Jeenie Weenie Emirates Airline Interview Story time
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2020
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When I was little I thought flight attendants were like superstars because they were all smiling, super kind, all freaking beautiful, tall with amazing outfits 🥺
And they'd take pictures with you 🥺
Omg same-
guess u was never on United
I wanted to be a flight attendant until I grew up and realized I'm ugly
@@anteater9408 god doesn’t make mistakes, everybody’s pretty af
@@ItzZay1 yep!
I did Emirates interview twice, if I can advise people: Be servant, be honest, be kind.
How much does the course cost?
Ok
Ohh!! Did you made it???
Be servant? How so?
@@amethyst354 what? You don't pay for the courses they train you for free as part of the job
No Jeenie luck did not get you hired. Your charisma did. You stand out from the crowd in every way, you are breathtaking inside out and the Emirates people obviously saw that miles away.
Honestly, slipping a secret Karen test in at the end after everyone was already exhausted was genius.
"out of thousands of applicants only 12 got job offers"
Literally had me like 😦😦😦
IKR same 😦
Yeah its the same for me. Not applying for the same job but another job. You will give many interviews and assignments and calls to the incharge, but if your work is not what they like they wont choose you. Experience and portfolio also helps
So sad
Still much easier than Indian UPSC exams...less than 1 in 100000...Or IIT engineering institute where you need over 99 percentile and sometimes 100% for getting selected...
😲😬
She got the job because of excessive cuteness and fun personality. If you are going to work with customers, need to smile. Grin and bear it, is the saying.
Ew
I bet the top reason she got her job is because she's multi-lingual. She has hospitality experience which is relevant. She has a Canadian passport which makes relocating to UAE easier than others. And yes, she's cute and easy-going.
You need to be very intelligent and be multi lingual to be a flight attendant. Or least that's the person they will employ. So you wouldn't be successful, sorry.
One time I fly with 1 airline from Osaka to Jakarta (roundtrip), the 1st flight went OK. Since I always drink warm milk in the morning, I requested it to the flight attendant and she served what i've asked for even it took quite time (yes I know about it since they need to warm it separately and I have quite a lot experiences in ordering warm milk already and I dont mind).
But, during the 2nd flight, the flight attendant just refused my request with flat face by saying "we dont serve that". His reply was fast, short and cold.
When I heard that, first that was non sense. He has a carton of milk in his cart (I ended got the cold one). Second, that was not polite. I know he's busy or so (they always been) but he could deliver a better refusal word to the passenger with better attitude as well. Third, the way he refused my order literally worsen my entire flight experience. Since my seat was his working area, I practically saw him a lot and I hate it and it brought my mood to the lowest level.
I usually saying thank you to the flight staffs after landed and about to leave the aircraft. But that time, not to him.
So, YES I think it is very essential to have a flight attendant with bright personality like jennie no matter how bad her/his mood or devastated her/his life during her/his duty. Her/his entire mood will affect the passengers as well.
Ps : i didnt mention the airlines name but it was one of the top list airlines company and still... i think they never leave the big 5 even until now.
I'm sure she has skills and a great work ethic. You can't just be cute and fun to work that job. Ignorant AF.
This is so weird - I work for a company in the middle east and when they interviewed me (IT position) in US, it was absolutely the most weirdest interview I ever experienced. Just like your situation, a large portion was a stress interview. The waiting room was jam packed, and this was a very large conference room with a stage. People were there suited and booted with briefcases filled with their previous work examples and I was there with slacks and shirt and had just my resume - resume they already had. When we were all waiting in the room, people would come out of the interview room completely disheveled. One guy came out and it seemed like he went into the restroom and splashed water all over his head.
