Pilot Micro Resume Business Card

Resumes are bulky; not only in their size but also the information they contain. And as a pilot you know how important weight and balance is. No, I'm not talking about the weight and balance of your plane this time. I'm talking about the weight and balance of information you're handing to pilot recruiters or really anyone you're networking with. Imagine this; you're playing golf with the Chief Pilot of your dream airline, dream Part 135 company, or even the CEO of your dream Part 91 operation. You realize at some point in the round you'll want to give them your resume that's printed on the classic 8.5x11 sheet of paper. And make sure it stays in presentable form; you've brought along a bulky portfolio. What's your next move? Hand it to them off the first tee box, now they're responsible for carrying around your whole resume? Maybe you wait until after the 18th hole and now you're responsible for carrying around your full size resume an entire round of golf. Heaven forbid you need to carry around multiple resumes for multiple people. Maybe you're at a pilot hiring conference where you're hoping to meet with multiple recruiters for various pilot positions. You know every single one of those recruiters is going home with a stack of resumes. Lighten their load and take one full size resume off their stack. This is where the Pilot Micro Resume will excel. This day in age, what is the most important information a recruiter or chief pilot is looking for? YOUR HOURS! How much total time do you have? How much PIC time do you have? Have you flow many actual IFR hours? So why are we still giving them all this extra information they don't need or want yet? Use the Pilot Micro Resume. Customize it with the description of your flight time that you feel best represents your most valuable skills, leave a blank box or space next to the time description so you can handwrite in your most up to date hour count; maybe a personalized callback to the conversation you had with that big time chief pilot! Don't forget to add a QR Code to the back that links to your LinkedIn as well! If they want to see your work history or where you learned to fly, that's the place to look so keep that up to date as well!