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I had a great interview experience with Envoy. They did a fantastic job conducting the whole interview process and everyone there was welcoming and friendly. I do believe that if they have called you in for an interview they are planning on offering you the job and it is truly yours to lose. With that being said however, I would highly recommend preparing like it was a checkride or a major airline interview. Show up well dressed (nothing too flashy) and conduct yourself like anyone you meet in the building could decide whether you get hired or not (be professional). For HR I and the technical I used the study guide from this website which was very accurate as to what they ask you (especially the first 100 questions). I also studied the Jepp user guide. I would also recommend practicing briefing Jepp plates in order of a flight. for example: start at ORD, read METAR/TAF (do you need alternate) brief taxi route, hotspots LAHSO, takeoff mins etc, then brief the SID, then enroute chart, MORA, MOCA, MEA, etc, then STAR...
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Jun 12, 2025
The study guide is very appropriate. If you study this guide and study the Jepp charts/legends, you will be prepared on the knowledge side. The timeline that others have reported is accurate, as far as how the day flows. My personal profile for getting hired: I've been Air Force flight crew for 13 years; nine of those years as a navigator, and that's why I'm flying for a regional first. I am not a CFI and 90% of my flying has been Air Force. I fly an Air Force 767-200. Most of my study... -
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Jun 11, 2025
Great experience was just like everyone else's experience. Asked Jeppesen knowledge on airport diagram, STAR, SID, en route. Mine was all DFW others people got ORD or BOS. HR questions asked, (view the study guide of this website). Technical questions asked holding speeds, Speed limits, alternate rules, how long your temp certificate is good for, how long to notify when you move, something that can be inop on the MEL, medical duration, takeoff mins for DFW RW 35R assuming we have ops... -
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Jun 11, 2025
The experience with the Envoy interview was quite pleasurable. Everyone is there to have a nice time and get to know you, not to intimidate you. The day started early at the hotel. Be sure to have everything ready to go when you leave the hotel; you won’t be going back. The shuttle leaves the hotel around 6:20. A recommendation would be to get down to the lobby early and talk among the other folks you’ll be interviewing with, as you’ll be with them all day. Remember to be... -
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Jun 10, 2025
Shuttle picks you up at 6:20, head to headquarters. Very friendly environment. Interview lasted about 20-25 minutes but was nothing out of the ordinary. Had maybe 7 or 8 HR questions and roughly 20 or so Jepp chart questions. Basic IFR and Jepp chart knowledge is a MUST. Just relax and answer correctly. Overall was a great... -
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Jun 10, 2025
Similar to the posts, before shuttle picks you up at 6:20, interview 20-30 technical questions, IFR, Jepp chart questions. IFR and Jepp chart knowledge is a MUST. quick rapid-fire alternating between HR and technical. and 5 HR questions. study the introduction to Jeppesen charts they sent you and the study guide in this website. Best of... -
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Jun 05, 2025
I had a great interview experience with Envoy. They did a fantastic job conducting the whole interview process and everyone there was welcoming and friendly. I do believe that if they have called you in for an interview they are planning on offering you the job and it is truly yours to lose. With that being said however, I would highly recommend preparing like it was a checkride or a major airline interview. Show up well dressed (nothing too flashy) and conduct yourself like anyone you meet... -
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Jun 05, 2025
Overall had a great experience with the interview process. They did an excellent job making everyone feel comfortable and accepted into the environment. Shuttle picked us up at 06:20, we arrived around 06:45, once in the building we got our paperwork and logbooks together and put in our breakfast orders in (burritos were pretty good!). We started with a company powerpoint which took somewhere around an hour or so. We were then taken one by one for interviews, which are about 30 minutes each.... -
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Jun 02, 2025
Overall a very enjoyable and smooth experience. You arrive the afternoon/evening prior and stay in a Hotel about 20min from HDQ. Refer to the email attachments they send you through the whole process, especially relating to documents to bring and signing up for the hotel shuttle. Morning of the interview your shuttle leaves at 6:20, we arrived probably 30 minutes before the recruiting team was ready. They bring you to a conference room and give you a powerpoint briefing on the company, then... -
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May 22, 2025
The entire day was as everyone else had said on here, Shuttle picked us up at 6:20, We got to the headquarters and dropped off our paperwork and documents. They then walked us to another room for a short presentation on the company and their benefits and what not. Afterwards we waited around for maybe an hour and a half for them to call us in for interviews. The interview was surprisingly quick, they rotate between technical and HR questions during the process. I got asked maybe 40 technical... -
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May 22, 2025
We caught our shuttle from the hotel and arrived at the training center. The HR reps and recruiters who met us in the lobby were very welcoming and friendly. They took our logbooks and documents to review and had us choose a breakfast item from a menu (burrito was a good option). We then went upstairs into a conference room, the recruiters introduced themselves and put everyone at ease. They then gave us a presentation on the company and benefits. Once that was done, we went through some...
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