errr...no drinks babe...SIA Cabin Crew Gal wrote:hmmm. plavt ur rite.
its difficult to know what to do coz the same thing u do cld impress someone or it cld make them think ur lousy.
After tht incident i took the drink orders 2gether w child meal orders ...only to be told by another complex leader tht taking the drink orders will only slow us down when all we want is to clear out the specials asap.
ntyj... wht do u practice when u take the CHML orders???
drinks or no drinks...
That is showing his ignorance and in my view unprofessional; he should remember no newbie no matter how enthusiastic will make mistakes; this is a fundamental fact of life. Hope you read my earlier posting as there are methods to help you avoid making mistakes. In addition those with experience should learn to encourage newbies; picking on them in the way they you claim to have been only show the insecurities and inadequacies of the people concerned.SIA Cabin Crew Gal wrote:
he kept on scolded the LS n LSS in front of everyone else throughout e flight
Your response would seem to indicate just that as you have not provided any explanation. Merely quoting the posters phrased in bold type the way you have suggests you intend to retaliate possiby abusing your position into the bargain!Punkman wrote:
Hopefully you don't think I'm zapping you!
Yes but would not be a good idea if you could set an example by arriving on time or at least offering an apology and a brief explanation in the event of it being unavoidable?Punkman wrote:What I hope is that she will see things from a postive view. What can be seen as bullying can just be someone trying to correct your mistakes. Being new to any job, it is common to face difficulties and frustrations.
you are so cool loom, totally agree, bravo!!loom wrote:i'm so entertained with this thread. even though i'm not from SQ, somehow i can't tell much disparity within the industry. yes, i thoroughly agree with your first thread, we do have to put up with a lot of shit. but then, how many adults can get away with a well-paid job (considering that all you need is GCE 'O' levels and zero job experience to get a good head start with this kind of pay) and not having to put up with any shit. i can only analytically conclude that this is probably the first job for most crew, without seeing how shitty the world is out there to have such low tolerance for the job. (part time jobs doesn't count ok!)
you get zapped because:
1. you are too sloppy in your work/grooming, and if you are suay, you'll get to meet perfectionist who likes to single such girls out.
2. you are simply not well-liked by the zapper. c'mon, you can't expect everyone to like you even if you are miss congeniality. can only blame your luck for bumping into the zapper. suay loh!
3. bad attitude. bad reputation. enough said.
4. zapper has personality disorder. when you are new, this isn't much of a bimbotic job because there's so many things to study and you have to constantly keep your feet up. but when you've flew long enough, the only time that you actually come in contact with your brains is during the annual SEP training/test. so basically, these crews have nothing much to do but to gossip during layovers. in fact, most of the time you are alone, if not mingle with like-minded fellow crews. you'll get "inspired" by each other and somehow, form these weird mentality that by zapping juniors, you'll get the dignity and the so called respect you'll deserve. normal humans don't get it but then asylum do exist for certain reasons. and usually these crews just simply forget how shitty their work was when they were juniors.
when it comes to dealing with such insane crews, sometimes, sucking up to them does help. if you are good at talking, you shouldn't have much of a problem surviving in there.
By the way, i have to agree that grooming is important. when crew/pax see that you are well-groomed, the first impression is that you are a professional. just ask yourself what will be your impression if you see a FA sashaying down changi airport with hair falling all over the place and looking very pale. in fact, with good first impression and smiley face throughout the flight,you can get away with a lot of shit. like pax are usually more forgiving if you had been really nice to them all these while, and made the mistake of spilling coffee onto them.
if pax are demanding, want this want that, just give them lah! the company isn't going to deduct your pay or give you extra bonus if you keep those playing cards away from the pax. this is after all also a customer service job. meaning you have to be a maid and serve and please your pax. if you can't do that, kudos to you for managing to fool the interviewers!
then again, there are stupid pax you'll meet along the way. like before taking off or landing, everyone has to be seated with their seatbelts fastened. so some stupid pax will insist on going to the toilet, with you trying frantically with all the silly gestures and shouting at the top of your lungs to get him to sit down, all for the sake of his safety. so pax complain about you not allowing him to go to the toilet. and if you let him go, you'll get marked by your seniors or worst, the captain. tell me lah, what to do in this case! some people just lose their common sense 30,000 ft above ground!!
as for punkman.. it's not a lot to greet someone in a line. but i'm sure this is a workplace, not some kindergarten or army. you work with sensible adults without having to resort to military-like behavior. and you watch the video not for the purpose to see if the video is defective!! you watch it in case shit happens and you'll be able to refresh your mind how to get your ass out of the burning aircraft.
just my 2cents ok. don't slam me.
the last time we landed and was taxiing to the gate. This pax got up n was walking to the toilet. i had to like wave my arms n shout across, 'Sir! pls return to ur seat! the seat belt sign is still on!' So silly/ungLAM MANNNNthen again, there are stupid pax you'll meet along the way. like before taking off or landing, everyone has to be seated with their seatbelts fastened. so some stupid pax will insist on going to the toilet, with you trying frantically with all the silly gestures and shouting at the top of your lungs to get him to sit down, all for the sake of his safety. so pax complain about you not allowing him to go to the toilet. and if you let him go, you'll get marked by your seniors
toilet only ah~ wait till u see pax taking luggage from overhead compartments ... juz laugh over it lor - maybe he trying to get ur attention?SIA Cabin Crew Gal wrote:the last time we landed and was taxiing to the gate. This pax got up n was walking to the toilet. i had to like wave my arms n shout across, 'Sir! pls return to ur seat! the seat belt sign is still on!' So silly/ungLAM MANNNNthen again, there are stupid pax you'll meet along the way. like before taking off or landing, everyone has to be seated with their seatbelts fastened. so some stupid pax will insist on going to the toilet, with you trying frantically with all the silly gestures and shouting at the top of your lungs to get him to sit down, all for the sake of his safety. so pax complain about you not allowing him to go to the toilet. and if you let him go, you'll get marked by your seniors
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