My turn came, and there were three interviewers, very cold, one sternly stared at me without providing any facial gestures to my answers. They kept interrupting me with random questions, throwing me off my train of thought. "Why wasn't it done that way" "You dont have this on your resume, why?". They were also condescending to all my comments, like "oh thats an old technology" or "we dont do it that way at all". One interviewer left in the middle of the interview, came back later. Very very cold. I tried to complement some things I found on google about their company (to show Ive some some homework on their company) and they first pretended they didnt know what I was talking about, then said, oh that, that was so long ago, we dont even do that any more. Just completely blew me off. The key was patience! Patience! Patience!
I hated that interview but kept my professionalism and by the end, I was sure I didnt get the job. At the end, they abruptly said, "okay, were done, thanks for coming". I went outside to wait for the secretary to walk me out and interviewers took a break; when they came out, it was absolutely 180 degree change. Very cordial and weirdest part, the stern looking guy being the friendliest. They asked my hobbies, how I enjoyed my previous visits to the middle east, asked if I had any friends there. I was just like what the F is wrong with these people! I never went through this type of interview before. One guy sat in a couch next to me, I told him I don't think I did a good job, and he goes, don't worry about it.
The secretary walked me out and at this time, I couldn't wait to get back on the plane and go back to my life. She asked me how I did and I said, I dont think I'm going to make it. She said, she had a rough interview and didnt think she would get the job but they called her.
2 - 3 weeks later I get the call and... life has never been the same - in every way. 7 years now and counting. The interviewers are some of my good friends at work.
I guess this stress interview is something prevalent here?
I would say flight crew, ER staff, mission control, worker at the CDC, all HIGH stress. I am not good in high stress anymore, I would not make it through for the first round.
@@JNMKlover Retail is very high stress as well. Restaurants and fast food places too. I’ve worked in all these. And I started working at a Grocery Store where the were many long lines and not a lot of cashiers. Especially when Covid hit.
The heck with them! They have to creat stress free conditions at work, who the hell wants to work in a stressful environment?! Animals maybe.
Fahed thank you for posting your comment. I thought it was very interesting! The rest of this reply is not a criticism nor am I finding fault with your comment. It would have been wonderful if you could have provided additional insight as to what was happening behind the scene and further explanations into the interviewer's thought processes. For example, explaining why they were condescending to all your comments and why they were pretending they did not know what you were talking about when you complemented the things you learned about their company. What was the purpose of the behavior they exhibited and you described? Again congratulations on doing so well and being chosen! Do you know why you were chosen and what traits you possess that make you so valuable to them as your employer. I was born and raised in the Middle East and find these cultural interactions/differences fascinating! Thank you again for a very interesting reply you posted regarding this video- Respectfully....
They do that in the US too though. For my first job out of nursing school, I flew to another city and went to the interview and there was 12 ICU managers in a dark uninviting office, they asked questions and also seemed uninterested, no laughter when I told jokes, very serious and stressful and I was so mad that I flew all the way out to salt lake and failed, then I got the job! I had other interviews back in Denver where we all talked and laughed and seemed to be best friends and for those ones I didn't get the job. Nursing school was also a similar situation. They just do it to weed out the applicants and find people who don't crack under stress, especially if they are gonna invest with a bunch of training.
Not a Flight Attendant here but a pilot in the with 25+ years experience flying with my current employer and 40+ years in the industry. "Jennie.Weenie" absolutely "NAILS IT" (translation for those who do not understand the USA slang "NAILS IT" it means she is 100% correct-perfect score) regarding the flight attendant experience. "Flight Attendant world" is a different universe and Jeenie is the perfect ambassador! Thank you! And, I LOVE the insight you provide into the "Korean mom" and siblings family dynamics/culture. You provide some of the absolute BEST STUFF on the internet that I've found. Well done! - Respectfully
It's like America's Next Top Model but like.... to become a flight attendant
Why does that sound like an awesome reality TV show?!
@@alyssaurus17 Fr tho!
