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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2024 · 26 MIN

What Qualities Do I See in Trainees That Go On To Have Long and Successful Careers in Air Traffic Control

from The Side by Side ATC Podcast

In this episode, I tackle a great question, What qualities do I see in trainees that go on to have long and successful careers as air traffic controllers? That is a deep question. I talk about how the main thing to do is to show up every day. That's number 1! Next, is to show up prepared every day. Be ready to train. Know more than what they expect you to know. you have to know more than they know. The last thing I talk about is that you have to be responsible for your training. whether you succeed or not is not dependent on your trainer or your instructor. It depends on YOU! You have to care about your success because your trainers and instructors won't care about it as much as you do. I hope I have answered the question. If you still have questions about this subject, or any other ATC subject, let me know. You can email me at [email protected] and I will get back to you as quickly as I can. Website : attractwell.com/sidebysideatccomThank you all so much for listening!

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