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JSadly this career is filled with petty and pathetic people. It’s amazing some of these people are controlling the lives of hundreds or...
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JFuck that person, don't feel bad. I once had to narc on a person and I don't feel bad about it one bit, and I ain't no narc. Just...
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JThreats at work? That’s unacceptable. Burn that bitch to the ground. Stand up for yourself.
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332andBelow replied to the thread Enroute Class pass rate.yah I guess it did. Unless the placement guys had sympathy and left them 1 Miami. 50ish precent was pretty standard for lots of Classes...
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Oh_Horizon replied to the thread Enroute Class pass rate.It sounds like a great list to me, but didnt it get shorted to just 2 ZTLs and 2 ZMEs? Also, 5 people flunking. That's really rough. -
FClass that had evals Thursday and Monday (thanks to the sudden holiday) 4/9 passed. Their list was Atlanta, Atlanta, Memphis, Memphis...
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DO NOT DO THIS!!! It is illegal, not usable against anyone no matter what they did or said and will get the person recording in hot... -
332andBelow replied to the thread Enroute Class pass rate.Nice list
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NNl1 replied to the thread Enroute Class pass rate.Any reason for the 4/9?
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Class that had evals Thursday and Monday (thanks to the sudden holiday) 4/9 passed. Their list was Atlanta, Atlanta, Memphis, Memphis... -
SThat’s just how it works. Say there are 10 class members, then there are 10 facilities in need on your list. Those facilities are...
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SKnow-nothing here. Why would a facility fall off the list just because a couple people failed out?
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Ttwemlowhoratio replied to the thread Enroute Class pass rate.Class that had evals Thursday and Monday (thanks to the sudden holiday) 4/9 passed. Their list was Atlanta, Atlanta, Memphis, Memphis...
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I guess leave the briefing button on would not be illegal 😂 -
Aatcta replied to the thread Hiring Bid FAA-ATO-20-ALLSRCE-65607.I didn't realize that this was probably bad at the time, but for the employer questionnaire my supervisor said she didn't want to make a...
