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Should I leave my Estate Agency job to work as Cabin Crew for BA?
Hey everyone.. I really need advice on this. I have finally got accepted to work as an Air Hostess/Cabin Crew for British Airways. It was such a long application.. I have received my contract and the pay certainly doesn’t stand out (it’s awful). I’m meant to start in a month but don’t know if I should actually switch from my estate agent role.. as it’s more money where I am currently
Does anyone have any prior airline experience? Advice on what you think is best/worth the switch?!
Thank you so much x
1 Answer
- jannsodyLv 71 year ago
How about weighing the pro's and con's of both jobs, including the pay. You'd mentioned working as an estate agent, which is apparently somewhat equivalent to a real estate agent for those in the U.S. Perhaps you can do a sample budget with the newer position as you'd said that the pay is rather low (but you've been trying to get a job there). If you do the budget with the newer job and you're not "in the red," which refers to having "more bills and expenses than money to pay them," perhaps you may *consider* taking the newer position.
For the airline hostess job, one most likely must get CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) certification. Though, it's wise to also get certified in first aid too, even if it's not required (and that is true for *anyone*).
