Most Hated Cabin Crew Interview Experience.

That was the first time I just give it up before I try. I don't know what I really looking for at the moment wtf I just lost my direction. The waiting lounge are crowded with girls and boys whom faces full of confidence and nervous at the same time, I can feel that my heart squeezed and juice dropping like a melting ice-cream.

Cousin told me that it's not easy. No matter how good you are, big part of it still depend on luck. There were girls who really strive good but at the end, none of them got through all the stages.I might stumbling and mumbling when answering their questions, the girl next to me was a cabin crew of Emirates, surprisingly she couldn't make it. She was seriously good I may add.

The probability of failing at the first stage is high, probably only 3 out of 10 make through to the next stage. My question was " If you may fly to any places in the world, what's your dream destination?" Don't bother my answer, I think I said something awkward. My friend was asked if he can be someone else, who he wants to be? The rest answered cabin crew, president, tree (wtf), bird or whatsoever. He answered human with wings. He's the only one who passed first stage. So it's very subjective you don't know what they want.

One of the common questions they'll ask is : Why you want to be a cabin crew? Trust me, I can tell you 80% of the candidates rehearsed on this question before the interview, mostly will said because they like to travel, good in customer service and blah. Only 20% will get through. The rest 60% I think most probably they have face problem.

One of my friends was quite upset with my failure wtf. He told me since day one that he is waiting for me to join them as part of the team. He is a pilot and I have no idea if one day I become one, we can meet each other in the same plane or never. It will be very exciting if we have the chance become colleagues, he told me he foresee we will spend most time together wtf like small kids.

Frankly speaking I dislike SIA interviewers. I understand they might show shit faces purposely, perhaps want to observe if candidates able to remain cool and relax under pressure. I can say I was the only one focus and relax in the room, from the incomplete sentences and unrelated answers given by the rest of the candidates, I can tell they are really nervous as if they're gonna faint, drop dead, lying on the floor motionless. *puff*

Second stage is one-to-one interview. They'll create some scenario questions for you to answer, I think this is the stage your intelligence and ability to remain conscious and fast reaction will be examined. I can tell I will definitely do better here compared to group interview. *grin* I think I am born superwoman wtf, just kidding. 

Despite from the shit faces shown by interviewers, the arrangement of the flow sucks to the max. I meant they may start with height and weight check first before proceed to the group interview. Undoubtedly this save a lot of time as well as manpower. They can cut down the queue up time and interview rooms. I reckon many girls are obviously over weight and big part of them too short.

I'd been waited more than 5 hours since morning before my turn. I started to get frustrated, if friends did not stop me I would walk off from the lobby with my middle fingers show right up to the sky. Yeah now you want to tell me I'm not qualified to be a cabin crew. Whatever, I've met lots of chief stewardesses and stewards having problems with anger management, but they still manage handle their job well. This is the matter of professionalism, people.

This is will the last time I go for SIA walk-in interview. Gosh hate the long queue. Bear in mind although you'll be earning Singapore dollar, but they have this serious seniority problems since ages ago. No, I don't think I can take it, I can't tolerate bullies at all. *peace* So because of this, my friend lost her confidence. It may sounds cheesy and annoying, probably you guys will blame her for being mentally weak.  *take a deep breath* Nah I don't think she's the one to blame on. Frankly speaking, I find it interesting. They are totally different from interviewers from Qatar and Emirates. Both this airlines have similar interview stages, the interviewers are friendly and they are willing to smile at you. *big smile* And most importantly, they offer much better salary and benefits.