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I have been to three other interviews, with offers, and this by far was the best experience for me. I arrived the day before on Northwest Airlines, space positive, which was good because both of my connections had people on standby and I had a seat. Express One provides information for the Radisson $55/night and they will pick you up at the airport and also take you to the interview and back to the airport. I had a room with a ceiling that leaked and woke me up at 12:30, lucky I had another bed in the room to move to, the Radisson was real good to me and gave me the room for free, which was fair. I read somewhere else where you need earplugs, the reason I found out is that at 3:45 am FedEx starts taking off one after the other it is beautiful, like a symphony, but does prohibit sleep for about an hour. At 8:00 I met some others in the lobby catching the shuttle to the interview. Once I got to the office there were eight of us interviewing, I had the lowest total time. Three guys had 121 experiences, the others 135. Once we got to the corporate head quarters we sat in the lobby for a couple of minutes and then we went to a conference room where we parked our belongings and were taken on a quick tour of the office, men’s room, coffee, it is nice space and everyone that worked there seemed really happy and upbeat, which is why I really like Express One. We were then given a company overview and an HR overview and given a 50 question multiply choice test over the Commercial Written, I forgot to ask my score. Some people finished paperwork and then we waited for our turn to interview. While we waited they fed us a very nice lunch.
A Captain and an HR representative conducted the Interview. They asked very fair questions that we should all know at this point that I will not cover but they were very friendly and seemed very happy to meet and they were probably the most professional people that I have met in all my interviews.
If they offer you a job they call you the next day and I was lucky enough to be offered an opportunity to fly for them. Training starts the next week, but usually it seems it starts about 2-3 weeks after the interview.