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by velvet » Wed, 28 Feb 2007 7:55 pm
Hi there loom or any current JAL crew,
can share with us hows life?
Im scheduled for the 2nd interview this Sun and is considering whether to go or now. First, im taking up a part time course now and needs to stay at least 10 days in spore monthly. Choose to try with jal cos i have heard that their schedules arent that busy as compared to SQ. However, i have heard that SQ can earn as high as $5k whereas the highest one can earn in JAL is $3.5. Any insiders care to share how true this is??
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by Plavt » Wed, 28 Feb 2007 8:19 pm
velvet wrote: Choose to try with jal cos i have heard that their schedules arent that busy as compared to SQ.
I think you may be in for big shock!
However, i have heard that SQ can earn as high as $5k whereas the highest one can earn in JAL is $3.5. Any insiders care to share how true this is??
Hazarding a guess, you'll be lucky.
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by blackapple » Wed, 28 Feb 2007 10:07 pm
i always preferred jal to sia cos i tot easier job cos lesser job scope? lol. but i'm still gonna try sia this sunday!
i saw jal friendster and managed to see some of their pics. pretty girls in all the pretty scenery!!! *envy*
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by M » Thu, 01 Mar 2007 11:06 am
blackapple wrote:i always preferred jal to sia cos i tot easier job cos lesser job scope? lol. but i'm still gonna try sia this sunday!
i saw jal friendster and managed to see some of their pics. pretty girls in all the pretty scenery!!! *envy*
JAL isn't easier compared with SIA and you know what, you're doing more galley work than the FSS with SIA. Probably someone from within the ranks can enlighten you on that and you should probably change your mindset a bit to better prepare yourself.
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by velvet » Thu, 01 Mar 2007 12:42 pm
Hmm...
actually i dun mind about doing more when onboard but pay and period abroad is definately important. Ulitmately i guess if the hours and job is the same, all will wana go for the higher pay one..
I prefer JAL cos i love japanese culture but again if SQ can pay so much higher, will go for a try on sunday.
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by M » Thu, 01 Mar 2007 1:05 pm
velvet wrote:Hmm...
actually i dun mind about doing more when onboard but pay and period abroad is definately important. Ulitmately i guess if the hours and job is the same, all will wana go for the higher pay one..
I prefer JAL cos i love japanese culture but again if SQ can pay so much higher, will go for a try on sunday.
JAL's sectors take about 6-8 days to complete whereby you will have some short flights inbetween. Pay scale wise, it starts from high 2 to mid 3 if I'm not wrong. SIA and JAL definitely offer different experiences because of the limitation of countries JAL flies to.
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by sassy^^girl » Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:07 pm
blackapple wrote:i always preferred jal to sia cos i tot easier job cos lesser job scope? lol. but i'm still gonna try sia this sunday!
i saw jal friendster and managed to see some of their pics. pretty girls in all the pretty scenery!!! *envy*
hi whats the friendster add? I want to see too..
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by chai ching » Fri, 23 Mar 2007 6:34 pm
ya me too. i also do want to see the friendster ade too. can give us the link to go inside and see those pretty JAL crews which you mention. thank you so much!
sassy^^girl wrote:blackapple wrote:i always preferred jal to sia cos i tot easier job cos lesser job scope? lol. but i'm still gonna try sia this sunday!
i saw jal friendster and managed to see some of their pics. pretty girls in all the pretty scenery!!! *envy*
hi whats the friendster add? I want to see too..
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by Intrinsic Dreamer » Sun, 08 Apr 2007 11:10 pm
haha....
I bet their account's viewer list will increase by a humongous number after u put their add here!!
HAHA.
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by blackapple » Sun, 08 Apr 2007 11:13 pm
lol. of cos... plus the girls's in the acct!
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by M » Sun, 08 Apr 2007 11:13 pm
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by chai ching » Mon, 09 Apr 2007 11:08 am
no problem. didnt blame you. thank you very much for posting JAL friendster for us to see.
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by zombofi » Mon, 09 Apr 2007 11:22 am
This may not be relevant but if you are really into JAL, you should check out this Jap Drama : Attention Please!. Its about how this rock chick tries to be cabin attendent when the man of her dreams says he'd like to see her in a uniform.
It's hilarious and inspirational at the same time for aspiring stewardesses like us aye
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by secretfriend » Wed, 11 Apr 2007 5:46 pm
Hihi, Hope to see everyone who made it through the interview on 23rd!!!
Cheers!!
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