Would you consider yourself able to work independently with little direction at Air New Zealand?
While Ramp Agents do work as part of a larger Air New Zealand team, the job also requires the ability to work independently with ease and with little direction given by a supervisor. Your interviewer will be looking to hear that you are able to learn quickly on the job and make important decisions on your own. They also look to hear that you know when to communicate important issues back to your supervisor when necessary. While professing your confidence in your ability to work independently, try to come up with a past scenario where you were required to work on your own and talk about your ability in that time to learn quickly, make decisions, and communicate what was necessary to others.
"Because I have been working autonomously for most of my career, I'm very confident in my ability to perform this job independently once trained in the role. In my current role, I often have to work alone in our shop and I'm entrusted to make important decisions with customer orders when needed. If any issues come up during my shift, I make sure to either call my supervisor or leave him a note for the following day, as my times working alone are in the late evening and he works the day shift. My current job has helped me become much more confident in my abilities to perform any job, at any time, with no direct supervision."
