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Virginblue assessment day
Hey guys, just wondering if its true that when you attend a assessment day and if your successful, they contact you that same afternoon? I went to one on Tuesday and thought I did well, but have not received a phone call yet! Anyone know how long it usually takes?
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Hi Nikki,
When I went through my initial interviews the turn around time was very very quick.
These days the process has slowed down somewhat.
eg-- my whole interview process took 4 days from first interview to job offer
and my friend who has been with us for about 1.5 months now-- her interview process took about 2 months.
So don't get too stressed just yet.
When I went through my initial interviews the turn around time was very very quick.
These days the process has slowed down somewhat.
eg-- my whole interview process took 4 days from first interview to job offer
and my friend who has been with us for about 1.5 months now-- her interview process took about 2 months.
So don't get too stressed just yet.
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hi nikki,i have just been accepted by vb and the whole process took about 4 months.i have some friends who have had their assessment day and were e-mailed 2 weeks later to let them know they have a second interview but in about 6 weeks.their e-mail was sent about 2 weeks ago.i think the recruiting team have gone up to bne to do interviews up thereand will return soon to melbourne.the waiting does your head in i know!hang in there and i hope to see you in a little beige number soon!
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What To Wear?
What do u suggest the guys wear to a DJ interview?Do you have to be really loud, energetic and "out there"? If you're not the loudest etc, do u still have a chance? How many interviews etc, is the shortlist long? Is it anything like Qantas, interviews happening like once a year? this is month 8 of the shortlist with QF & i think theres a lot more waiting ahead of me???I JUST WNT TO FLY-WHEN ARE DJ COMING TO PERTH?
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I suggest you wear busness attire, nice suit and skirt and if your hair is long tie it up. Be very friendly my group was soo quiet I was the first one to make conversation and decisions. Dont be too lound let everyone have say. The main things they look for is personality, confidence, how well you work in a group and how you present yourself. Aslo smile and look interested, hope these tips will help you. Not to sure when they are recruiting in Perth but good luck anyway!
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In regards to your initial application. When you send the photos, are they to be "informal" photos, because the only photos i have are the ones i sent to Qantas, suit etc. They're not going to not bother with me because of that would they? I've been told not to be too formal at a DJ interview, but i don't want to look under dressed? If i wear a suit to a DJ interview, they're not going to think i'm the wrong person for the job straight off will they (too formal etc?) Probably stupid questions i know, i just don't want to get it wrong. What have you all found the guys to wear at a DJ interview? PLEASE HELP!
PS- When will DJ be recruiting? There wouldn't be a 12 month shortlist/waiting period would there?
Thanks for your help
PS- When will DJ be recruiting? There wouldn't be a 12 month shortlist/waiting period would there?
Thanks for your help
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With my application I didnt send any photos, but I suggest you go for the formal ones, but make sure you smiling in them. For males I would say go for the suit as you still want to look proffessional and presentation is important. Virgin are pretty constant with there recruitment and no shortlists apply.
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How wrong I was
I would like to say how wrong I was, I recieved an e-mail from Virgin stating I was unsuccessful
Did not even make it to a one on one interview. I dont understand what dj are looking for, I was very friendly and initiated most acitives in my group still making sure everyone had a turn. I also have experience as currently working for a priviate charter company. Plus I have the virgin look, blonde hair blue eyes. I guess that doesn't matter. What the hell are they looking for? Can any dj F/A give me some tips on how they went and what they wore ect? Sorry Ozcabincrew probably giving you all the wrong info
Did not even make it to a one on one interview. I dont understand what dj are looking for, I was very friendly and initiated most acitives in my group still making sure everyone had a turn. I also have experience as currently working for a priviate charter company. Plus I have the virgin look, blonde hair blue eyes. I guess that doesn't matter. What the hell are they looking for? Can any dj F/A give me some tips on how they went and what they wore ect? Sorry Ozcabincrew probably giving you all the wrong info
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Grooming...
Wear business attire - a suit whether you are male or female.
Girls have your hair up or if shorter, in a tidy style with a natural looking product. Boys, clean and tidy, freshly cut.
All of the people who made it to interview I know recently were as above.
Girls have your hair up or if shorter, in a tidy style with a natural looking product. Boys, clean and tidy, freshly cut.