Lol
I was just thinking that lmao
It should be one 😂😂
The language boost is real. I remember applying for the same IT position as another girl with very similar experience and because she knew Spanish and there were a lot of customers who spoke Spanish in the area, she got the job over me. I ended up getting a different position and I realized a lot of the people who worked at the service desk knew different languages. One guy was actually from Russia, another guy was fluent in German... it doesn’t come up every day but when it does, it matters.
That’s not why I learn languages, but it’s just another perk.
If it's so real then having to learn a language in highschool won't be so bad in the end. I already have a little german but not a lot
@@wackywolf6871 Ooh, German is tough, but also fascinating. Source: Am German.
@@grmpf it is fascinating. I do agree it's tough. Why do you have three words for the, omfg
@@wackywolf6871 Yup, languages with gendered nouns are a pain if you aren't used to them. You just have to learn the words with their articles. There are some tricks that will help you determine the grammatical gender, but they aren't fully reliable, so it just comes back to learning the words with their articles. Source: Learnt French. 😁
What threw me when I first learnt English is that you have two presents and two first-level futures. And the hardest part, of course, is pronunciation. English pronunciation just makes no sense, ever.
Yes. My first airline gave you an oral and written test to confirm you could actually read and speak the language.
I am a retired hospitality instructor and this is a wonderful story and very well told. You never know where life will take you.
Jeenie is cool as a cucumber, having been trained by Fairmount and also more importantly by a Korean mom.
Yep, Asian parents plus ‘merica. Yeh, you get brains and personality galore. Try to do that 3 generations in a row though.
I tried four times. The fifth time I got accepted♥️ If you want to become EK crew and you fail a couple of times; Don't give up!!!!
Did you wait the six months before reapplying or did you just not care ?
@@florianschmidt5828 I waited a year in between each attempt
@@Benyikoko in which airlines 🥺
@@immeanyoongi4978 Emirates
@@Benyikoko 😲 wow 😳 u r still working as an flight attendant in emirates and in which age u started applying and in which age u were successful 😭😭😭 please please please 🥺 tell me
This flight attendant interview sounds harder than the ninja exams from naruto
I flew for PanAm and United. The interview process was fairly complex. But throughout training they continue to weed people out. So you see the person in the morning and they are gone by lunch. You have to dress in "business attire" mostly and your hair and makeup have to be in point. It was tedious.
The chunin exams keep getting interrupted too 😂
Hello fellow weebs lol
@@trace2262 hi 😂
Lmao the chunin exams🤣🏃♀️
I used to be a flight attendant years ago, and I’m so relieved that your airline is smart enough to do personality surveys and put applicants through some paces before they hire them. The long and stressful interview day is also very smart, since cabin crews can work long hours and this alone is a good test of personality and stamina. My airline didn’t do any of that and so they lost a lot of people during training or within the first year of flying. They hired some introverted people who naturally found the job emotionally draining. It was disappointing for the person, but also expensive for the airline. Thankfully, I loved flying. Good luck, everyone!
You are right ! The Introvert are not going to thrive in some environment and their energy drain being among people. They shouldn’t put themselves through that.
I’m introverted who choose to be programmer who is working with computer 70% at the time and just saying hi to the college at work its already drain me 🤣 can’t do it 🙈
What airline did you work for
My cousin's daughter was hired as an Emirates flight attendant years ago. She stayed on for quite a few years before she resigned but she definitely enjoyed her time there ☺️
I wonder why she resigned?
@@chocoalmondfudge she wanted to settle down roots back home eventually without the constant travelling.
@@carbonsu that would be reasonable. Thanks for the reply.
IT MUST HAVE BEEN SO AWKWARD TALKING TO YOURSELF SINCE YOU DIDN’T FILM!! 😂 🤣
Tbh, talking infront in camera is do fun and it also boosts your confidence 🤍🥖
SAME! I hate having to talk live.
