【秘技】就活生に贈る、エアライン・CA面接の心得２つ。

。 English: You drink too much beer, your mom always tells you that. When I get home from the interview, I sit cross-legged and scratch my back with a back scratcher. I'm human, after all. So, hello everyone, I 'm Rikuri. I've been working as a flight attendant for a Canadian airline for almost 10 years now. So, here I am, in what looks like

pajamas, actually, it's pretty much my pajamas, but I cut up a T-shirt and got messy after my bath. So, what am I going to talk about? Well, spring has arrived and my hay fever is in full swing. Today was particularly bad. It didn't matter if I wore a mask or not, my nose was always running and my eyes were getting better,

but I was wearing contact lenses so the area around my eyes was itchy and my eyelashes were itchy. I wanted to write something but I couldn't. It was like that, hay fever. It's the peak of spring, and there are encounters and partings, and it's especially the job hunting season. I do YouTube, and just the other day, when I did a

YouTube Live, I received quite a lot of chat messages, and among them were questions like, "I'm looking for a flight attendant job, do you have any advice?" and "I have an interview coming up, what should I do?" I received quite a lot of questions like that in the chat, so I'm going to quickly make a video today. I know that's something

YouTubers often say, and it's not like every video is urgent, but I've suddenly started making a video. But this time, it's about flight attendant job hunting, not just for flight attendants, but for people in the aviation industry or those who want to work for an airline, and those who are job hunting and have interviews coming up.