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Old 4th Apr 2008, 08:48
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DOJ

Does anybody have a expected, or confirmed DOJ or fly date between now and April 15th?

I am trying to work out whether I'll be able to go over on my requested DOJ. Thanks..
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:11
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My friend is flying from Slovakia on 17.04
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:15
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150 a month is exaggerated.. Check other middle east carriers, i'm sure the same number of crews are resigning.
This is also 1 reason why the minimum age requirement to join EY changed, HR is tired of hiring young people who goes to Abu Dhabi and work as a cabin crew but doesn't know what it is all about and what the lifestyle in AUH is..
So harsh but true, you'd meet plenty of young crew who thinks they are paid to have fun.. not to work hard.. Complain about the simplest things
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:24
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to maqillage

i check the web site of EY and my status is applied

what is mean that ?

they review my application and i have to wait for the invitation of an assessment day
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:32
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I would like to comment about the resignition rates in etihad, it's not true, people talk alots, and etiah is taking care of the crew and believe me they are trying their best, it's strue that there were some complications about accomodations and stuff before, but the crew and specialy the young and irresponsible ones are just talking for free, ... recently there were three fires in a nice building because of the stupidity of the crew, the crew like to talk a lots, and grapevines are just around, ... so for those who would like to join i would like to encourage them to come because if u like flying you will love it in here, i flew with qatar before and no need to give a picture of what's happening in there, ... etihad people have made a big effort and they are improving all the departments and believe me it's getting better, ... i know the HR people seem a bit lazy and not caring before i joined but when i came here i saw a different picture. don't believe what is saying in the forum, ...
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:45
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SO TRUE EYner.

Been here a couple of months and I couldn't say it is bad, it is actually good, more than I have hoped for. It is basically how you see things and appreciate what the company is giving you.

For new joiners, hang in there. Know about the job and the base (AUH), this will make joining EY and moving in AUH easier if you know what you are getting into...

Good luck!
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 09:46
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Thanks EYner,

I am coming there, I am already crew and I am young but I'm not 20 eheeh
What I am looking for, coming there, are: flying the world, getting to know and respect all new cultures, learn out of everything and of course BE TREATED IN THE BEST WAY BY EY with no lies....

So I hope I am not making a mistake.....
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Old 4th Apr 2008, 11:42
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Hey all,

just wanted to let you know that they have updated the assessment schedule on the Etihad webiste and there are now exact dates!
I had myself a big surprise as my home town all of a sudden showed up on the schedule and I have already booked tickets to go to London for the assessment there... how ironic! oh well...guess i'll make a trip out of it:-)
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 02:35
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Hi all,

I just joint the site...you are very helpful...
Few days ago a got this message from Etihad:

Dear Candidate,

Thank you for your recent application seeking the cabin crew position with Etihad Airways.

If you are still interested, please be advised that we are going to conduct an assessment day on the 14th June 2008 in Toronto , Canada .

Upon receipt of your confirmation we will send you a further email with the details of the interview.

We would like to thank you again for your interest in Etihad Airways and wish you every success in your professional pursuits.



But on there official website it sad that the assessment day in Toronto is on 14 of MAY?????
I dont know what to expect.... May or June....Does anybody know something???? Is this the official invitation or not...Please help





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Old 5th Apr 2008, 02:43
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I would email them and say that you are going (if you are, of course), and then ask if the date is on the 14th of May OR June. They should reply and let you know the official date.

Hopefully I will get an invite to the same assessment day as you! Still waiting for mine! Did you email EY about the assessment day, or did they just send you one?
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 04:14
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Marushka, wether it is in May or June, I would recommend you do some homework to sharpen up your English language skills, if you want to pass the selection.
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 04:33
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Ha! So FUNNY when people comment on the language skills of others, only to type something like this
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 05:08
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OK ashlea, you got me! I typed one h too few. Wether is a castrated ram, boo hoo. Seriously though, I mean to be helpful. Cheers HD.
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 08:33
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Hey guys, for the assessment day did you have your passport photos and full length photo taken at a professional photographer or did you take them yourselves with a digital camera?
Would really appreciate if a few people could answer this....
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 10:58
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In my 1st EY interview I had taken pictures myself, and I didn't make it through. In my 2nd EY interview I had professional pictures and made it through to the very end.

I'm not saying there's a correlation between the two, as looking back now I was very under prepared for my 1st interview. I know pro pics are quite expensive, but I think it's really worth doing from the very beginning. With a good set you can ask for a CD and use them over and over (of course the objective is to only use them once)

PLUS if you get the job you're going to have to get pro pics done anyway, so it may as well be sooner rather than later.
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 11:02
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I had my photo taken by a professional for my interview aswell.
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Old 5th Apr 2008, 12:49
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Pro pictures

having professional pictures is a MUST when applying with any airline as much as having a clean and clear CV sheet and business attire and hair tied up and clean.
Remember to take pictures in business attire.
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Old 6th Apr 2008, 07:43
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It's not a MUST thing!

Hi guys

I currently work for EY as a cabin crew, and just want to let you know that having professional photos is not a MUST thing at all!! If you want to and can afford it, just do so. I know it's pretty expensive and some people can't afford it, so don't encourage people to spend money on unnecessary thing. As long as you're wearing business attire and having neat hair and nice smile on the photo you will submit, that's enough and fine! I didn't have professional photos on my assessment day, but I was lucky and good enough to get this job.

Also, I know many of you guys are wondering how much money we actually make here. I really wanted to know before I joined here, too. Well, it really varies depending on your schedule, but I would say it's around 9000~11000 AED. For the first 6month of probational period, it is going to be hard to save money. Durig training? How can you possibly save money when your income is only 2500AED? I remember I was very happy and felt that I actually started making money after my probational period. Of course, I've made more than 11000 ~12000 and even 13000 AED a month, so expect to have some good months and bad months. Secondly, it can be also depending on currency exchange rates which you can't do anything about! For example, I lost almost $500 because of the bloody exchange rates, comparing the last time I sent money back home. I was so upset

If you want to know anything, just send me private messages. Have a good day!!
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Old 6th Apr 2008, 11:48
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DOJ at ETIHAD

Hello

Only one thing...I started to do my medical and I sad to person from HR that I can start in mid of may, because I am an current cabin crew..But my current employer want me to stay for another 2 months..Which means that I cant leave earlier(thats our law)What do you think..are they gonna accept this?I am a bit worried about this...What are they gonna say If I am gonna tell them that I can start only in june....

Thanx for your answer

Timea
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Old 6th Apr 2008, 11:52
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just call etihad and explain your situation. i'm sure theyl be more than willing to adjust your DOJ.
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