How would your current team say that you get along with others at work?
If you peruse the Air Canada career site and read the many job descriptions, it becomes clear that teamwork truly makes the dream work at Air Canada. It will be vital that your interviewer knows you will join their team as the ultimate team player, and this question allows them to hear what your closest colleagues would say about your ability to work as part of a team.
"I get along great with my coworkers. If you were to poll my close colleagues now, they would say that I try to maintain a positive attitude and be supportive, whether I am offering to assist someone who is overwhelmed or if I am taking time to listen to someone who is having a bad day. At Air Canada, I would be a solid communicator and a reliable piece of your team."
"I put a lot of effort into my relationships with my coworkers. I believe that harmonious relationships in the workplace are important for the happiness of everyone, as well as for productivity levels. My former coworkers would all say that I help to make the workplace fun and more productive. I have received feedback that I'm a trustworthy and respectful colleague, which has always drawn my coworkers close to me."
Before your interview with Air Canada, think about your relationships with coworkers, past and present. Consider discussing your healthy relationships and the dynamics of those working relationships. Excellent communication, a sense of humor, and support are all great qualities that make co-working relationships fun at Air Canada. If you have direct feedback that you've received from your colleagues or leaders on your ability to be a great teammate, now is a great time to share that feedback.
"As an approaching new grad, I know my classmates would say that I'm punctual, fun, and light-hearted. I believe punctuality and reliability are key qualities of any teammate that I would love to bring to work here at Air Canada."
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Anonymous Answer
I put a lot of effort into my relationships with my coworkers. When I was hired, I introduced myself and asked their names to get to know each other. Also, I got a name list to remember everyone's name, so I can call their name when I met them again. If someone helped me, I brought in coffee for the coworker or lead, so I got an opportunity to conduct a conversation. I also brought in snacks or fruit for everyone to share. So it didn't take a long time to get along with others.
Rachelle's Feedback
Your approach to getting to know others and make a connection is a very good one! It seems you are respectful, generous, and a good listener.
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