Hey, guys and welcome back to my channel.
Welcome to another video where I'll give you lots of tips for your cabin crew interview.
On this video, what we are going to talk about the "Do's and Dont's
that I have for you during your cabin crew interview
If you are interested, just keep on watching.
Let's just dive right into it.
The Do's first and we are going to talk about the Dont's.
But before that, I would like to invite you to join my "Masterclass".
Those of you who are asking me a lot of questions about different tips,
on how I can help you pass the flight attendant interview - because during school, they don't teach you that.
Flight attendant schools won't teach you about psychologies, mechanics
and rationale why recruitment is happening like this
You will never know why, out of the thousand, only few gets the job.
It's basically a multi preparation that you have to do.
It's not just the physical. You must also prepare mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and psychologically.
This "Masterclass" is designed to tackle and dive deep into those preparations
that will help you get into the flight attendant career
This is all based on my personal experience
I've done all the tips that I am teaching during my videos and especially on my "Masterclass".
If you want to study it further, if you want to know everything,
which I cannot just send through a DM or a reply on an email,
- everything - all my knowledge that I have is on that "Masterclass".
So go ahead and enroll now if you are serious in getting the job as flight attendant,
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Let's get started.
First DO: Be on time.
If you could be earlier, just be early on your interview.
A lot of other applicants will be there as well.
Let's say being on time can end you up in the middle of the line
because a lot of other people are there in the venue really early.
The cabin crew career doesn't permit being late.
Not even one time because during a flight you can never be late.
So it's a good sign if you show the recruitment that you are on board on all the things about being on time
because that will be an asset to them.
Somebody who's always late, will never get the job of a flight attendant.
Even if they did, they will easily get fired because of being late
The next DO: You have to be prepared physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Like I said earlier, the reason why only few get the job is because during the interview,
the recruiters are assessing you physically, mentally, and emotionally.
They are assessing you in different ways not just in face to face interview.
If you go there only prepared physically, then you could only pass the physical part of it.
And there are other assessment that you have to go through that you don't you are going through
because it's not that obvious
That is why I dedicated my book: " Ready for Take-off" and my masterclass all 8 different ways of preparation
It covers all the aspects of the human being and how you can prepare for the cabin crew position.
So go check out my book or my masterclass because it's an online class that is so easy to learn.
And a lot of my students are flying already.
Do: Do make friends with your seatmates.
This is one of the ways they assess you if you really are friendly,
if you are able to build rapport to strangers right there and then during the recruitment day
So you don't know that the recruitment are actually assessing you when they are passing through the line
They see who is talking to who
or is everybody just sitting still and being quiet while it's not yet their turn
So it's a better argument that during your interview you could say that you are friendly.
So that's are really good example that you are giving them.
And it's something that they can actually see right there and then
Your credibility and your chances of getting the job is much more higher
than just someone who says "I am really friendly."
DO: Smile all the time.
Recently, we had a collaboration with Sir Mond of Fly High Manila
and he is actually well connected with the airline companies here in the Philippines
And one of the things that caught my attention during his stories is one time his friend
who is in the airline industry, is talking about the aspirants.
And some aspirants are just smiling when they are talking to them.
But they can see the aspirant when they enter the door that they are frowning.
When they are on the line, they are frowning.
They only smile when it's their turn to smile.
It was a funny anecdote for him and his friend
It's weird why people are like that and during the interview, they will tell you that they cheerful personality.
But they could see that the moment you enter the door,
the moment you are in line,
and the moment they are talking to you. They could see the difference.
They are not blind, guys.
This is one the things I am telling you, guys.
They are assessing you but you don't know that they are already assessing you
and you could only know this things if you have people working in the airline
or people who have been a cabin crew and they have seen the recruitment.
The recruiters will tell you why they hire this candidate and why they don't.
That is a very valuable information
This is what this channel is all about
In the hopes that you get the job for yourself.
I believe dreams do come true
And if I was able to do it for myself then you should be able to do it as well
The next DO: Listen carefully to instructions and follow them to the T.
The instructions are very important.
It's the only way that they can assess how smart you are,
how are your listening skills, and how well you can follow instructions.
During the career as flight attendant, there are so many instructions given through the memo
But nobody's gonna be there behind your shoulder to to look if what you are doing is right.
There is just the reporting system.
They want people who could easily understand instruction and who could easily implement them.
During my cabin crew interview for Qatar Airways, I was instructed during the group discussion
The instruction number one was speak only in English language
Don't look at the recruiter. Just don't mind them. Think as if they are not in the room
and go on with you activity
I thought it wasn't important.
I was doing the group activity but I'm still looking at the recruiter
They caught me looking at them.
I was not able to go to the next round because of that.
I know that is the only reason because I participated.
I was able to give a sound answer.
I included other people in my talk but I didn't follow the instruction.
No matter how good you are, if you didn't follow the instruction,
you will not make it to the cut.
The next DO that I want to talk about: Stand straight all the time.
It might seem so obvious but
but if you are on the recruitment day, and it takes from 7 am to 7 pm, it's kind of hard to do, guys.
Train yourself to be poised all the time so it won't be so hard anymore during the recruitment day.
But you have to remind yourself everytime that you could to take care of your posture
because you'll never know when the recruiters are assessing you
when they are passing through the line,
or when they are looking at you standing there