All of the people who made it to interview I know recently were as above.
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hi gang!i went through as i said and i wore a suit but not such a stiff looking navy job!zip up jacket and i actually wore boots to make me feel a bit more 'funky' as thats what i was told they wanted.i am not the typical stereotype either.brunette and shall we say a size 12!heaven forbid!sorry nikki b for your knock back,it's is so frustrating i know.these group interviews are so hard to gauge and you know if you could only get that first one on one they would see how purfect you are!keep at it though!i believe they advertised again this weekend for ground and cabin crew in mel papers.is it worth trying for ground staff to get that foot in?!
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Are virgin blue actually gonna recruit in Perth? Its a shame if they don't. Their website by the way still insists they are recruiting in brisbane? Have they moved on or is their website lagging behind in the times?
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Where's the new kid on the block?
The new kid on the block is coming, but be patient while we work hard to get our business plan together to start a new domestic airline for Australia - the evolution of that famous airline we all once knew, Ansett.
We will be offering positions out of all major ports in Australia subject to operational growth. We are particularly interested in former Ansett staff and their families and young men and women that have a passion for flying, naturally.
When the time comes for your expression of interest, we will advertise it in the Aviation Section of the Friday issue of The Australian newspaper.
Take care.
We will be offering positions out of all major ports in Australia subject to operational growth. We are particularly interested in former Ansett staff and their families and young men and women that have a passion for flying, naturally.
When the time comes for your expression of interest, we will advertise it in the Aviation Section of the Friday issue of The Australian newspaper.
Take care.
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Revival of a dead horse - not exactly but one step better.
The new airline's business plan is currently on track. The dead horse? Well, it does still have DNA and DNA can be modified.
We'll take the best that Ansett had to offer and modify those aspects that could have been better.
There are over 45 consultants (Ansett People) working in teams on the venture and each has a vision and a purpose to make it happen.....and take care of any problems.
We are encouraged by the Victorian Government's commitment to stand by our side as we venture to create an exceptional carrier of choice.
Please, give it your support because you deserve to work for a great employer and a great airline. We're making it happen.
Take Care.
We'll take the best that Ansett had to offer and modify those aspects that could have been better.
There are over 45 consultants (Ansett People) working in teams on the venture and each has a vision and a purpose to make it happen.....and take care of any problems.
We are encouraged by the Victorian Government's commitment to stand by our side as we venture to create an exceptional carrier of choice.
Please, give it your support because you deserve to work for a great employer and a great airline. We're making it happen.
Take Care.
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Phantom Airline
Todd alias Venture_Executive posted this on the Sydney
Airport board weeks ago, check the 51 replys to his post here:
http://www.vpmag.com/yssy/viewtopic....highlight=todd
Todd, not a good idea to try and wind people up to raise
false hopes.
Extract from site Todd refers to at:
http://www.pacificsouthwestengineeri...u/careers.html
You need to give us your skills and your free time and be pro-active in doing so. You need to be a team player and a good communicator. You need to be able to meet the planning deadlines of the venture. Above all you must be honest in your dealings with the venture and have a strong self-discipline to do all things ethically.
Your free time is needed for 12-15 months. You would bear your own minor costs in the venture as a consultant. You may not receive a tax deduction against your other income for the expenses you incur. This is achieved through a commercial arrangement using a Venture Consultant Agreement.
Wirraway
Airport board weeks ago, check the 51 replys to his post here:
http://www.vpmag.com/yssy/viewtopic....highlight=todd
Todd, not a good idea to try and wind people up to raise
false hopes.
Extract from site Todd refers to at:
http://www.pacificsouthwestengineeri...u/careers.html
You need to give us your skills and your free time and be pro-active in doing so. You need to be a team player and a good communicator. You need to be able to meet the planning deadlines of the venture. Above all you must be honest in your dealings with the venture and have a strong self-discipline to do all things ethically.
Your free time is needed for 12-15 months. You would bear your own minor costs in the venture as a consultant. You may not receive a tax deduction against your other income for the expenses you incur. This is achieved through a commercial arrangement using a Venture Consultant Agreement.
Wirraway
Last edited by Wirraway; 11th Oct 2003 at 21:20.