I mean she talks to herself when she makes tiktoks
It's not I do it all the time🤡
Noo!!! I have never felt awkward talking to myself in alone or in front of mirror...and why would I, I am talking to myself my own self there is no such thing to feel awkward to talk to yr self....anyways..bye
Every since I was a kid my mom has told me she’s always wanted to be a flight attendant. When she graduated high school she went to an open day for an airline and they LOVED her. But she was 5’0 feet tall so they said no. It crushed her. She still thinks about it and wishes she was taller.
Ooo...thats so sad to hear😕
Everything has a good side 😊 stay strong
Why do they care about the height?
@@ashleyb119 Ikr, they wear high heels anyway
@@ashleyb119 It’s because you have to have certain arm reach for safety reasons. Not just for overhead compartments but also for emergency landings. Also, you can’t wear heels during emergency landing cause it can puncture inflatable exit/get in the way.
She has an amazing, open, and personable attitude... I guarantee that’s a huge part of why they picked her and why she’s so good at service. I’ve worked in service and that aspect is so effortful for me 😂
She is the perfect example of Luck and Ability ✨
Jeenie: *talking about coming back on second day*
Also Jeenie: *literally records on the next day*
You already said what I wanted to say. Especially 5 months before me.
😂🤣🤣
13:35
Jeenie: maybe honeymooners because its a special occasion we'll probably accommodate them because they probably had 𝐬𝐞- 𝐬𝐞-
me: 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭
Jeenie: some stuff up
@@mekoyu9892 maybe lmao
I really heard her saying sex..n change to some stuff up hahahhahahahahahahaha....
Well, they need the room to do that
Emirates saw the amazing potential Jeenie can offer. Jeenie must have been the best thing that happened to Emirates, the HR probably thanked Jeenie for applying.
She has such a sweet, happy go lucky disposition and it's quite refreshing. Bless you
They can turn the interviews into a TV show 😂
Hells airline
I would watch that 😂
Such good idea
It sort of was already in 2004! With Frontier Airlines!
You’re so lovely how could they say no to you. I mean come on🤩Loveddddddd your video🥳you should do more videos❤️
Th
@Borat Margaret Sagdiyev bruh how about you shut up
Yea, i totally agree.
@Borat Margaret Sagdiyev then don’t reply
@Borat Margaret Sagdiyev Simp means Simply Incredible Minecraft Player lol
I've been to a United and American Airlines interview. I was accepted into one of them but it was rescinded due to covid. I totally understand the process. I will try again!
You have a smile that is infectious. I admire you and anyone who has the same career as a flight attendant. I enjoy watching your videos. You brighten up my day. Thank you. I do have a question. Have you ever had an experience where the flight had some mechanical issues?
If you haven’t made a skit of your job interview yet, you totally should😂
YES!
I’m a flight attendant with Delta (class of 2019!) and I remember being so stressed (and excited!) for my F2F interview in Atlanta! It was in a group setting as well, lots of problem solving and teamwork type format like you mentioned, but the one on one was super chill. They said that they changed it up a bit for the year I was hired, and made it very casual, barely asked any interview type questions (we had already done like 3 previous interviews online/phone call/Skype type, so they had a basic sense of how we would answer typical interview q’s) and instead asked if I had any questions for them. So I think I ended up asking more questions than I was asked lol
I could tell that they were trying to gauge if I was someone they would enjoy working with, if I was easy to get along with, etc. It’s interesting that Emirates kind of does a different thing with their one on one where they want to gauge whether you would be able to handle difficult situations and passengers. Maybe it’s the different market we have and different expectations of service, ie.small talking, friendly Americans vs elite Middle Eastern travelers who expect utmost professionalism.
Thanks for the video!
That's a lot of writing 🤪
It's my dream to become a flight attendant, either in Emirates or in delta😁
I really wanna be a flight attendant for delta too ... I live in Atlanta but I don’t know if I could actually make it ... I still gotta a few years to age still
I like hearing the different experiences from flight attendants
I really want to be a flight attendant whenI get older! Is it a tough job?
