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Post by M » Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:47 pm

rebeccacious wrote:hello people,

was wondering if tomorrow's interview will be the same as the walk-in interview, 10 girls doing introduction round or will it differ?

my slot is tomorrow and im wondering if i've prepared enough, prepared a self introduction and why i want to join SIA. :) so nervous! thanks for any help!
self introduction can be the norm but please be prepared for other scenarios or questions posed to you. can be anything under the sun.

what im trying to say here is, do not focus too much on self introduction. know the gees of it, what you need to say and not what you have to say. have a clear mind when you go in, and when someone else is presenting herself, maintain eye contact and smile at the peeps infront of you. :devil:
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Post by M » Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:51 pm

duriancake wrote:M, can update us on what fss and all those?
fss - flight stewardess
fs - flight steward

lss - leading stewardess
ls - leading steward

css - chief stewardess
cs - chief steward

ifs - inflight supervisor

ia - inflight auditor

these are the different positions categorized within the cabin crew hierarchy. :cool:

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Post by duriancake » Mon, 23 Nov 2009 11:52 pm

M wrote:
self introduction can be the norm but please be prepared for other scenarios or questions posed to you. can be anything under the sun.

what im trying to say here is, do not focus too much on self introduction. know the gees of it, what you need to say and not what you have to say. have a clear mind when you go in, and when someone else is presenting herself, maintain eye contact and smile with the peeps infront of you. :devil:
what u mean by what's need and what's have?
so when i'm presenting, do i keep my eyes on interviewers or everyone? sorry cos i heard alot about 'maintaining eye contain with interviewer' and i have been wondering why shouldn't we look at other girls as well.. :/


p/s: thanks for the definitions! :)

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Post by Strong Eagle » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:01 am

M wrote:
duriancake wrote:M, can update us on what fss and all those?
fss - flight stewardess
fs - flight steward

lss - leading stewardess
ls - leading steward

css - chief stewardess
cs - chief steward

ifs - inflight supervisor

ia - inflight auditor

these are the different positions categorized within the cabin crew hierarchy. :cool:
So, is the ia just as good about bringing me a scotch as the fss? I can never remember all the colors. No booze going to KL anyway.

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Post by M » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:05 am

duriancake wrote:what u mean by what's need and what's have?
so when i'm presenting, do i keep my eyes on interviewers or everyone? sorry cos i heard alot about 'maintaining eye contain with interviewer' and i have been wondering why shouldn't we look at other girls as well.. :/


p/s: thanks for the definitions! :)
what are you needs and what are you wants? are you following me now? :P

i always believe, the moment you step into the room, the interviewers have started to observe you.

your body language is crucial. they will be observing you even when you are not presenting and thus the need to maintain occasional eye contact with them, and not forgetting your smile. occasionally turn and look at the presenter as he or she still deserves your attention. note the word occasional. dont overdo it.

so as to speak, its not really what you have said which will impress them but rather the whole package since you stepped into the room. remember your body posture and smile. show your darlie smile to them.

what ive written are based on my experience and observations so spare me the rod yeah. :P

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Post by M » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:08 am

Strong Eagle wrote:So, is the ia just as good about bringing me a scotch as the fss? I can never remember all the colors. No booze going to KL anyway.
nah, usually the ia doesnt work onboard. they only stand and observe everyone else. they are onboard primarily because of check reports on individual. :roll: :roll:

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Post by simply23 » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:23 am

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simply23 wrote:hi.. isit cfm going to hv 3 rounds? do u noe how long is the 3 rounds going to rush? coz i hv to rush back to work.. plz advice =[
hi, if you are really keen in this job, why not take a full day off for it? why do you wanna go through the mental stress of reporting back for work? this will affect your mental state while waiting for the relevant interview later in the day. :shock: :shock:
ya.. i oso hope to take full leave.. prob is i've used up all my leave.. way b4 i knew SIA was gg to recruit.. so i had to literally beg for time off work.. *sigh* do u happen to noe how long is everything gg to last judging fr ur past experience??

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Post by M » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:27 am

simply23 wrote:ya.. i oso hope to take full leave.. prob is i've used up all my leave.. way b4 i knew SIA was gg to recruit.. so i had to literally beg for time off work.. *sigh* do u happen to noe how long is everything gg to last judging fr ur past experience??
i do not know the current sequence like. if management is within the day, you will probably take up a day. the waiting time can be tedious. :-#

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Post by duriancake » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:41 am

M wrote:
what are you needs and what are you wants? are you following me now? :P

i always believe, the moment you step into the room, the interviewers have started to observe you.

your body language is crucial. they will be observing you even when you are not presenting and thus the need to maintain occasional eye contact with them, and not forgetting your smile. occasionally turn and look at the presenter as he or she still deserves your attention. note the word occasional. dont overdo it.

so as to speak, its not really what you have said which will impress them but rather the whole package since you stepped into the room. remember your body posture and smile. show your darlie smile to them.

what ive written are based on my experience and observations so spare me the rod yeah. :P
i've always been following you. hahaha!

phew~ i read somewhere we need to keep looking at the interviewers and i thought it was crappy cos it prolly make the rest of the girls invisible. so it's alright that i maintain eye contact with the other girls when i'm presenting right?

okay, somhow i feel i'm a little cranky now.

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Post by simply23 » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:41 am

M wrote:
simply23 wrote:ya.. i oso hope to take full leave.. prob is i've used up all my leave.. way b4 i knew SIA was gg to recruit.. so i had to literally beg for time off work.. *sigh* do u happen to noe how long is everything gg to last judging fr ur past experience??
i do not know the current sequence like. if management is within the day, you will probably take up a day. the waiting time can be tedious. :-#
mine is in the afternoon.. haiz.. ok.. thanks for replying.. =]
guess i'll juz hv to pray hard everything works out well for mee in the end.. *keeping fingers crossed*

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Post by M » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 12:57 am

duriancake wrote:i've always been following you. hahaha!

phew~ i read somewhere we need to keep looking at the interviewers and i thought it was crappy cos it prolly make the rest of the girls invisible. so it's alright that i maintain eye contact with the other girls when i'm presenting right?

okay, somhow i feel i'm a little cranky now.
eh, do it naturally. have a balance of whatever you need to do. you have my warm wishes.

btw, i miss eating durian. wanna get a few when im back in sin. keke :cool:

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Post by Ms Jenn » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 1:49 am

I'd like to ask, how is the culture like amongst the cabin crew in SIA? And is it very lonely up there?

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Post by st4rz » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 1:52 am

really nervous bout the interview! seriously, what should our self-introduction include? name age previous school, experience and stuff? or should it include the reason we want to join SIA.

also, what would be a classic appropriate outfit for the interview?

thanks for your help!! :)

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Post by st4rz » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 3:04 am

anyway, have u guys read the blog written by "boh tong" bout SIA crew? he makes me feel really disgusted after reading them.. gives me second thoughts. is everyone really like that over there? sounds really dangerous haha

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Post by M » Tue, 24 Nov 2009 6:55 am

Ms Jenn wrote:I'd like to ask, how is the culture like amongst the cabin crew in SIA? And is it very lonely up there?
its improving. time has evolved, so have the crews. as long as you are hardworking, you know your work, its fine. follow the black and white, literally no one will and can touch you.

the only sad part, with the introduction of internet, now crews hardly gather together outstation. :-({|=

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