

i don't think there's any airline that doesn't have group interview as the first round.. cathay, it's in groups of 10 also, females and males mixed interview. they will ask for self introduction and then give you a topic to discuss on as a group. then the interviewer will ask for volunteer to summarise and give a conclusion. so i don't think you can escape group interviews for airline interviews.. even sentosa interviews are in groups!downtown wrote:which airline company will interview people 1 to 1 minus group interview..i am not sure if i fly back to hong kong to join cathay will have this benefit
Agree...think one of the essentials they are looking for a crew is to see how you interact with one another - the importance of working with People.xmischax wrote:i don't think there's any airline that doesn't have group interview as the first round.. cathay, it's in groups of 10 also, females and males mixed interview. they will ask for self introduction and then give you a topic to discuss on as a group. then the interviewer will ask for volunteer to summarise and give a conclusion. so i don't think you can escape group interviews for airline interviews.. even sentosa interviews are in groups!downtown wrote:which airline company will interview people 1 to 1 minus group interview..i am not sure if i fly back to hong kong to join cathay will have this benefit
Hmmm, FYI British Airways doesn't do a group interview during the first round... Perhaps they're the only one bah.xmischax wrote:i don't think there's any airline that doesn't have group interview as the first round.. cathay, it's in groups of 10 also, females and males mixed interview. they will ask for self introduction and then give you a topic to discuss on as a group. then the interviewer will ask for volunteer to summarise and give a conclusion. so i don't think you can escape group interviews for airline interviews.. even sentosa interviews are in groups!downtown wrote:which airline company will interview people 1 to 1 minus group interview..i am not sure if i fly back to hong kong to join cathay will have this benefit
it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.sweethani wrote:I can be very nervous went comes to questions or interviews (anything to do with qns). but the main thing i wan to know is that, what if they ask u qns and you just froze there because u're not sure wat to reply back or ur mind just turn BLANK. how? stil continue smiling?!are they very particular in educations?
i do not hv a good grades and i hv N level cert. is that ok?
I agree with that. Always do some preparation before you go for the interview.xmischax wrote:it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.sweethani wrote:I can be very nervous went comes to questions or interviews (anything to do with qns). but the main thing i wan to know is that, what if they ask u qns and you just froze there because u're not sure wat to reply back or ur mind just turn BLANK. how? stil continue smiling?!are they very particular in educations?
i do not hv a good grades and i hv N level cert. is that ok?
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as for qualifications, it varies for airlines! like silkair requires n levels, SIA requires o levels with experience or a levels/diploma.
hope it helps
you think first round so easy.i have prepared like you say...who knows the question is what do you think is important? fortune or fame...xmischax wrote: it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.![]()
as for qualifications, it varies for airlines! like silkair requires n levels, SIA requires o levels with experience or a levels/diploma.
hope it helps
well, i didn't say that first round is easy! i never said that. i'm only offering her a suggestion to her problem, which is going blank when posed with a question in round one. i didn't say that it works for everybody, i mean, to each his own! and i'm sorry to hear that you got a tougher question, i haven't got that myself, i've always gotten the self introduction thingy. but personally, i think it is easier to do well and stand out from the rest if you can answer that tougher question well. but of course, the standard of "answered well" is very subjective to the interviewers.downtown wrote:xmischax wrote: it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.![]()
as for qualifications, it varies for airlines! like silkair requires n levels, SIA requires o levels with experience or a levels/diploma.
hope it helps
you think first round so easy.i have prepared like you say...who knows the question is what do you think is important? fortune or fame...![]()
i get stuck by this question...i can definately reply better by tell me about yourself
Well, thanks for the suggestions..VeniE wrote:I agree with that. Always do some preparation before you go for the interview.xmischax wrote:it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.sweethani wrote:I can be very nervous went comes to questions or interviews (anything to do with qns). but the main thing i wan to know is that, what if they ask u qns and you just froze there because u're not sure wat to reply back or ur mind just turn BLANK. how? stil continue smiling?!are they very particular in educations?
i do not hv a good grades and i hv N level cert. is that ok?
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as for qualifications, it varies for airlines! like silkair requires n levels, SIA requires o levels with experience or a levels/diploma.
hope it helps
I tried SQ for 6 times but out of 6 times only 2 times manage to pass round one that's because I did some preparation. For me i will prepare my self intro and practice them over and over in front of mirror and time myself in case i drag too longden juz list down some possible question that they might ask and think of some answer to the questions.
Actually most question they post to you are open-ended question, there's no right or wrong answer. As long as you can clearly make your stand and give a good reason to support your answer.
If you dun think memorising the words is a good idea, maybe juz drop down some points will do. In case you got so nervous during the interview that you went blank and dun know what to say...well den you can prepare to say bye bye liao. keke...
Well, thanks for the suggestions..VeniE wrote:I agree with that. Always do some preparation before you go for the interview.xmischax wrote:it will help if you can prepare yourself for the interview! like, you think you know yourself very well, but when in situations like this, you will go blank, like you've said. you can think about how you will phrase yourself for basic questions like self-introduction, why you wanna join the airline, bad customer experiences, FA job scope and stuff like that. at least you'll feel more confident that you prepared something for it.sweethani wrote:I can be very nervous went comes to questions or interviews (anything to do with qns). but the main thing i wan to know is that, what if they ask u qns and you just froze there because u're not sure wat to reply back or ur mind just turn BLANK. how? stil continue smiling?!are they very particular in educations?
i do not hv a good grades and i hv N level cert. is that ok?
![]()
as for qualifications, it varies for airlines! like silkair requires n levels, SIA requires o levels with experience or a levels/diploma.
hope it helps
I tried SQ for 6 times but out of 6 times only 2 times manage to pass round one that's because I did some preparation. For me i will prepare my self intro and practice them over and over in front of mirror and time myself in case i drag too longden juz list down some possible question that they might ask and think of some answer to the questions.
Actually most question they post to you are open-ended question, there's no right or wrong answer. As long as you can clearly make your stand and give a good reason to support your answer.
If you dun think memorising the words is a good idea, maybe juz drop down some points will do. In case you got so nervous during the interview that you went blank and dun know what to say...well den you can prepare to say bye bye liao. keke...
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