that.
United Hiring (again!)
- Thread starter manniax
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Just based on my experience, HR and Nigel both told me a notification date before and after my interview. I heard absolutely nothing until that date and the website never updated. It was a really long 3 weeks so I’m sorry you all are experiencing that.
Ultimately end up being good news or no?
It was good news for me but I did know others who had the same experience that were rejected.
Aviatenatoon
New Member
I was told that they would be sending out offers this week but not sure if the holiday changes that in any way.
bbmikej
Well-Known Member
This is aviation, what's a holiday?
AlphaBravoXray
New Member
The real question is if anyone has gotten an offer this week?
ScarletnCreamDX
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Offer has been extended to one at my airline.
gullwing93
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Got the call yesterday at about noon for a Feb 05 start.
dispatch.matthew2992
Active Member
I also got a call yesterday with an offer. Good luck to everyone! Fingers crossed
gullwing93
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So... anyone at United got any tips? I'm coming from Texas and am not super familiar with the Chicago area. Looks like it's a lot more expensive up there!
The suburbs around Arlington heights are definitely pricey
If you don't mind a commute. There are some cheaper places further away and in Northside chicago
I agree with Yurie. I think Arlington Heights and Des Plaines are crazy over priced for what you get.
Look to the west/ south west of Arlington heights.
Schaumburg
Aurora if you don’t mind a commute
And just the suburbs to the west. Don’t go east or or south of Arlington heights
BruceWayne
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I used a realtor to find an apartment to rent. They are free to use and they often find apartment/condo/townhomes available by individual landlords which are much more reasonably priced than company managed apartment complexes
manniax
Well-met in the Ka-tet
I would try and making generalized statements like this when giving advice on areas to move to. There are plenty of towns south and east of Arlington Heights that are nice. I don't know what prices are like there but one of those towns, Park Ridge, is well-known as a desirable suburb to live in.
Agreed. My grandparents live in Lockport. Great town in the SW suburbs. Although that's pretty far. Downers Grove, Naperville, and Bolingbrook are all pretty nice.
PHL_Approach
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I think you meant don't go south or east of Downtown? Don't go south and if you go east, well, you know...
I don't know that's why we're asking
