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As a Flight Attendant you will be asked to work a wide range of hours and a lot of overtime. Are you able to accommodate the unpredictable schedule associated with being a Flight Attendant?

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Rachelle Enns

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Assure the interviewer that you are aware of the inconsistent schedule associated with being a Flight Attendant. Use examples if you have some experiences to draw on.

Rachelle Enns

Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.

"In my most recent position with Airline XYZ, I had an inconsistent schedule that required me to often be on call. I worked many weekends and holidays. This schedule is part of the lifestyle of a Flight Attendant, I completely understand. I'm happy to work any hours offered to me."

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Absolutely! I love how varied the job is and having worked in the industry already I am very much capable of dealing with an unpredictable schedule.

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Good job! You've turned a negative (an unpredictable schedule) into a positive by talking about how you appreciate the variety. You can emphasize that you understand the nature of the position and ability to meet the schedule demands, by talking about your previous airline schedule. Did it change often? Were you called in unexpectedly? Did you work overtime?

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