Air Asia is hiring..flight attendant interview this 17th July 2011 @ Park Royal Hotel..

As salam..

Attention to all so called jobless pretty girls + handsome boys..this is ur chance..

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM AN AIRASIA FLIGHT ATTENDANT INTERVIEW?

Firstly, in true AirAsia style, you've gotta expect the unexpected! Gone are those traditional bun-in-the-net and fringe-less sulky look. No way, not HERE, ladies..

Dress to impress, that goes to say without fail at ALL interviews. But when you are coming to audition for AA, come in KNEE-LENGTH skirts. Keep those minis/micro-minis/skin-tight pants/tailored-slacks at home. Potray the feminine you. After all, you are aiming to be in that knee-length red skirt. So show us that you'd look good if not GREAT in a knee-length skirt!

Do apply make-up at appropriate 'strength'. This is no broadway or chinese opera stage. And mind you, this is no glitzy dance floor either. So give those glittery eyelids a rest. Make-ups are to ENHANCE your appearance. Tame those bushy eyebrows, moist up those dry and chapped lips, splash on a touch of blusher, brighten up those eyes, curl up the lashes and powder up that oily t-zone!

You MUST MUST MUST MUST MUST remeber to bring a BIG SMILE from the moment you arrive at the interview venue! A smile is a sure-win first impression, so flash us those pearly whites!

The first interview is all about your appearance and first impression. If you know you've got the quality to become one of the world's best cabin crew, the you have got to convince us by standing out in the crowd.

The process of the Day One is rather straight-forward. Firstly, you go through the height and weight check. Then comes the Documents check. Remember, smile your way through, be polite to anyone who is handling the checks. When you finish all that, you will notice that the crowd would have dramatically reduced. Some aspirants would still brave the queues despite knowing that they might not have met all the pre-determined requirements.

Next, you'd be asked to strut your stuff down the aisle. Yes, the catwalk! Walking shows your posture, so don't hunch, don't slouch and for goodness sake, don't start that annoying habit of shaking your legs when you are seated and waiting for your turn. Don't think that panel is NOT watching! You will also be asked to make some simple sample announcements. That will surely excite any aspirants to be doing a flight-attendant 'thing'.

And when you have faced the time-trial of standing in line, keeping the grooming in check, and gloriously succeeded in making that impression, you will progress to the FINAL interview.

There will be three stages, and the focus will be on how you talk, how you interact, and how spontaneous you can get. The last bit will be the one-on-one interview, where our panel will be talking to you on a little more in-depth basis. To me, that would be the toughest part, but hey, that's just MY P.O.V., so don't let it bother you!.

In summary, just relax, bring out the best in yourself, SMILE, be friendly, and of course stay humble. This would not be the day for you to be shy, impatient, temperamental, or angry.

Believe in yourself and believe in the flight attendant in you. Just let that shine, and you'll be just fine.

Benefits listed

As a member of the AirAsia Team you too can enjoy a competitive and attractive compensation packages: 

-5-day work week
-Staff Flight Coupons - yearly free flight coupons
-Concession Travel - discount 90%
-Free Munch! - food and drink subsidy
-Performance Bonus
-Hospitalisation & Surgical - covers your spouse and children!
-Personal Accident, Term Life Insurance coverage
-Long Service Award
-Paternity Leave
-Compassionate leave
-Examination leave
-Career Progression opportunity 

P/S: If you are keen on travel & meeting people then it's the right job for you. That's the main benefits.
Other benefits? A tad shallow but most air stewardesses (they call them flight attendants now) met their husbands while on the job...hmmm...a foreigner or a billionaire if you set your sights well. It used to be a pretty decent, sought after profession but the way I see it, it's more like a waittressing job..the difference is u do it on air instead of the ground. Just my opinion...ngeeeeee