Hey guys and welcome back to my channel!
It's Miss Kay Krizz
and today we're gonna continue on with Q&A series for cabin crew interviews.
Today's question is a really tricky one so make sure that you stay tuned for it.
Today's question, were going to answer the question -- it's a little bit personal
and it's not really common.
It really is usually asked of you if you reach the final stages of the interview
The question is: "Do you think you will find a change in lifestyle difficult to adapt to
if you are successful in becoming a member of our cabin crew team?"
There is only one way to answer this question which is: "NO. It will not be difficult for you
to adjust to the lifestyle."
When answering this nature of question, tell them that you have researched the role well
and are fully aware of the different implications including the change of lifestyle that it will bring.
Also remember to touch on specifics about the change in lifestyle and what it means to you
and how you have prepared for it. Don't be afraid to say that some areas
will be a challenge for you or difficult for you but you are fully committed and
prepared for everything that the job presents.
The key is to consider is make sure that you smile and you are enthusiastic
when you are answering this question.
Talk about the change in lifestyle for you and how you have
prepared for it personally and you have thought a long and hard
when you are considering this career and your personal circumstances that is suited for this role.
Now, let's go to the sample answer:
"No. When I took up tourism, we trained that in the future we need to be flexible
and that in any time the work needs us, we should be there no matter what.
Even then, we did our internship outside the country to ensure that we are able to acquire the
skills of adapting to a new environment and getting out of our comfort zone.
In my experience, I quite like the change of environment and the learning of the new
skills that I will learn when I interact with different people, different project
demands and a new physical location.
As a cabin crew aspirant, I am fully aware of
the implications including the change of lifestyle that it will bring
specifically, the different time zones that you have to work into the different
sleeping schedules that I have to adapt to and also the different cultures of
the crew members which are going to be coming from different countries
because it is an international airline.
I have fully researched this lifestyle and I think I am really prepared
and I am preparing myself, mentally, physically, and emotionally on how I would be adapting to it
once I become a successful cabin crew member."
So that's how you will answer it.
Make sure that you touch on different specifics of the cabin crew lifestyle
specially the change in sleeping pattern,
the different working schedules. the different lengths of time that you have
to be in the airplane, the different destinations that you have to go through,
and things like that.
So always, always be positive about it.
Look at it as a challenge that you are willing to take on and you are excited to do.
and for you to grow personally and professionally as well.
So if you want to see more different cabin crew questions and sample on how I will answer them,
make sure that you download the PDF file of this series.
It's on my website at misskaykrizz.com.
It's completely free of charge, so don't worry about that.
I just want you guys to be prepared as much as possible.
So go ahead and study and do your research and good luck on your application!
and I will fly with you soon, bye!