Smile – While it is simple, a lot of candidates fail to do so during their interview process and you do not want this to be your reason to get booted out.
The aviation industry is a competitive one and a smile from an air stewardess can easily make a passenger’s day. When it comes to service, especially from an award winning airline, smile is one of the most important factor when it comes to a cabin crew selection.
Do note that nervousness and uncertainty in the interview process could lead you to focus too much on the questions asked and forget your smile.
Confidence – Another key to making a fine flight attendant is your confidence level. This is because a crew is responsible and needs to meet hundreds of passengers on a flight. That includes talking and handling emergency.
If you lack that confidence… how can any passenger feel comfortable and safe with you up in the air?
Personality – This might be a bit subjective but here is why it is important to you, especially if you are going for your flight attendant interview.
If you can’t display a side of you that keeps the interview wanting to know more about you, then your chances of getting through is gone. In a typical SIA walk in interview, there are thousands of other hopefuls like you wanting to get the job.
- If your answers are the usual “classroom answers”, your chance of getting past the interview will be cut.
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