Hello guys and welcome back to my channel where I teach you everything I know about getting the job as a flight attendant. Today's topic is going to be the most requested one from you guys and it is how to ride the flight attendant resume. So if you want to learn how to ride yours, keep on latching. So thanks video I'm going to give you some tips, how to ride your resume and how to format your resume if you are a previous flight attendant or you have other experiences before or if you are a fresh graduate and also how to ride your cover letter. So let's get right into it. The first tip I want to give you guys when writing your resume is personalized. Personalize I mean is you have to research the company right? So whenever you can write the name of the company, write the CEO of the company, write the hiring manager, nobody wants a generic letter sent to them. So if it is more personalized, it has a more positive feeling from the person who is reading it and that person who is reading your resume is probably going to need to want to decide if you're going to be a flight attendant for now, right? So on your cover letter write the address of the company, write the company name, write the CEO of the company, it will have a much better effect that way. Did you also at trivia? Did you know that each hiring manager will take only six seconds to read your resume? Six seconds guys. So better make sure that your resume is on flake. Another tip that I have for you guys is use action words. When you use action words, when you are describing your previous job or your skills, for example, you want to say on your resume, on your previous experience as a flight attendant from this company, your duties are help greet passengers. Rather than saying that, why not say assisted passengers and instructed them on safety? So you see the difference, the other one looks like you are helping in a much more different kind of way than the other one, but they're both saying the same thing. My next tip is make sure that everything matches. Okay, so everything that is written on your resume should be a match to the flight attendant. Job, what do I mean by this? So don't put irrelevant stuff on your resume. For example, you hold the title and the fastest person to eat a hamburger in one minute. That's not related to the flight attendant position. So don't mind putting that on your resume. Some of the things that you need to match on the resume are the skillsets of a flight attendant and everything that is related to the job. For example, safety consciousness, excellent customer service, amenable communication skills, anything that is related to that. So for example, you want an essay writing contest or you are part of the debate team. Communication skills is one of the skills that a flight attendant needs, so it matches, so put it on the resume. Until the next tip, use your transferable skills. What do I mean by this? For example, you have a previous job, but it's not a flight attendant job. What will you do now with your skills from that job? Can it still be used on your resume to match the flight attendant job? Definitely, yes. So use your skills on your previous job. You just have to be creative and think of things that might match the flight attendant position, right? So for example, I used to be a call center agent. So for me, on my example, I figured out that my communication skills is a plus. The communication skills that I learned as a customer service representative is something that I put on my resume. As a customer service agent, I am tasked to deal with the problems of the person calling us. So what is the work of a flight attendant? Deal with the problems of the passenger. So even though they are different, the one is on the phone and the other one is in person, it's still the same skill, so I put it on my resume. Put that in you. My last tip for you guys is use examples. So if you want to say that you are a team leader, you are a team player, you are a team captain. So you are someone who is good in that aspect skill of a flight attendant. Then use examples. I will use my experience as part of a swimming team as part of my example. If I just put in my skill as a team player and I don't have an evidence why I'm a team player, then that doesn't make a great case for me. So if I put it there with an example of how I have exhibited my team player skills, then it is much more believable and I am a much more better candidate than the others. Next, I will make it for you guys for your resume. If you are applying for the job as a flight attendant, make sure that you like this video and subscribe if you haven't yet been subscribed already. And I will see you guys on the next video. Fly with you soon. Bye!