I went to the assessment day in Japan a few years ago. I passed the first group interview, but then failed the next one (the problem solving one.) The process was exactly the same as what you have just explain. Watching your videos reminds me of the days when I was applying for a bunch of cabin crew positions and dreaming of becoming one. I wonder how my life would’ve been if I had gotten the Emirates job.
I discovered your channel only recently and I’ve been really enjoying your contents. You’re so beautiful and also super funny 😆
Thank you for making them ❤️
In some countries becoming a flight attendant is harder then becoming a demon slayer 😂😂
Finally the correct comparison.
Dude I like demon slayer too.
How did you find it anime or manga or game?
@@suhassiriki9211 I watched the anime and the movie
How do you become demon Slayer
U inspired me to join Emirates.
So are you an employee? Or applied :)
Ya did u get to apply?
Ek is not hiring now
@@lindan9840 lol
@@lindan9840 They most likely are going to join after the pandemic-
She is kindaa like Disney Princess. Look at her expression. ❤
Your content is golden!! Your humor and sage advice is so won’t! Thank you for your enlightening responses.
Its good to know they are so thorough. You can go from being a host serving drinks to a 1st responder in the blink of an eye. Up in the sky. In a flying tube.
Haha it was so coincidental that when the story ended at day one, the camera stopped and she had to shoot the next day for the story of day two lol
I think she paused for continuing day 2 but forgot to press record
I just feel like you’re so friendly, patience, and positive!! That’s why you got in ,also educated key point.
THANK YOU SO MUCH JEENIE!! This helped me a lot! I now know that the hospitality industry is something serious for me to consider and would most likely thrive in 🤗. I currently work in the medical field but used to work in fast food and retail. I also understand myself in stressful environments. Your story was amazing and exhilarating. Thank you again 😊
I just love how you keep your smile consistent while you speak.
The way they made it into ANTM and had y’all come back in the room with your name on cards to see if u made it is so funny
Ur positivity really shines and naturally so, love it!
Love hearing you tell this story. It's like I'm just here gossiping with a friend!
I was laughing the whole time. Not a hint of bragging and it's very sincere! Not even interested with being a flight attendant but I was drawn to and through the whole story... Keep safe!
Jeenie. I was smiling the whole time. You are so infectious with your positivity.
I love your personality sooo much! You are lovely to listen to and probably even lovelier in person!
I cried after my emirates interview! They were so awful! I ended up going to Etihad, and they were exceptionally kind, warm, and welcoming.
You're the most wholesome person ever. Lifts me up when I watch you :)
I heard this 20 years ago...harder than getting into Harvard! That is how I instantly decided not to try. I dont speak multiple languages, I am chubby and around 5'3"...i have a degree, with lots of customer experience..., anyways, congrats on your success!!!
How old r u just to see if that’s normal at your age
Not to be rude or creepy
@@arisleidycepeda8445 lets just say that at the time I considered applying, I just graduated from uni.
Apply! What the heck! Worst that happens is you don't get in!
Don’t let that stop you! I became a FA in my mid 40s, I’m a bit chunky, only semi fluent in Spanish, and male. But still got hired because of personality and job experience.
@@SciTear 🤔You're right!
