January 30, by Edith Campbell 2 comments. I just came back from LibLearnX and have things to say. I woke earlier to the news of the tragic crash and the loss of so many lives. I pray those lives are at peace and faith and love sustains their families. I began to think about the logistics of that crash, specifically the roles of the controllers involved. I was married once to a controller, had three amazing children with him. I wondered if the chopper was using visual flight rules, but no; it was handled by military controllers.
He talked a lot about his work! We all know about the stress associated with that career, and the safety of these flights and the lives on board is why.
My work, the contemporary work of anyone in this area has not involved affirmative action; we just want a level playing field. Writers can build a career though talent, connections, or even the synchronicity of presenting the right story in the right place at the right time. They apply to take a standardized test that assesses intelligences like spatial awareness, multitasking, emotional intelligence and decision making.
Civil service jobs require specific skill sets. To be a Controller, one must pass the test, complete months of training in Oklahoma City and then undergo years of on the job training.
There are no race or gender based short cuts because people who cannot fully perform this job will jeopardize lives.
