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Just got the call for an interview?

Wondering where to start?

Make the maximum impact at your next interview!

 

If you want to learn more about the interview process in a clear, well organised and easy to understand manner and win the interviewer's attention… then this could be the most important message you’ve read all year.

And the good news is – your job has just become a lot easier. You’ll soon discover how to improve your interview technique and make yourself more informed, more knowledgeable and most importantly more employable.

You won’t be sweating about whether or not you have covered everything because, after completing ‘the guide’, you’ll be confident in your ability to deliver. All you need is a simple formula to follow…a roadmap that’ll keep you on track while side-stepping the pitfalls.

And now it’s never been easier. Here’s how…

My name is Glen Solly… for the past fifteen years I’ve been practicing and explaining the secrets of ‘A Pilot's Guide to the Successful Interview’ to flight crew from around the world. People like you, whose next job relies on the success of your interview.

Let me ask you…

• Do you wonder where you went wrong in the last interview?

• Do you feel that you come across as uncertain, do you have difficulty expressing yourself?

• Do you start to break out in a sweat when asked the answer to questions you don’t know?

• Do you lack a plan of attack of how to prepare for the interview because “it’s just too hard”?

• Do you want to know how to prepare properly with advice from those who sit on interview panels?

• Do you have difficulty finding the right way and the right words to sell yourself?

Chances are, if you’re anything like other pilots I’ve talked to, you would have answered “yes” to many of the questions above.

And it’s not your fault! You see, the trouble is, you never get taught how to interview properly. For all your flight training, your proficiency skills and your technical knowledge you never get taught how to get the results that are intended. And without proper training, it's often a ‘learn-as-you-go’ process with the end result being an unsuccessful interview and the crushing feeling that goes with it. Every one of the pilots I have talked to has faced the same frustration, expense and let down as you ...because they were never taught a structured, logical process to make the interview easier.

I'm constantly amazed at the simple mistakes that are made by pilots at the interview -

• No knowledge about the company

• Poor presentation

• When asked “Why should we employ you” they couldn’t answer in any meaningful way

• Poor knowledge about their current aircraft

• Log book not up to date

And pilots tell me things like:

• "I couldn’t remember what the rules were for coming below my Lowest Safe Altitude (LSALT). How could I forget something so easy?"

• "When they asked me why I wanted to work for them I just said that I needed the job and I had to get out of GA.”

• "What is it that they want from me?"

• "I find it hard to concentrate in the interview."

• "How do I make a better impression?"

• "I find it hard to think up constructive, to-the-point, answers."

• "I didn’t really want to work for them anyway."

• "I never know what to put in my resume."

• "I was so nervous. When I picked up the glass of water I spilt it over the table."

The simple truth is that the airline doesn't want to hear about your qualifications! They already have them in your CV. They want to know about what qualities you have and how they will benefit the airline when they employ you and will you fit the company profile!

All you have to do is apply a proven, structured, step-by-step process, and follow a few simple rules. That’s it! There’s nothing mysterious about it. Just follow the formula and you can easily produce powerful interview techniques time after time. Techniques which get you the results you want. It really is this simple.

What does surprise people is that these problems are actually quick and easy to overcome.

CRM and being part of a Team

This valuable 12 page guide will give you an insight into crew resource management and how it applies to the interview.

You can go back time and time again to this valuable FREE resource.

This valuable Guide will help you to answer questions on CRM in the interview – even if you operate single pilot.

 

 

Now - if you are getting interested about the idea of knowing what the structure of your interview will be and how to answer some of those difficult questions, as well as being prepared for the interview, but are worried you won't be able to afford your own updated copy of A Pilot's Guide to the Successful Interview, let me put your mind at ease right now…

In fact, let me make it very simple for you to take advantage of this information right now. I’m going to give you another free gift along with the Pilot's Guide to the Successful Interview and the CRM Guide.

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A Pilot's Guide to the Simulator Check

Don't be classed as a 'training risk'! Look at this invaluable resource, ten pages of tips and hints -

• Reference sections that will assist your preparation

Simulator feel

• Simulator graphics

• Five best ways to prepare for the ‘sim’

• What you can do to help yourself

• Simulator resources

 

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