Sorry if there's already been a thread on this but I couldn't find any updated posts.
I've already done an interview with my Skipper (who I've flown with before) and an O-6 from another command that my LCPO got me in touch with so I'd have a few out-of-command, higher ranking Interviewers for my package. Man, I don't know how long it's been that I've done sit down, semi-formal interviews with someone I had never met but dear God, it feels like an awkward first date at times.
interviewer: "So, what sort of activities do you do in your off-duty time?"
Me who works overnights in maintenance with just enough time to do household chores, workout, and sleep before the next shift: ?
I still have a few more interviews left and I am definitely going to write out answers to potential questions to get better wording. For example, I was explaining struggling with science courses in university and then later on thought "shit, I should have mentioned how I've improved my technical knowledge from working on jets and getting my private pilot's license". Had way more of those moments that I would've liked.
Anyone have any tips or care to share your own interview experiences (good, bad, neutral)?
I've already done an interview with my Skipper (who I've flown with before) and an O-6 from another command that my LCPO got me in touch with so I'd have a few out-of-command, higher ranking Interviewers for my package. Man, I don't know how long it's been that I've done sit down, semi-formal interviews with someone I had never met but dear God, it feels like an awkward first date at times.
interviewer: "So, what sort of activities do you do in your off-duty time?"
Me who works overnights in maintenance with just enough time to do household chores, workout, and sleep before the next shift: ?
I still have a few more interviews left and I am definitely going to write out answers to potential questions to get better wording. For example, I was explaining struggling with science courses in university and then later on thought "shit, I should have mentioned how I've improved my technical knowledge from working on jets and getting my private pilot's license". Had way more of those moments that I would've liked.
Anyone have any tips or care to share your own interview experiences (good, bad, neutral)?