Interview experience:
My experience with Continental was not a good one. Granted, they paid for a flight to Houston for an interview and flew me back the same day. I am aware now that I overdressed (where a plain navy suit, easy tie, pretty much look like a flight attendant when you are called for the interview) and was not qualified seen as how my frist flight was to the interview. I was the last person they called in, asked me a few general questions and said "Thank you for your time, one of our reps will get with you as soon as possible." That's a bad sign. Means they didn't even consider you for the job. Didn't help my flight late was late, HA HA. So hopefully all you people that love the skies like I learned that day, good luck, don't over dress, don't say anything unless asked. I hope this helps some of you get a job with an airline, I wasn't successful, but maybe you will be. Remember, find out what they wear and wear that to the interview, biggest suggestion I have. I had a pilot and a 20 year vet of being a flight attendant as references, so don't count on good references. Dress down, not jeans and a t-shirt, I think you get the hint by now! Flying is the best experience in the world, if you ask me.
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Continental Airlines Study Guide Questions:
1. What are some qualifications that you look for in a flight attendant?the qualifications that i look for in a f/a...Safety Compliance, professionalism in customer service, uniform attire and employee teamwork.2. What do you think makes the best f/a?"
3. Tell us about yourself?
4. Why do you want to work for this airline?
5. What can you contribute that separates you from other candidates?
i contribute my 22 years of management, problem solving and customer service experience.6. How would you handle an irate passenger?
7. How do you handle conflict?
Diffuse the situation and remain calm while working with the person to come up with a solution.8. Tell us about a situation you have experienced that demonstrates your ability to make good decisions under pressure?
9. What are your feelings regarding the lifestyle change a flight attendant career will bring?
Depending on the f/a situation, i found the lifestyle to be exciting and rewarding.10. What are our names?
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