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X-plane is an excellent choice. It has a pretty generous demo and also works on Linux.

Another bar raiser here. That site is wrong. The expectation is 2 candidates a week. And it would be more proper to say that it is part of your full-time job, not on top of it.

10 candidates in a week may happen at some kind of event, but then it isn’t 2-3 hours per candidate, and in that case you’d effectively be taking a couple of days off from your normal job.

Studying comparative literature

Teams are generally 4 to 8 people. At Amazon you frequently hear the term "two-pizza team", meaning the team can be fed with two large pizzas. That's the size they usually target.

Flying, Hiking, Yoga, Reading, Gardening

Talking about complex power grabs and political situation is a bit different than encouraging employees to upload confidential information, which is what I think tIONTamINariciA.

Would you consider adding anything to the UI to discourage your users from those potential lapses in judgement? And if not, what do you do to protect the sensitive information you may find in your hands?

Google offered classes in Seattle when I interviewed with them.

My reaction was the same as yours.

No? Not if it requires a key to sign the software.

Here is the document of the Mangiamele opinion: http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headquarters_offices/agc...

For a private pilot, unless the passengers share a common purpose for travel with the pilot, money isn't allowed to change hands, even if it is just "for fuel".

You would need at least a commercial pilot license for this type of transaction. (A CPL is a lesser license than an airline transport pilot license, which is what you need to work for an airline. The former only requires 100 hours of time.)