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Old 7th Feb 2012, 15:21   #1 (permalink)


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Former Employees Applying to Ryanair
Applied to Ryanair through CAE.

Almost 3 months ago I was informed that my application was sent to Ryanair but it was gonna take longer to be processed because I previously worked for Ryanair as cabin crew... Haven't heard from them since...

Anyone in the same situation or has any idea of what could this be all about?

Thanks!
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Old 7th Feb 2012, 21:56   #2 (permalink)
 
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I am sure it will take longer because they will be thoroughly checking your references from previous ryanair managers. They will try and gather as much information on you as possible before making you an offer.
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