JS Firm

[diverturnedpilot]

Does anyone else frequent JS Firm's aviaition employment website? I know all the major helicopter operators use it.

 

I just tried to get on it; and now a user name and password are required.

 

Any info would be appreciated.

[Rat]

I also frequent that website and was able to look up rotary wing pilot jobs without any type of log in. Give it another shot.

[Gomer Pylot]

If you really want to use the site, register. It's not difficult, and it's free.

[diverturnedpilot]

I got on it this morning with no problem. I guess the site was down for maintenance or something when I tried last.

 

I guess registering wouldn't be a bad idea. ...just another password to remember!

[EC120AV8R]

I got on it this morning with no problem. I guess the site was down for maintenance or something when I tried last.

 

I guess registering wouldn't be a bad idea. ...just another password to remember!

 

Ummmm...just use the same password you use for everything else.

[Gomer Pylot]

I don't even try to remember most passwords. I have a few standard ones for sites I really don't care much about, but for most passwords I use a password manager. It will generate a random password with whatever number and type characters are required, and remember all of them. All I have to remember is the master password, which is used to protect the rest. I can remember one strong password, but not dozens. I use the same password database on my desktop, laptop, Palm, and Nokia N800. I use Keyring on my Palm, and JPilot, a Linux app, incorporates it along with the other Palm PIM apps. On the Nokia, PyRing uses the Keyring database, so I can keep everything in sync and have my passwords everywhere.

[1helipilot]

That's cool, have not heard of a password manager. I'll have to check into that. Thanks !