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It's great to see the world. Easy job once you learn the process.Cons
Long working hours and can be very tiring, as expected from a cabin crew job.All answers shown come directly from United Airlines Reviews and are not edited or altered.
...There is no diversity and inclusion....Read More
I applied online. I interviewed at United Airlines (Houston, TX)
Interview
Walk into building, check in with FA in lobby to receive your name tag and show ID. Afterwards you are escorted to elevator to meet with other candidates on 12th floor in conference room. About an hour presentation about the company and position of a FA. Ask a question to show interest and engagement and SMILE the entire time with an open mouth displaying your teeth. That’s what one of the recruiters stated as they came in after the presentation was finished. Recruiters introduce themselves and call your name to divide you into groups for group activity. Now they have put a face to your name after receiving the “work ID” for the group activity. There’s already a system in place of why you are in that specific group.. Group activity was setting up the beverage cart for in flight service. You are being judged as to how you interact and if you are still smiling. After this exercise their decision is pretty much made on who they “put their money on” to succeed given they give the right answers, show confidence with a smile during the 1:1 interview. You will be called one by one for your chance to interview after the group activity, my guess is the first 5 who are called have a chance to proceed. Remember their decision is made by the time you finish the activity, they still have to continue with interviews and do “petty interviews” for the ones that don’t fit their criteria. Interview was “easy”, STAR format and every question they could possibly ask is listed here somewhere. Recruiters seemed fake and not genuine, one was dressed professionally. If you get your CJO it’s the day of interview and NOT by email as they claim. If you are escorted to the elevator after your interview that’s where your journey ends.How did you handle a rude customer?
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...Free coffee and decent winter parka...
3 July 2020
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