cc interview self help books
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cc interview self help books
Hi all.
I just wondered if those books out there to help us with the cc apllication and interview process are worth buying?? Did any of you find them a great help and what titles are the best?
Thanks.
I just wondered if those books out there to help us with the cc apllication and interview process are worth buying?? Did any of you find them a great help and what titles are the best?
Thanks.
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Just some advice guys as a recruiter.
If you want to buy these books for tips ect go for it, But remeber recruitment days are different from airline to airline.
My Tips
1) Be smart, no jeans smart or not, no trainers or scruffy shoes i am sure you get the drift. (you will be suprised what turns up at times.
2) Be early, take in to account traffic, roadworks accidents. So give yourself plenty of traveling time to the interview. It is worth checking the internet for roadworks ect along the route you play to go to the recruitment day.
3) Check the airlines website for info on the airline, their web sites always contain info about the story of the airline as well as current airline info. You never know what you may get asked.
4) Be prepared for tests eg. maths and english (depending on the country of the airlinethen there may be local test) with maths its not rocket science just simple sums with currency conversions (conversion charts will be provided).
5) If the chance comes up for a question and answer session have some good questions ready that you want answered.
6) If there are team/group excercises be yourself, dont try dominate the exercise work together.
7) Try not to be to nervous in the interview, I know it's easier said than done, but try relax, listen to the interviewer and don't feel uncomfortable if you want to ask the interview to repeat something (as long as it was not cause you just were not listening).
8) BE YOURSELF it is nice to see people for who they are and see their personalities. Don't try be someone your not, or try be someone you think the airline want. Be You.
GOOD LUCK.
If you want to buy these books for tips ect go for it, But remeber recruitment days are different from airline to airline.
My Tips
1) Be smart, no jeans smart or not, no trainers or scruffy shoes i am sure you get the drift. (you will be suprised what turns up at times.
2) Be early, take in to account traffic, roadworks accidents. So give yourself plenty of traveling time to the interview. It is worth checking the internet for roadworks ect along the route you play to go to the recruitment day.
3) Check the airlines website for info on the airline, their web sites always contain info about the story of the airline as well as current airline info. You never know what you may get asked.
4) Be prepared for tests eg. maths and english (depending on the country of the airlinethen there may be local test) with maths its not rocket science just simple sums with currency conversions (conversion charts will be provided).
5) If the chance comes up for a question and answer session have some good questions ready that you want answered.
6) If there are team/group excercises be yourself, dont try dominate the exercise work together.
7) Try not to be to nervous in the interview, I know it's easier said than done, but try relax, listen to the interviewer and don't feel uncomfortable if you want to ask the interview to repeat something (as long as it was not cause you just were not listening).
8) BE YOURSELF it is nice to see people for who they are and see their personalities. Don't try be someone your not, or try be someone you think the airline want. Be You.
GOOD LUCK.
