Go to the airport to attend the ground crew interview the day after tomorrow. Please talk about your interview experience and give me some guidance. Thank you very much

Korean Air Guangzhou ground handling interview experience, for your reference:

I called a week in advance, about 2: 30 in the afternoon. I arrived less than two o'clock and was invited to the waiting room. At that time, there were already four people in the waiting room, and someone had an interview at 2 o'clock.

At about 2: 50, he was finally called into the office.

There will be five people interviewing together at a time. So the five of us went into the office.

Everyone's order is 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. I am the fifth.

By the way, please introduce these five people: 1, an international trade woman from CUHK (later she told the interviewer that she had gone to the internship), No.2, an international trade man from Guangjin, No.3, a business English woman (high school alumnus) from CUHK, No.4, a Korean woman from Guangwai, and No.5, a British woman from Guangwai.

So this time it should be an internship and a full-time meeting.

I went in and saw a middle-aged man, an interviewer and a Korean. In the interview, he told us that he had only been in China for less than a year, but he thought his Chinese was not bad. He has been asking questions.

Sitting next to him is a younger man, a local, who can speak Cantonese. If you write in Cantonese when applying online, the interviewer will ask you to introduce yourself to this man in Cantonese. But he never spoke.

We sat side by side opposite them.

First introduce yourself in English for half a minute in sequence, but actually speaking for more than half a minute will not be interrupted. Half a minute should be just a reminder of time control.

Then ask questions one by one in order.

The interviewer will try to pronounce your name first (he is Korean ~)

Then I asked you "casually" according to your online application information. I didn't ask anything except the basic online application information.

Frequently occurring problems are:

Is your hometown xxx? Why do you want to join us? Where can I work in the future? Why did you choose these workplaces?

Have you ever been to Korea?

Your previous internship experience.

There are basically no questions and unanswered questions, which are quite simple.

Even because the interview atmosphere is too relaxed.

My interview is as follows:

-Are you from Guangzhou?

-Yes. Liwan District.

-(to another man) Have I been to Liwan District? M: Yes, there is a lot of food there. ) Oh, I should have gone.

Where did you volunteer before the Asian Games?

-Municipal Foreign Affairs Office. I have gone through the departure formalities at the airport.

-I didn't see you then

-I'm mainly responsible for Eastern Europe, but I'm also responsible for Southeast Asia (on and off)

-I wish I had seen you, didn't I?

-(Laughter)

-The service didn't seem very good then.

-(blurting out) Sorry-> Look, I'm so relaxed and stupid! !

-Oh, it's none of your business. You are just a volunteer.

-What do you think of your personality?

-Personality. Can't be perfect. After all, no one is perfect. It's hard to say what I said myself, but the general view of my friends and people who have received me is: very considerate, very kind and very good-> I'm a fighter in stupid X, no! The next time you hear such a question, you should seize the opportunity to show your professional needs such as ability, responsibility and mentality change! ! !

Finally, I will introduce myself in Cantonese.

I won't.

Finally, he said to all of us, please forgive me for asking strange questions, because we have to test our adaptability.

If you can enter the next round, you will be informed next week.