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Stone Cold · May 27th, 2006, 01:56

The Dude, don't get too huffy..you are getting some very valuable feedback. Think of it as things not to do next time.

Wheelsup, yes it's all in the FAA database, including his personal info, which all adds up.

The Dude, now, look on the FAA's website and I'll show you why not to put all this personal stuff on here. If you need the link, it is here: https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airm...ry/default.asp

You might want to get a Moderator to delete some of this personal stuff on here, just to help yourself out.

What do you need to have explicated? When you apply some place, it's not a good thing to include a recommendation from somebody that recommends you for a different job. Also, if you failed a checkride, or three, don't try to explain it away, or worse, argue about it in an e-mail you are sending out to a prospective employer...see DE727UPS's upgrade thread ( http://www.jetcareers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27607) to see how to handle adverse checkride situations. Don't ever send any correspondence to any possible future employer with any arguing or negative input about any checkride or former employer.

Good luck out there.

TX

May 27th, 2006, 01:56	#13
Stone Cold Old Skool Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: SE US Posts: 2,927	Re: XJT Preperation The Dude, don't get too huffy..you are getting some very valuable feedback. Think of it as things not to do next time. Wheelsup, yes it's all in the FAA database, including his personal info, which all adds up. The Dude, now, look on the FAA's website and I'll show you why not to put all this personal stuff on here. If you need the link, it is here: https://amsrvs.registry.faa.gov/airm...ry/default.asp You might want to get a Moderator to delete some of this personal stuff on here, just to help yourself out. What do you need to have explicated? When you apply some place, it's not a good thing to include a recommendation from somebody that recommends you for a different job. Also, if you failed a checkride, or three, don't try to explain it away, or worse, argue about it in an e-mail you are sending out to a prospective employer...see DE727UPS's upgrade thread ( http://www.jetcareers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27607) to see how to handle adverse checkride situations. Don't ever send any correspondence to any possible future employer with any arguing or negative input about any checkride or former employer. Good luck out there. TX Last edited by E_Dawg; May 28th, 2006 at 22:26.