You're so kind💖. Tbh I was kinda depressed today but now I'm not anymore. Thanks for that✨
Jeanie!!! Please create more indepth videos about becoming a flight attendant/a day in a life/ worst experiences/ best ones etc. also, thanks for sharing this to us! Such an inspo ☺️❤️🙏🏻
한국에서 지니님 영상 재밌게 보고 있는 한 시청자입니다! 이 댓글을 읽으실 지는 모르겠지만..ㅎㅎ 처음에는 youtube shorts를 통해서 틱톡에서 찍으신 영상들만 보다가 최근에 유튜브 전용 영상도 보고 있는데, 어떻게 이런 20분이 넘는 분량의 영상에, 따로 화려한 편집이 없는데도 너무 집중이 잘 되고 영상이 너무 흥미로웠어요! 주제가 제가 접해보지 못한 분야라 그런건지, 아니면 모국어가 아닌 영어 영상이라 그런건지는 몰라도, 진짜 너무 재밌게 잘 봤어요. 다른 한국 유튜브 영상은 화려한 영상 편집이 없으면 지루하다는 생각이 들 때가 자주 있는데, 이 영상 보면서 진짜 '와 어떻게 편집 없이도 이렇게 재밌고 집중이 되는 영상을 만들지?' 라는 생각을 직접적으로 할 정도로 너무 놀라웠습니다. 저와 같은 한국인 시청자에게 재미도 주시고 영어 공부를 할 기회도 주셔서 정말 감사합니다! ㅎㅎ
It's really amazing and fascinating to see al these various and different story of open and assessment days where there are ppl who are, "Bleh, whatever, I'll just try applying.", sometimes having no experience AT ALL, and then would get hired right on the spot, right on the first try. Whereas there are also stories where they tried, some even more than 20 times and after all failures, finally got the golden call. I guess when its your time, IT IS REALLY YOUR TIME💕 I enjoyed listening to your story!!
Haha, I think forgetting the record button is surprisingly common at least once.
I really respect and appreciate flight attendants for their hard work and effort..I could never smile so much or be so jovial all the time to please people!
Listening to this actually brought back my memories of going through Qatar’s interview process in Kingston Jamaica. I made it to medical screenings and stuff BUT I know my scoliosis which was very evident in the X-rays was the hurdle I would not make it past.
Love this! Awesome to hear you talk about your experiences, and the toque is rad too!
You have so much talent! I've been following all your short videos on the "other" platform so I'm glad to find one more place to follow you
this channel recently appeared on my feed for no reason but I really enjoyed the videos. Love your personality; it's so much fun watching.
I’ve been through the interview and selection process for a few major airlines and worked for one. Very similar to what is described. Weird scenarios, stressful situations, role play, team work etc. Luckily I realised at the time that it might be part of the process.
I don't even want to be a flight attendant but still I'm watching your video to see how it feels like.
My main/mother tongue language is not English but were taught English from kindergarden..🤣
"thought"
@@danielpyxlcool1294 see it properly bro.
Lol you edited it.
@@cr1m88 So? Typos exist 😐
@@nillyk5671 Nah, They could've said something like "My bad" or "Woops" but instead they chose to edit it and pretend like nothing happened.
I’m like wow I wanna be one then she says I’m 5’4 🥲 me being 4’10 💀 Btw I’m 16 lol
Heels
At 10 years old I was 5’0 👀
I'm 4'10 too and I'm 13 this year 😭
@@sienna6703 I’m 5 foot at 11
@@Alexander_Dunn AHH how r ppl younger than me taller 😭😭
It was fun to see your video because you were talking about 2 days of interview. It’s really cool that you recorded the next day as it was in your interview the second part that happened in your interview like we’re living the experience with you thank you.
I have been enjoying your vids for a month or so. They are great and so are you. Your vids have made me a better air traveler. While not looking for a job I was very interested in that process.
Thank you Jeenie, for sharing your amazing story with us! Most people probably wouldn't care to do it because they only think about success for themselves. But as someone once said "it's far more important to lift up and encourage those who failed, than praising those who succeeded." Cheers from Singapore!
Love your story ❤️ You are such a positive person!!
Hi from a new subscriber! I'm not even planning on applying for any airline but I found your story time to be very pleasant and fun to listen to. Cheers!
I've never wanted to be cabin crew but hearing your journey was so adorable with all that excitement.
im just gonna rant about how much i LOVE emirates
so basicaly
I LOVE EMIRATES
they have great food
the people working there are nice
good entertainment
i love dubai so when we stop over their its amazing😂
its just amazing
ooh so this is why my sister is tryna move from scoop to emirates
My mom loves Emirates, you guys give the best service (so does turkish)!
