I am a positive and outgoing person. I have experience working in an office setting and in the service industry. In the past, I have been promoted from a temporary staff position to a full-time Customer Management Executive position due to my proactive personality, problem solving and critical thinking skills. During this transition, the branch manger told me that one of the reasons why I was promoted was because I was able to work through stressful ad-hoc situations. He said, from his observation, that I was able to appropriately access a situation involving a panicked 7 year old child and ultimately helped them to join the rest of the class. I strongly believe that my personality will help me to be a great addition to your company’s flight attendant team.

Q. Can you tell me about yourself? (interview answer)

I am a friendly, positive, and outgoing person, one with many years of office experience working in various service fields. At one position, the 0000, I was even promoted from being a temporary staff member to a full-time Customer Management Executive as a result of my good judgment and by being proactive. The Branch manager later told me that one of the reasons why he/she had confidence in promoting me was that he/she was very impressed with the way I handled a delicate, but tricky, situation.

In view of my character traits, my past working experiences, and my personality, I strongly believe that all of them will not only enable me to be an outstanding flight attendant within your airlines, but also a solid customer-service asset to your organization.*

Hi Rabbit. Good job! Whatever changes that I’ve made were merely done to allow your sentences to sound more natural to my native ears. I hope that this helps you. J.

*I see from your past posts that you have been interested in securing such a position for some time now. Your ability in English aside (although, I imagine that is quite important, so please continue to study and practice…), I feel that you need to “sell” yourself, your value, and what you can bring to the airline through better examples. Sincerest apologies, but as presently written, it is too “unprofessional,” too “juvenile,” to be offered in a job-seeking forum and would not reflect well upon you. In that respect, perhaps, looking at resume writing websites might provide you with better descriptions to use for your past working experiences. Also, at your local airport, you might try contacting actual flight attendants who may be kind enough to spare a few minutes to share employment tips or information that can help you. Best of luck!