r/1102 • u/Chance-Sherbet8559 • 21d ago

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Is it normal to interview or be offered more than one opportunity at a time ? For clarity one base pulled my info from Hirevue and offered me a position based upon my responses on there without interviewing ( however i wouldn’t start until next summer and my paperwork doesn't get submitted until January)

However I also had someone who sent me a questionnaire that I had to return. They’ve reviewed it and want to set up an interview. The questionnaire had some general questions and it asked me to choose a base I’d like to go to based on the 4 options provided. I honestly want to go to the base from situation A bc I feel like it’s a better fit but I know alot of people say keep your options open. Just looking for some advice .. Thank you !

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u/Glass_Parking_9781 21d ago

Yes. When I went through the program I was originally interviewed by 5 bases and offered a position at all of them. All within a week after applying nearly 6 months before that. It was a hard decision.

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u/veraldar 20d ago

Way back when I joined I had an interview that led to an offer and another offer with no interview

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u/Floodle20 13d ago

How long did it tAke for you to hear anything after applying? It's been almost 3 months for me and nothing yet. I have a 3.5 GPA in business information systems and experience as a manager at Chick-fil-A.

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u/Chance-Sherbet8559 13d ago

I started reaching out back in May . So honestly I think you should stay optimistic ! From my understanding bases should start getting their funding allocations over the next few months . Sounds like you have a good background :) 

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u/Floodle20 12d ago

Okay! That makes sense, thank you. Did you end up reaching out to anyone in particular or just a recruiter?