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As expected the day began at exactly 0645 with the shuttle ride from the La Quinta hotel to Envoy headquarters. Upon arrival we were greeted and escorted into a room to sign in and place our lunch orders. We were then taken to a conference room upstairs where they took our log books and the original documents which they had requested copies of via email a couple weeks before the interview. We then sat through a presentation with a recruiter telling us about the company while our documents were being reviewed. They then began to pull us out of the room individually for combined HR and technical interviews. The HR questions included the usual “tell me about a time when” and “what would you do if the captain...” questions. (view the study guide of this website). The technical questions were rapid fire. Know... Continue Reading this Interview Experience
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Sep 21, 2023 The interview was straightforward, they asked me 5 HR questions and 20-30 technical questions (took about 30 mins). All of the questions they asked were in the study guide so as long as you study what is on here you will do... Continue reading this interview experience
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Sep 20, 2023 Envoy does a great job and streamed lined process, however there is a lot of sitting and waiting. Everyone else's experience is spot on and helped me tremendously. Know your Jepp plates inside and out. Symbols like: radar vectors, east/west gate at Ohare airport diagram (top 3rd of the plate near the hangars), know where to look for speeds and altitude restrictions for the SID/STARS, when to continue to descend on approach (whats needed), ifr mins / fuels / airspace speeds and... Continue reading this interview experience
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Sep 15, 2023 Like everyone else is saying, study this gouge. If you’re an out of towner, they’ll fly you out there and put you in the hotel the night before. Shuttle generally leaves anywhere from 6:00-6:30, but the front desk manager is well aware of the interviews so ask him/her if you have any logistics questions. You have the option to order breakfast in the waiting room at Envoy but most of us ate at the hotel. Expect to be a part of a group of 5 or so people. Wear a suit and tie. After... Continue reading this interview experience
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Sep 12, 2023 Experience was much like the gouges on here. Make sure you are very precisely detailed on all the paperwork and to-do items. It's a lot of work but it's part of their selection process I think. Us 6 applicants met in the lobby and waited for the 0620 LaQuinta shuttle to Envoy. At Envoy we stayed in the waiting room until 0730. They took our breakfast orders, and some of us took our time to check our paperwork. We went up to the conference room and received a presentation on the company. They... Continue reading this interview experience
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Sep 06, 2023 Whole day was very straightforward. Started in a conference room with all of the candidates for a company presentation. Then we were pulled out one by one for interviews. Interview was about 30 minutes and covered exactly what was outlined on here. Shortly after I was told that I succeeded on the interview, then they took me for a drug test and finger print and then I was on my... Continue reading this interview experience
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Aug 30, 2023 Wear a suit, arrive early, be respectful. 5 HR questions (tell me about you) and around 30 Technical ones (straightforward, none were tricks). Jeppessen questions are all from the legend or depicted textually on the chart. You will never have to guess. Side note, the drug test is at the VERY END so do not try and “hold it” in expectation of being called back. Five of us made that accident and made MANY bathroom trips lol. They are all very professional at Envoy and do a great job... Continue reading this interview experience
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Aug 22, 2023 If you study the questions on here you will pass, that's it. They want to hire you, they just want to gauge how able they think you are to pass training. Interviewers were friendly and to the point. About 30 technical and 5-10 HR which really broke up the rapid fire technical portion. They were definitely rapid fire but study and you'll get them easily, I was not surprised by anything they asked... Continue reading this interview experience
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Aug 21, 2023 They walked me in and there was an HR individual and a Technical individual. They went back and forth after briefly introducing themselves. It was not as rapid fire as I was anticipating, but took less than an hour. For every HR question, it appear there were between five (5) and seven (7) technical questions. I was asked about a DFW SID, a DFW STAR, and an ILS into DFW. I was asked about holding speeds, maximum authorized speeds in different airspaces, MEA changeover points, MEA... Continue reading this interview experience
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Aug 21, 2023 The gouge on this website was spot on. They fly you out to Dallas the day before the interview (if you don't already live there). The next morning, we were all downstairs by 6:05am and the shuttle picked us up at 6:20am. We were then put into a room where breakfast orders were taken. After a bit of waiting, we were taken upstairs into a conference room where we were given our paperwork in a folder and fixed any errors that had to be fixed. Then, we were given a presentation of Envoy and... Continue reading this interview experience
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Aug 17, 2023 Envoy runs a very efficient interview process. The logistics are all coordinated through their recruiting team. Simply follow the instructions provided in the email and you'll have everything you need. The gouge is spot on. I studied every question. The HR questions are straightforward and inline with what is posted on this site's gouge under HR. The technical portion is designed to judge your ability to get through ATP and Envoy's training. Heavy focus on the Jeppesen charts. The... Continue reading this interview experience
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