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The video interview was pretty standard. All the Yes/No Qs. Asked about how I build in customer service each day/ TMAAT you gave good customer service... I can't remember which one of those questions it was, but I had the same answer for both. Also asked how do I prepare for a flight the night before... things you'll find on the study guide. I wore a suit and made the best impression I could. Interviewer said it was important to exercise good emotional intelligence with the Owners. Be very dialed in when it comes to understanding people and 'reading the room'. You can demonstrate this on the video call as you interact with the interviewer. I think this part of the interview is very important because... Most people who are...
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Nov 12, 2024
Exactly like all the other reviews on here say, very laid back and one on one with HR rep. Tell me about your flying career (did my TMAY starting with getting my pilot slot) Why NJ Excellent Customer Service example How would you ensure a safety culture at NJ TMAAT difficult issue you and how you resolved it (told an EP story) Then bunch of yes or no questions. Only last 20 mins. Waiting to hear back about part... -
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Nov 05, 2024
Review the information on AviationInterviews.com; you will have enough to know what to expect throughout the process. My experience..... I applied twice before this and received the automated TBNT. Following the two rejection emails, I got my ATP and reapplied. This earned an invite for a phone interview, which arrived in my inbox the next day. The video Teams call was structured and professional (wear a suit), with a welcoming tone. We reviewed eligibility (logbook... -
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Oct 28, 2024
Teams Interview (view the study guide of this website). How did you get into aviation? TMMAT when you used CRM. Tell me how you ensure safety. Where did you get your certificates? What is your total time? What is your multi time? Do you have any incidents or accidents on your record? Do you have any issues with getting into Canada or any DUIs on your record? What do you know about... -
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Oct 28, 2024
Submitted my resume and received a call back the next day. Scheduled a Teams interview for the following week. The interviewer was nice. A few questions about my logbook. Questions about what do I think safety is or what do I think great customer service is. Then the usual, any checkride failures, incidents, etc. I have a tailstrike on my record from flight instructing. A student bopped the tail on the ground. No damage. She said it would take several weeks longer for them to look into it... -
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Oct 24, 2024
The process goes exactly like what other reviews have said so I wanted to focus on a few key elements that I feel led to an offer. Be yourself, be genuine, be honest and have questions prepared, not for the purpose of having something to say but to genuinely learn more about the company because you want to learn more. There seems to be a misnomer that if you make it past the initial interview and go to CMH that all they want to see is how you handle the sim. That is not the case. You can do... -
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Oct 23, 2024
Teams interview was pleasant and professional. It began with Megan asking me to talk about my flying employment history from the beginning, and describe why I left each position. Then she asked about the difference between good and exceptional customer service, and examples of a time I provided exceptional customer service. Then we talked about how I handled a difficult customer or coworker, and how that got resolved. She asked if I had any checkride or training failures, and I described the... -
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Oct 22, 2024
Teams Interview- TMAAT questions, (view the study guide of this website). Sim- Citation Longitude. Pretty straight forward. Memorize the callouts, use CRM. Have the PM handle the call to Dispatch when needing to divert back to EWR. We broke out and landed. Doesn't seem like they expect you to be perfect. More so are you trainable, did you put in the effort to study, do you have a clue how to read the SID and Approach plates and talk with ATC. My sim wasn't perfect by any means, but I... -
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Oct 22, 2024
Submitted my application, had the Teams interview a few weeks later. Was a pleasant interview asking my background, how I got into aviation, TMAAT, and many safety related questions. Was invited to the in-person interview at the end of the teams interview. The onsite interview was a great look into working for NetJets, they truly roll out the red carpet for you. They will divide you into groups and this will determine the agenda order for the day. My group did logbook review first, HR... -
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Oct 17, 2024
The TEAMS interview is professional and straight forward. TMAAT questions and just getting to know who you are. The in person an SIM evaluation is a great experience. NETJETS makes sure you are comfortable and really treats you well. All the previous comments on the actual sim ride are spot on. I heard back from my recruiter 3 weeks after the in person. Excited to get... -
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Oct 17, 2024
Phone screen is why Netjets and customer service/safety. Try to tie every single question back to customer service and safety. This is my 2nd time applying and I didn’t get invited to the inperson after my first phone screen. Make sure you have good internet and good lighting as well. For the inperson they fly you to Columbus. They sent me my packet the morning I flew out around 9:00 so I spent the plane ride studying the callouts. Make sure you share your info with your sim partner...
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