Emirates keywords that you will need to blend in effortlessly with your own

experience includes:

 positive
 confident
 flexible
 friendly
 keen to help others
 adapt to people, places and situations
 physically fit
 culturally aware, embrace cultures and deal with people from many
cultures
 passion for hospitality
 professional
 empathetic
 progressive
 visionary
 cosmopolitan

Practice good posture. Even slight slouching gives impression of nervousness

and how others perceive you.

When you talk, try to move your hands a little to the rhythm of your words. But
don't overdo this. Done in balance, your body language will show the recruiter
you are confident and charismatic.

Never fidget, keep your body movements still while you talk, aside from your
hands (above). Even the slightest fidgeting shows the recruiter you are
anxious.

Adopt a open body posture helps exude confidence. Lean back and relax.
Allow your arms to rest comfortably on the sides of your chair. Do not cross
your legs. Crossing your legs will make you feel insecure.

Use a clear voice when speaking. Do not stutter and be aware of your tone
and pitch. If you stutter, the recruiter will think you are not comfortable about
the statement you are making and may be it is "made-up".

Listen - always give others a chance to speak. And, show you're listening well.
And smile, to show to the recruiter your are listening.

Never apologise when sharing convictions. Having strong passions show

confidence. E.g. "Actually I see the situation quite differently", and then
proceed to explain.

Confidence isn't about winning. It is about finding a solution that works for
everyone.Always let others talk.

Being aggressive and being confident are two different things. Don't get upset
or angry when others challenge you, this makes you look insecure.

Maintain eye contact for about 5 seconds then glance away before making eye
contact again. Avoid looking slightly down as it gives the impression you are
slightly weak.

It is an initial assessment whether your interpersonal / people

skills represent a good fit for Emirates. Here are possible questions that
they are likely to ask.

1.  What is an ideal weekend for you?

2. What does the perfect day look like to you?
3. Tell us why you will be a good fit for the cabin crew role?
4. What was your best holiday?
5.  What do you know about life in Dubai?
6.  What do you expect from living in Dubai?
7.  How will Dubai compliment your lifestyle?
8.  Tell us about your hometown
9.  What are the best places to visit in your country?
10. What is your favourite tradition in your country?
11.  How would your describe your personality?
12.  How would you describe the role of a cabin crew?