when a tree falls in the forest does anybody hear

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ballstothewall69
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when a tree falls in the forest does anybody hear

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those who want to work this summer Driving AC to apply. They are looking outside of the company for those hires. It is a top of the line company, good working conditions .

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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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Yeah, you said that already. :roll:
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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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Yes? It's true..... And if you choose to ignor the the heads up thats fine... The industry is slowing down, and it looks like that's the case! I've worked there in the past and have very good sources. The best way to get their attention is calling them. A great opertunity for those who dare.

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Okay, fine... thanks for the heads up. It's just the first time ballstothewall69 posted this, there was a very sarcastic tone it seemed. Maybe I'm wrong. Whatever. :|
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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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You made me go back to his first post J.A.C. to try and feel the tone.

I'm not catching any sarcasm myself.

As for the grammer, well thats' anuthor storie. Carl, dood, go by yoorself a dictionery.
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ballstothewall69 wrote: It is a top of the line company, good working conditions and excellent managment.
"It's a top of the line Company, with excellent aircraft. You can't go wrong."


Hmmmm... the lines from the first and second thread. I sense it, but I guess I could just be assuming the worst because of the trolls that usually go on. I take it back... :?
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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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Detecting tone in an e-mail or a forum is definitely a tricky thing, that's for sure J.A.C.

I figure either:

A) Carl's been drinking the Kool-aid and believes everything he's writing, or

B) Carl's the owner of Transwest.

Either way, he needs a dictionary.
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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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Anybody else get an invite to the spring groundschool for an entry level position?
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Whats an entry level position? Did they give you a job description?
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skywardbound wrote:Anybody else get an invite to the spring groundschool for an entry level position?
That Ground School is for the ramp... nothing to do about aircraft besides how to load the bags etc.... and a few years back not all people who showed up to go to the "Ground School" were offered jobs....
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Captain X wrote:
skywardbound wrote:Anybody else get an invite to the spring groundschool for an entry level position?
That Ground School is for the ramp... nothing to do about aircraft besides how to load the bags etc.... and a few years back not all people who showed up to go to the "Ground School" were offered jobs....
Hmmm, trying to decide if it's worth flying from toronto for...
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Re: Transwest Hiring!

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If you get a Job its worth the Flight..... Talk to them to let them know what you have to do to get out there ie flying out... hope they have the decency to hire you, unless your a douche bag :wink: j/k

P.S. and be prepared to live there for at least 3 years. 1 yr on the ramp (however with the economy in the shit tank it may be more) 1yr as a Co-pilot, and 1yr as capt, before its worth your while to go someplace else otherwise it will be a sideways move and you'd just be wasting your time
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I just got the call from them tonight to go out west and do the training. Does anyone have any more detailed information on it? Is this a good company to work for, management wise, employee wise? Anyone know how many people were invited? Any info anyone has would be appreciated.
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Re: when a tree falls in the forest does anybody hear

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So if somebody farts and no one is around, does it still smell??

Why did the topic change and the original post have the name of the company taken out? Makes this thread useless
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A2G wrote:So if somebody farts and no one is around, does it still smell??

Why did the topic change and the original post have the name of the company taken out? Makes this thread useless
Of course it smells...to the person who did it..

nice try though :|
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if a fat chick falls in the woods, do the trees laugh?
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brokenwing wrote:if a fat chick falls in the woods, do the trees laugh?
No but they try to poke her with their roots!
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