L3rad5chmidt said:
Your leads should go over what’s important but get every point possible leading into radar is one you’ll hear a lot, which is true, my class had someone pass with a 70.54 so points can save you. For radar: there’s not really a secret formula for success. You show up and run the problems, ask questions on stuff you don’t understand and try not to make the same mistakes over again. If you can understand the radar scope and what situations require what solutions you’ll be fine and should be able to pass.
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32andBelow said:
Really if you show up confidently in the first 5 minutes and sound like you know what you’re doing the evaluator will sit back and lose interest. If you come in all shaky, even if you don’t make a mistake the evaluator will be staring at every move
I don’t know how true that is…….
Michaelayala said:
Please share any insight for us
Know your rules. Get EVERY point you can get. Stay in your books. I went in with 32.47 pts, and had I not... I wouldn’t have passed. I ended up passing with like a 74 or 75. I made a 33 on my first eval. The points I had going in left me to average 69’s, which isn’t terrible.
Also, if you completely bomb your first eval, let it go. I cried the first day, and the second day picked myself up. After my second problem I came in the room and told the guys I was getting this fucking job. Be positive. Be unstoppable. Be confident.
A guy in my class that went in with less points, bombed first problem, needed two 87’s and passed ahead of me. I say this to say it’s possible. Just let that shit go.
The problems won’t be anything you won’t know how to do.