You're one of my most favorite youtuber, rn. 🥺
Great video, United was like this back in the day. You are 100% correct about the break you down in the face to face portion. That's exactly how they did. I don't miss flying anymore, but love your videos! Keep on keepin!
Thank youuu Jennieeeee 💛💛💛✨
@@jeenie.weenie It will helps! Hope to see you sooon 🤗
Im working in customer service and I relate to the poking part sm lol, saying patience is a virtue would be an understatement. Love your vids 💕👍
You inspire me to become a flight attendant!! Your so cool!
Jeenie has literally inspired me to become cabin crew
I used to fly a lot between UK, EU, China, Thailand, Vietnam and India before Covid and flew many many times with Emirates and others. I have the utmost respect for the cabin crew on all flights, I have seen some crazy things but not quite as crazy as some of your stories. Love you ❤Jeenie❤ keep up the good work. P.S. Emirates were definitely the best.
That intro got my heart like: Omg she is so cute!!
Omgs that’s why you got the job! You are so friendly and something that many don’t do and you do a LOT which is smile!!! So sweet.
You should be so proud of yourself!! Thanks for Sharing!!!!
I hope your smile never fades away 🤗❤
Jeenie, im a Emirates ground staff in KUL. Really wish to see you one day!
This is one of the best channels on RUclips - love it! Nice work! ❤️
It makes sense why its so difficult to get in, they get so many applicants they have to pick the most compatible people who can fulfil the job best.
This was so insightful! could you please make a video for the pros and cons for a job like this?
My dream is to become a flight attendant but i barely reach 5ft but now, im pursuing nursing and im still hoping that i get to reach the height requirement.
They have a height requirement
Minimum height is 160 cm
Some people are still growing in their mid twenties. Keep hoping.
@@westzed23 no one grows 4 inches in their mid twenties.
@@TheImprovised Yes, if they do grow in their twenties, 4 inches is really unlikely.
Thank you for sharing this story! Your videos always make me laugh and your smile is infectious 💜
This was so informative and insightful, thanks for sharing! You are so brave for putting yourself through all of that!
I uninstalled tiktok a long time ago and have missed your videos
Same I just reinstalled it for jeenie
I never even have tiktok but if I have I would keep it just for jeenie lol
Wow, you just gave the most valuable tips and information for stewardess interview
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" cabin crew"
Your optimism and humor are infectious. I have no need whatsoever to know anything about what it takes to become cabin crew at a major airline, but I found this whole story time to be so entertaining and uplifting to listen to ;-)
That is brilliant. Hard work do really pay off . And u just did that . Thank you for sharing.
Flight attendants are so freaking kind! I was leaving my grandma in Morocco and the flight attend saw me crying and dressed me up in costumes and started to take pictures of me 🥺
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Yay I was waiting for a new video!! ❤️❤️
@@jeenie.weenie it's ok😅😅 I follow u on Tiktok
I love the way you tell your story
Girl- I love your story and your outfit 💕
Wow you told this so well 💖💖
I really suck at telling my experiences and explaining
I really admire ppl who can do tht ✨
I'm from Australia, I passed my first interview with emirates and was invited back for the second interview, but I didn't end up going because my boyfriend at the time was afraid our relationship would not work out if i became a flight attendant. We had a long talk about it, about our future as we were in a long term relationship, so I decided to not to attend the second interview. In the end we didn't work out. I was disappointed I didn't go to the second interview.
I ended up going back to studying, become a nurse and striked a job at a good hospital and met the man of my dreams three years ago, who is also in the medical field (doctor). So I guess in the end it worked out for me, I couldn't say for sure whether I would've gotten the role even if I had attended the second interview. I will still travel, but at my own expenses and with my man by my side.
I also have a friend who works for emirates airline and she has been with them for more than 7 years now. She loves her job and has been traveling eversince.
Very informative! I don't even want to be a flight attendant but couldn't click away. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, and good luck to all future flight attendants!
Hearing all these already made me have chills n my heart raced 🥶