Your words matter in an interview, but your words matter when you communicate to another human.

Those words that you use every day will translate in an interview.

How you deliver your words is way more important than what you say.

Most pilots don't understand what career opportunities are available in the world of aviation.

They're making career decisions based on advice from friends or posts on internet forums,

meaning they are taking huge risks with their livelihood without having all the details.

This podcast was created to help you understand the aviation industry so you can find

your dream job. Let's get ready for pushback. Here's your host and my dad, Nick Fialca.

You know, it's Thursday. Here we go. Another solo episode with me, Nick Fialca. I would like to welcome you and tell you you're awesome and

appreciate you listening. This is super cool. If you don't mind, could you leave me a quick

review, write something about what you think of the podcast and what kind of value you get out of

it? That would be super

helpful to me and now it will be a little helpful for you. Today we are talking about speaking

with impact. Interviews are nerve-wracking. It can be terrifying to go into the headquarters of this company

with these glass windows and these tile floors

and these big huge models of A350s or triple sevens

or Embraer 175s or CRJs or air buses or whatever it is. And these fancy,

smancy places that are just, you know, look like heaven on earth. And here you go having to

walk in, seeing these people in their hustle and bustle and they're walking around. And they

have the job you want

and you have to go convince them that you're worthwhile and there's so much at stake and your

family is counting on you and it is terrifying and what's your job your job is to sit there and convince them that you are the person that they

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