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MikeD · August 26th, 2004, 00:41

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And what in your vast experience in the airline industry supports this proposition you make?

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What ever Bro...

petemoss, look around you'll find some good success stories.

Just remember this; You'll receive alot of different opinions on this subject, just use all the negative energy that people use to put you down as fuel to scrub it right in their face when you do succeed. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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I would venture to say that 15 year old being called on for giving a 47 year old advice on a serious life changing career move warrants more than a "whatever bro". This decision is one that takes a little more study about the ins and outs of what needs to be done, not just a "go for it"

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This thread had no responses for quite a time, the only response I found was the joke by Mr Penguin(which is cool). By Pete's reply I can tell he realley wanted a serious answer. all I did was Tried to help a fellow member by encouraging him to go for his goals, and using my knowledge from what ive learned from the PEOPLE IVE TALKED TO HERE. and to MAKE HIM THINK SERIOSULY ABOUT JETCAREERS AND THAT WE OR THE PEOPLE HERE ARE HERE TO HELP. Not make jokes. And I GET Flammed for doing that? by the way Good Luck!

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One explanation so as not to ruin his thread:

Simple as this: I understand the desire to be positive, and that's cool. But this scenario is one that takes more than just a simple answer, it takes an informed answer. Let's say that someone started a thread saying that they were going to go interview with Southwest or Delta, and wanted advice on what to expect. Even though I may possess knowlege of the interview process for each airline based on what "I've learned from people I've talked to" (and some of my own experience); I'd let them give the answer, because I, regardless of what I've heard/learned, don't really know the answer; and I definately don't have the current gouge on the subject. So I'd be doing a disservice trying to answer the question at all considering the other audience members of the board, since the question is far more indepth than a yes-or-no question.

August 26th, 2004, 00:41	#22
MikeD Administrator Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Pinal Airpark Posts: 6,897	Re: Looking for a success story [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] And what in your vast experience in the airline industry supports this proposition you make? [/ QUOTE ] What ever Bro... petemoss, look around you'll find some good success stories. Just remember this; You'll receive alot of different opinions on this subject, just use all the negative energy that people use to put you down as fuel to scrub it right in their face when you do succeed. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [/ QUOTE ] I would venture to say that 15 year old being called on for giving a 47 year old advice on a serious life changing career move warrants more than a "whatever bro". This decision is one that takes a little more study about the ins and outs of what needs to be done, not just a "go for it" [/ QUOTE ] This thread had no responses for quite a time, the only response I found was the joke by Mr Penguin(which is cool). By Pete's reply I can tell he realley wanted a serious answer. all I did was Tried to help a fellow member by encouraging him to go for his goals, and using my knowledge from what ive learned from the PEOPLE IVE TALKED TO HERE. and to MAKE HIM THINK SERIOSULY ABOUT JETCAREERS AND THAT WE OR THE PEOPLE HERE ARE HERE TO HELP. Not make jokes. And I GET Flammed for doing that? by the way Good Luck! [/ QUOTE ] One explanation so as not to ruin his thread: Simple as this: I understand the desire to be positive, and that's cool. But this scenario is one that takes more than just a simple answer, it takes an informed answer. Let's say that someone started a thread saying that they were going to go interview with Southwest or Delta, and wanted advice on what to expect. Even though I may possess knowlege of the interview process for each airline based on what "I've learned from people I've talked to" (and some of my own experience); I'd let them give the answer, because I, regardless of what I've heard/learned, don't really know the answer; and I definately don't have the current gouge on the subject. So I'd be doing a disservice trying to answer the question at all considering the other audience members of the board, since the question is far more indepth than a yes-or-no question.