There was a time when I was extremely positive and optimistic about flying for NetJets. How rapidly things have deteriorated... Very long duty days, short overnights providing only minimal recovery-time, the potential to be disciplined or terminated over the use of contractually-guaranteed sick days or fatigue calls, the potential to be disciplined or terminated for service errors directly related to other departments "dropping the ball" and failing to notice before a customer complains, and just the never-ending "grind" of having every decision second-guessed, every request challenged or ignored, and spending every duty-day tracking-down the ways I've been set-up to fail. All of this for nearly half of what my peers with similar flight time and experience at other companies are earning who are simply paid to fly and never have to deal with the infinite number of "non-flying" duties I'm responsible for. There are much better opportunities elsewhere. I can't in good conscience recommend this job to anyone.
