Servisair Kinetic training?
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750XL im not actually doing dispatch im a passenger service agent for servisair but i kinda just wana do the best i can at everything because i know it is only a temporary contract over the summer but if there was a permanent position coming up then i could be considered for it!!
but thanks for the advice, im in my final year at law and im trying to fit in all this training around that so i am super stressy at the minute anyway lol!
but thanks for the advice, im in my final year at law and im trying to fit in all this training around that so i am super stressy at the minute anyway lol!
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750XL im not actually doing dispatch im a passenger service agent for servisair but i kinda just wana do the best i can at everything because i know it is only a temporary contract over the summer but if there was a permanent position coming up then i could be considered for it!! but thanks for the advice, im in my final year at law and im trying to fit in all this training around that so i am super stressy at the minute anyway lol!
but thanks for the advice, im in my final year at law and im trying to fit in all this training around that so i am super stressy at the minute anyway lol!
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If you are managaing to do a law degree then being a check in agent wil be a piece of cake for you.
Stop worrying about it.
Its not a stressful job unless you make it one for yourself.
I see people get in a panic every day and then have to go and sort out their mistakes.
Remember ultimately all you are doing is getting people on a plane. The place would run a lot smoother if everybody remembered that and realised its not something to get stressed about and start panicing over, thats when mistakes get made.
Safety of yourself, the aircraft and the passengers is the most important thing. Dont ever compromise, or allow anybody to pressure you to compromise this, in favour of on time departures.
Keep calm and mistakes will be less likely to be made. I made one myself today because people were wittering in my ear and getting in a flap about bags and people not turning up and this that and the other and sent a pretty important telex incorrectly. I checked it out and resent it so it was no problem, but thats just an example of how easy it is to cause a mistake when people get in a flap.
Dont worry about your tests. Servisair have a pretty poor policy of nobody will fail them, so you'll get multiple attempts at it and pointed towards the answers anyway until you get them correct.
Take whatever training is being offered, take as much OT as you can do and always be on time and you'll be in a good position to be kept on i reckon.
Stop worrying about it.
Its not a stressful job unless you make it one for yourself.
I see people get in a panic every day and then have to go and sort out their mistakes.
Remember ultimately all you are doing is getting people on a plane. The place would run a lot smoother if everybody remembered that and realised its not something to get stressed about and start panicing over, thats when mistakes get made.
Safety of yourself, the aircraft and the passengers is the most important thing. Dont ever compromise, or allow anybody to pressure you to compromise this, in favour of on time departures.
Keep calm and mistakes will be less likely to be made. I made one myself today because people were wittering in my ear and getting in a flap about bags and people not turning up and this that and the other and sent a pretty important telex incorrectly. I checked it out and resent it so it was no problem, but thats just an example of how easy it is to cause a mistake when people get in a flap.
Dont worry about your tests. Servisair have a pretty poor policy of nobody will fail them, so you'll get multiple attempts at it and pointed towards the answers anyway until you get them correct.
Take whatever training is being offered, take as much OT as you can do and always be on time and you'll be in a good position to be kept on i reckon.
