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Read Page 1 ... were brought back to the waiting area. I was first for the interview. I was brought by the HR person to a small room where there was a small round table. It was the HR rep, two first officers (one being the individual who provided the earlier brief), and myself. Introductions were completed with me being last. I provided my 5 min, tell me about yourself speech. HR started the questions with what got you into flying. I was asked to provide a wavetop brief of my resume. Next was "tell me a time you had a conflict with a coworker." HR then had 10 rapid fire questions. Every question that was asked was on this website. I reviewed the questions the night before the interview in the hotel. Answer what you can. If you don't know, just say so. They don't provide any feedback during the interview. Next came the FO. He asked me to brief an approach. He handed me a paper and had mil approach on one side, and Jeppesen on the other. They don't care which one you use. Next came the other FO. He asked me a question about "you are in the plane as...
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Nov 22, 2024
Great Experience! Flown in the night before and stayed by the Mall of America. Shuttled to the interview around 7:15. Started off with a presentation of the company and then we were interviewed individually. Interview lasted around an hour. Everything was straight forward and nothing tricky. Everything was spot on from the study guide. I’m looking forward to working for this great... -
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Nov 19, 2024
I took the hotel shuttle directly to the Delta complex at 7:15 AM. An HR employee greeted me and took me to a room where they collected my documents and logbook for review. I waited in the room for about 30 minutes. Then, someone came to get me, and I had an interview with an HR representative and a pilot. They checked some information from my logbook and then started the TMAT (Tell Me About a Time) questions. There were three questions, and then we moved on to technical questions. The... -
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Nov 18, 2024
As the others have stated. Pretty straightforward with logbook review, tell me about yourself, TMAAT, 12 rapid fire technical, and brief approach and TAF/METAR. Looks like they are trying to grow back to 2000 pilots from the 1500 they currently have. Looking very optimistic as far as growth and job security. Great... -
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Nov 13, 2024
Started off with taking my logbook, Took about 20 minutes going through it, some questions on it like wheres your multi time, some tips about e logbook etc. HR questions were asked, nothing thats not here on the website, Capt is high and fast type. Technical questions probably 10, zero fuel weight, stall speed with altitude. Lastly an approach ILS Burlington VT, brief it, they had taf and metar asked me read, printed with specific alternate and asked if we need an... -
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Nov 12, 2024
This website prepared me very very for the interview. Phone screening was very cordial, less than 20 minutes of a phone call. Offered on-site interview, due to work commitments & still being active duty Military, I needed to delay the in-person interview for about 4 weeks from the phone interview date. No problems from them & they accommodated the request. Received email details for in person interview & requirements. Initially felt like I needed to have a lot of paperwork &... -
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Nov 05, 2024
First portion of the interview was 10 or so rapid fire questions, (view the study guide of this website). The study guide was good prep. After that was the HR portion with a few TMAAT questions; TMAAT you had to make a connection with someone and how you did it? Has that ever not worked for you? Again, the study guide was good prep. Last portion was briefing the RNAV into JFK. A few general questions at the end, what's the MSA, what's the FAF, mins, mins with ALS inop, and what are... -
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Oct 25, 2024
Just as advertised! I was well prepared with this site for my DEC interview. The TMAT and rapid fire portion were spot on. Briefed approach and read meter/taf. Do you need alternate based on arrival time in taf. Asked about 25 mile safe altitude for approach plate. What is it based on: navaid. Highest... -
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Oct 21, 2024
Interview is exactly as described in previous entries. From start to finish the entire process was about 3 hours. We first started with a document and logbook review. Once all of the flight time is verified, you are given a presentation by the FO who will conduct the technical portion of your interview. Following the presentation the actual interview was broken down into the following: HR (TMAAT questions), 12 rapid fire questions, and a scenerio in which you must decode a TAF, METAR, and... -
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Oct 17, 2024
Much like all the other reviews the interview was a great experience overall. The flight and hotel were exactly as others stated. The morning of I showed to the lobby approximately 10 minutes early for the 7:15 shuttle. The Captain that was in my interview showed up in the lobby as well as the first officer that would later give me the brief on the company. Standard pleasantries were exchanged but they didn't seem to open to conversation and it seemed that they were under some guidance to... -
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Oct 17, 2024
Endeavor came to my college campus and interviewed 4 candidates in 1-hour slots in a conference room starting at 7:30 am. At least 1 person received a CJO. The interview was bare-bones without any surprises. I arrived 15 minutes early and the interview began with a brief logbook review where I left the room for 15 minutes. Then the "tell me about a time" portion started followed by "How would you handle xyz situation" and finally, a 10-question rapid fire portion. There...
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