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Post by smurfieee » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 1:04 am

snowbaby8 wrote:
Thanks alot smurfieee for cheer me up. Can you give some advice from your experience to succed? :)
I will love you give you some advices...but I havent really speak to any interviewer about what they are looking for...most important..look confident...carry your smile gracefully...be humble...these 2 factors never go wrong..good luck! hope to see you in STC soon!
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Post by charmaiin » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 1:14 am

Gnip wrote: Thanks! Did you go for your medical on the same day too?
heyho.. medical will only be done the next day (cos u will likely end the whole interview process around 3-5pm if you reached at 8plus), unless the interview is on a weekday/saturday cos the medical centre is closed on sundays :)

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Post by QuestionGirl » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 2:38 am

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Hi , may i know wat they chk during med chk up ? any expected requirement ?
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Post by ckrocks » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 3:42 am

@questiongirl : there is nothing much to the medical chk actually, just any regular medical chks u have to do before going on to a full time job..

@Smurflee : no worries, i failed twice at rd 1 before too. and got in 3rd try.
Just be really confident, you must control your emotions and be really objective.. try and relax.. you'll do better..

@Class83 : just the usual stuffs, height,weight,blood test, eyesight, heart pressure, medical history.. thats what they did to me luh.. they dint even check whether i have a arc-back.. or any bone related problems..

hope all you ppl get in..!

oh, im currently flying in case you guys wondered how i suddenly pop out, this forum was my manual when i was trying for interviews too.! haha!

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Post by Gnip » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 9:31 am

charmaiin wrote:
Gnip wrote: Thanks! Did you go for your medical on the same day too?
heyho.. medical will only be done the next day (cos u will likely end the whole interview process around 3-5pm if you reached at 8plus), unless the interview is on a weekday/saturday cos the medical centre is closed on sundays :)
Thanks for your reply! What happens if I have to fly off immediately after my interview rounds. My flight is on Sunday! Will they allow me to go for my medical after my trip?
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Post by smurfieee » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 12:04 pm

ckrocks : really...so nice...i dont know this forum until i cleared my interviews.. so...which batch you are from? and...hows flying?
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Post by wanderwanderlust » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 5:41 pm

For current crews / ex crews ...

May i ask... out of 30days in a month... typically (generally), how many days will you be in singapore?

Is it like 12 out of 30 days in sg?
or as much as 15days out of 30 days in sg?

Thanks in advance!

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Post by CabinCrewKristine » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 7:36 pm

wanderwanderlust wrote:For current crews / ex crews ...

May i ask... out of 30days in a month... typically (generally), how many days will you be in singapore?

Is it like 12 out of 30 days in sg?
or as much as 15days out of 30 days in sg?

Thanks in advance!
depends on your flight schedule.

You can do a cof and generally don't really be in singapore and also depends on the type of fleet you operating. EG: A345 or A380.

but typically, 15 days should be the safer bet.

hope this helps ^^

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Post by crunkbabee » Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:46 pm

hi guys, i was wondering what is best during the interview..to tie up our hair or to jst let it be. it might be pretty much a simple question but i got confused by what some people said, like tying it up might appearing that we are trying too hard to be like them (cus sq girls bun up their hair)

but not tying it up might appear to be messy thus ruining the chances!

please offer your opinions :)

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Post by ckrocks » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 1:11 am

@Gnip : not so sure about that, prolly you have to ask for advice from the admin ppl that will be handling the paperworks at the interview, they are mostly liekly HR, and they will know everything in regards to employments laws, regualations, and deadlines.

@wanderwanderlust : hmmm, during my training days, what i learnt was that, u will at least get a 8 days off in SG, liek a 5 days work week in a sense..
but most prolly you will get more days in sg.. like kristine said.. we do COF and yada yada.. my fss have like 11 off straight cos she change for offs.. and of cos, ur fleet types come in place in due time as u start flying.

@crunkabee : i personally think bunning ur hair and making up like a SIA crew for interview is just a tad too much.. my opinion is, be it guys or girls, just wear decently and professionally to show basic courtesy and respect to the interviewers and SQ itself.. no doubts some ppl get thru even when they wear *anyhow* for an interview, but thats up to the interviewers. i still think being professional is the safest bet.

@kristine : hey i saw your crew blog! i flew with jane too! haha!

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Post by ckrocks » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 1:15 am

@smurflee : im very junior la! haha.. flying have it's good and bad.. just liek any job.. but i must say, apart from travel perks, and decent pay. you really see 1001 kind of ppl in this job.. and its really not the passengers that make flying sucks to some ppl, most crew prolly will say its the crews that make life in SQ difficult.. so we learn the way to adapt and *wayang* sometimes in some sense.. most crew now is nice.. so no worries la.. start of kana abit is ok 1.. train ourselves to be untouched...

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Post by CabinCrewKristine » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 4:37 am

ckrocks wrote:@smurflee : im very junior la! haha.. flying have it's good and bad.. just liek any job.. but i must say, apart from travel perks, and decent pay. you really see 1001 kind of ppl in this job.. and its really not the passengers that make flying sucks to some ppl, most crew prolly will say its the crews that make life in SQ difficult.. so we learn the way to adapt and *wayang* sometimes in some sense.. most crew now is nice.. so no worries la.. start of kana abit is ok 1.. train ourselves to be untouched...
hee, dear.. try not to say too much about inside politics.. keke you never know whose here =P

and were you with Jane when she got that compliment ? hee... must be so heart warming.. hee

- and yes crunkabee, you can take it from our beautiful crew ckrocks(you must be a ck fan...) here that dressing professionally is the safer bet. Overdoing sometimes can give the sense of "zhuo zuo"... dunno if my hanyu pingyin correct.. hee
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Post by smurfieee » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 9:28 am

ckrocks : thanks for the advice...i do agree we need to protect ourselves these days... welcome to Gen Y cabin crew! anyway...happie lunar new year!!
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Post by wanderwanderlust » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 10:18 am

CabinCrewKristine wrote:
wanderwanderlust wrote:For current crews / ex crews ...

May i ask... out of 30days in a month... typically (generally), how many days will you be in singapore?

Is it like 12 out of 30 days in sg?
or as much as 15days out of 30 days in sg?

Thanks in advance!
depends on your flight schedule.

You can do a cof and generally don't really be in singapore and also depends on the type of fleet you operating. EG: A345 or A380.

but typically, 15 days should be the safer bet.

hope this helps ^^

Kristine
Sorry. What's a "COF"?

You mentioned - 15days should be a safer bet.
Does it means, on "good" months, you could possibly be in sg for more than 15days?

Thanks!

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Post by charmaiin » Tue, 09 Feb 2010 10:25 am

wanderwanderlust wrote: Sorry. What's a "COF"?
COF means change of flight.. but for all of us thinking of working in this line, we all must be prepared to not be singapore one.. if ure very concerned the number of days ure here, you also wont be very happy if u dun get a certain number of off days a mth.. must be prepared la (:

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