The examiner talks about his experience in interviewing flight attendants

First, please wear professional attire to the interview

The job of a stewardess requires a uniform. When attending a flight attendant interview, the required interview attire is a uniform, tube skirt, and high heels. Not all prospective flight attendants know this. Every time a supervisor interviews for a job, you can see interviewees wearing jeans, shorts, fashion skirts or floral skirts. Wearing clothes that do not meet professional requirements for an interview will naturally leave a very bad impression on us interviewers. Stewardess interviews do not necessarily require white shirts and black skirts. You can choose the color of your professional attire by yourself. Interviews in winter are very cold, so you can wear a down coat outside your uniform to keep warm. Second, don’t come to the interview with your boyfriend or parents

You may have seen the “Accompanied persons are not allowed to enter the building” sign posted by us when attending the interview. In fact, airlines really don’t like flight attendants’ groups of relatives and friends waiting outside the building. A large number of parked vehicles will affect traffic, especially the work of neighboring units. Airlines generally hope that interviewees can take public transportation, so prospective stewardesses still take public transportation for interviews.

Furthermore, flight attendants themselves are a service job. Airlines do not want to see prospective flight attendants who come for interviews being served at home. One time during lunch, I saw the parents of some would-be stewardesses outside the building helping them carry their bags, shoes and clothes. My supervisor said to several of us who were in charge of interviewing: "How can such people be good at this job?" Where are the flight attendants?" As a result, the few prospective flight attendants who came to the interview with their parents and boyfriends were all directly rejected.

It is very taboo to come to an interview with your boyfriend. Most airlines will explicitly require flight attendants not to get married in the first three years of employment. A flight attendant who comes to an interview with her boyfriend will worry the airline.

Some people say that as the examiner, how do you know whether I came for the interview by myself or with a group of relatives and friends? In fact, it is very easy to observe. Have you brought your own slippers, bags and clothes? Where is the package? Third, be careful not to interfere with the normal work of the interview hotel, hotel and other places and maintain hygiene.

In addition to the vehicles from the family and friends group that will affect traffic, every time a stewardess finishes an interview, the ground near the hotel where the interview is held will also be a mess. A large group of relatives and friends discarded cigarette butts, bread paper, biscuit packaging and drink bottles, and even spit everywhere. Our supervisor was always very angry about this. Therefore, be careful not to bring a group of relatives and friends to the interview.

Also, airlines understand that high-heeled shoes are uncomfortable, cold in winter, hot in summer, and easy to leave scars. They allow flight attendants to wear high-heeled sandals for interviews or bring slippers and clothes in a bag and change them before and after the interview. Shoes for clothes. Even many interviewers prefer flight attendants who take care of themselves (carrying slippers and clothes bags into the building may get extra points). But please do not change shoes or clothes on the sofa in the hotel lobby or at the entrance of the office building where you are interviewing. The hotel has always been very vocal about this. After leaving the hotel or office building where the interview was held, it is better to change somewhere 30 meters away from the security area. Fourth, be sweet and generous

Stewardess is a profession responsible for receiving guests, and all major airlines do not welcome cold and arrogant stewardesses. In addition, airlines do not like nosy flight attendants and hope that flight attendants can be polite and generous. A domestic airline changed its audition in Beijing to the Dong'an market where people come and go. In addition to promoting its own company image, it is also an important consideration for the airline to test whether the prospective flight attendants can be polite and generous in front of the public. Many other domestic airlines are also considering learning from China Southern Airlines' advanced experience. I heard that both Juneyao and Sichuan Airlines will start recruiting through draft next year.

Don’t complain to guests casually. Every time I was in charge of recruiting flight attendants, I would receive a lot of complaints from flight attendants. Flight attendants complained about male interviewers shaking hands with prospective flight attendants. Security guards also complained about staring at prospective flight attendants. There are also complaints about prospective flight attendants going to the Dong'an market. They prevent customers from taking photos, hide from the camera, or even get into a big fight with customers to force them to delete their photos.

Everyone has the right to image, but during the few days of the interview, you still have to try your best to exercise restraint. If you can't be generous, you must at least pretend to be generous (laughs). All kinds of harassment will be encountered frequently in the future when working as a flight attendant. How to deal with it skillfully or endure it is a professional skill that airlines hope that flight attendants who come for interviews will already possess it. Fifth, don’t give up easily

Very few flight attendants can be admitted after just one interview. Many of the admitted flight attendants have gone through multiple interviews. Being admitted after 8 or 10 interviews is nothing. Interviewing is a process of continuous accumulation of experience and improvement. At first you may not know what clothes to wear, how to avoid scars, or even not carefully read the dress code on the interview notice. But slowly by continuing to participate in interviews, meet new friends, and read more interviews, you may gradually understand what kind of career a flight attendant is and what its professional requirements are, so that your chances of being admitted will also improve. will continue to increase.

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