FLIGHT ATTENDANT GUIDE

The assessment day is a critical step towards achieving this goal, but it can be challenging and stressful. To help you succeed, it's essential to avoid the top mistakes that many candidates make during the assessment day. Here are some tips to help you prepare and make a positive impression on recruiters:

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Lack of Preparation

 

One of the biggest mistakes that candidates make is not preparing adequately for the assessment day. This can include not researching the airline, failing to practice interview questions, or not understanding the role of a cabin crew member. Make sure you do your research and practice your interview skills to showcase your enthusiasm and interest in the job.

On average, only 3% will be selected. It is important to be well prepared.

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Poor Grooming

 

Your appearance is crucial when it comes to a cabin crew job. You need to look professional and presentable. Make sure you are well-groomed, with tidy hair, natural makeup (for women), and polished shoes. Avoid wearing excessive jewelry or accessories and dress appropriately for the occasion.

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Lack of Confidence

 

Recruiters are looking for candidates who are confident, composed, and can handle pressure. Lack of confidence is a common mistake that many candidates make during the assessment day. Make sure you practice your posture, maintain eye contact, and speak clearly and confidently. Remember, confidence is key to making a positive impression, and flight attendant guide can help you to prepare yourself for the day.

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Poor Communication

 

Skills As a cabin crew member, effective communication is essential. During the assessment day, you'll be assessed on your communication skills, including your ability to listen actively, respond appropriately, and convey information clearly. Make sure you communicate clearly and effectively and show that you can work as part of a team.

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Lack of Enthusiasm

 

Finally, one of the biggest mistakes you can make is to show a lack of enthusiasm during the assessment day. Recruiters are looking for candidates who are passionate about the job and demonstrate a willingness to learn and grow in the role. Make sure you show enthusiasm and interest in the job and the airline you're applying to.

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By avoiding these top mistakes, you'll be well on your way to acing your assessment day and landing your dream job as a cabin crew member. To learn more about how to prepare for your assessment day, check out my eBook, "Flight attendant guide. The assessmen."