You went to University? You know words? You have the best words?CdnPilotsalary wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2018 9:19 pmCompletion of a college or university degree implies that one is hardworking and capable of seeing through a large and difficult commitment. Furthermore, it implies that one is a strong learner. It also entails learning how to communicate properly using the English language. The fact that your post contains several spelling and grammatical errors detracts strongly from the point you are trying to convey. I do not mean to be rude, but what you have written cannot be taken seriously in its current form.SuperchargedRS wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2018 9:05 pm Lol, "education" you mean you're be more impressed with a applicant with a masters in lesbian dance theory, than someone with EXPERINCE?? Also living in a college down, making it through flight training and into that first job is far more impressive than most of the graduate programs I see, even from the higher end private universities.
Reminds me of those third world countries who are all about rank and uniforms and "flair", but EXPERINCE isn't that big of a deal.
Considering that you are on a pilot forum, putting down people without degrees considering most pilots don't have one, sure shows that you were not taught any common sense.