The term excellent compinsation
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The term excellent compinsation
Why is Northern Air Charter saying they are offering "excellent compinsation" in their job add when they are 15k below ACA's current offering?
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They actually reserve higher pay grades for candidates who can spell "compensation". How hard did you have to work to get around your spellcheck?leftoftrack wrote:Why is Northern Air Charter saying they are offering "excellent compinsation" in their job add when they are 15k below ACA's current offering?
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So spelling aside, 15k short of the competition aint excellent compinsation
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This is what we call marketing. It's a click bait and it worked with you, as you clicked on their job posting.
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leftoftrack, I do hope english is not your first language, someone even told you how to spell the word and your next post, it's still wrong. Also, "aint" aint a word, so you aint supposed to use it, sounds ridiculous, doesn't it.
As for excellent compensation, would you advertise as offering well below average pay? At least they didn't say it was industry average or above average pay, to them maybe they consider it, excellent!
Source, merriam dictionary; Although widely disapproved as nonstandard, and more common in the habitual speech of the less educated, ain't is flourishing in American English.
As for excellent compensation, would you advertise as offering well below average pay? At least they didn't say it was industry average or above average pay, to them maybe they consider it, excellent!
Source, merriam dictionary; Although widely disapproved as nonstandard, and more common in the habitual speech of the less educated, ain't is flourishing in American English.
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Wihle sepllnig may suond lkie it's ipmrotnat as lnog as all the ltetres of the wrod are psrent and the frsit and lsat lttres are in the rgiht sopt the barin wlil fguire out the word on its own.
I hope you didn't spend to much time in your life learning something that's done for you automatically
I hope you didn't spend to much time in your life learning something that's done for you automatically
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Like landing an airplane?leftoftrack wrote:Wihle sepllnig may suond lkie it's ipmrotnat as lnog as all the ltetres of the wrod are psrent and the frsit and lsat lttres are in the rgiht sopt the barin wlil fguire out the word on its own.
I hope you didn't spend to much time in your life learning something that's done for you automatically
I'll tell you what I tell my ten year old that gives me the same contrived, smart ass, poorly thought out responses:
Make sure you eat your vegetables and finish your homework.
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Ok Hero. You won the internet argument.
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Being careless in your spelling, grammar and sentence structure is being intellectually lazy in my opinion.
And intellectual laziness is not a prerequisite for being a professional pilot.
In my personal opinion of course.
And intellectual laziness is not a prerequisite for being a professional pilot.
In my personal opinion of course.
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I could not see anywhere , where left of track claimed to be a professional pilot.
From Wibster's new dictionary..."compinsation"
(N). A word used by non professional pilots , or dudes, under the age of 22, to refer to the scratch they will receive from a gig.
From Wibster's new dictionary..."compinsation"
(N). A word used by non professional pilots , or dudes, under the age of 22, to refer to the scratch they will receive from a gig.
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I'm guessing they have a little ADD. I could be wrong but they did miss the Forest through the trees.
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ACA upped the pay to fill spots at the new YMM base. As for NA, 85K is good money to fly a King Air with 15 days a month off guaranteed. There's room for improvement, but it beats Canwest by 14K. YMM is a shit tonne more expensive than YPE, and too far to drive. YPE decent houses start at 280K, you couldn't get a bachelor pad with a murphy bed in ymm for that.leftoftrack wrote:Why is Northern Air Charter saying they are offering "excellent compinsation" in their job add when they are 15k below ACA's current offering?