Bumblebee
Commodore
OK here's my personal 2c (this and a handgun might get you a car at an intersection...)
well let's go back to the list...shall we? (LOL)
*Zero checklist discipline
*Not briefing anything then looking at me when I say something because they are messing up
*Landing 5K-6K down the runway
*No understanding of how the WX radar works
*Being rude to FAs (They are part of the crew and it gives a clue about how you view you other co-workers)
*Not keeping DX in the loop.
*Being heavy handed on the controls and flying it like you are at an air show
*Having no clue what needs to get done with the crew has to deal with stuff. (Reroute in flight/ground everyone should know want needs to get done one guy shouldn't be doing all the work or having to tell the other guy what needs to be done.
The bolded are more than just personal preference...they are patently unsafe and should not go by unchallenged.
The italicized may show a lack of understanding as well as a lack of clear CRM and could lead to problems...not immediate, so probably best left to them to work out
The unedited portion is personal preference, and while it shows a lack of discipline or commitment to the finer points of professionalism, is merely an annoyance to me.
well let's go back to the list...shall we? (LOL)
*Zero checklist discipline
*Not briefing anything then looking at me when I say something because they are messing up
*Landing 5K-6K down the runway
*No understanding of how the WX radar works
*Being rude to FAs (They are part of the crew and it gives a clue about how you view you other co-workers)
*Not keeping DX in the loop.
*Being heavy handed on the controls and flying it like you are at an air show
*Having no clue what needs to get done with the crew has to deal with stuff. (Reroute in flight/ground everyone should know want needs to get done one guy shouldn't be doing all the work or having to tell the other guy what needs to be done.
The bolded are more than just personal preference...they are patently unsafe and should not go by unchallenged.
The italicized may show a lack of understanding as well as a lack of clear CRM and could lead to problems...not immediate, so probably best left to them to work out
The unedited portion is personal preference, and while it shows a lack of discipline or commitment to the finer points of professionalism, is merely an annoyance to me.