Best interview prep company
#11
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2007
Position: CA
Posts: 1,207
Just be yourself. If they sense the conversation is “canned” then they did not get to know you. The result is the “Thanks but no thanks letter”. This is pretty simple stuff. Sit down and put your resume’ together and visit about your career, yourself, and why Southwest Airlines. Your interviewing for a million dollar carreer with a company. Know why you want to work at SWA. Not just the boiler plate answers, but what is it about SWA that makes you want to be there over all the other options.
There are many ways to recall your personal experiences without hesitation when asked but many applicants will benefit from undergoing mock interviews and contemplating potential questions before sitting in the hot seat. That doesn't mean an interview prep is absolutely essential to everyone, but most will benefit greatly from a focused and insightful preparation process.
I did an interview prep prior to my interview in the early 2000's and I found it to be most helpful. A quality service will never tell you what to say but more how to say it.
#12
Line Holder
Joined APC: Jan 2014
Position: ????
Posts: 86
If you want to work for SWA, you MUST call Rebekah Krone! She owns a company called Career Takeoff. Just saw them on the 4th of Dec...just found out I have a job! Can’t say enough about her and her company!
https://www.careertakeoff.com
https://www.careertakeoff.com
#15
I used Checked and Set for app review. Even though I had a friend who had used their services look over my stuff and make corrections, I still had plenty of stuff they had me correct. I had miscalculated days between two jobs and forgot to add an explanation for the time I was unemployed. Got the email to interview shortly after.
I attended a free seminar through my union with Emerald Coast a few years back so I had plenty of stories prepared. Scheduled a 1 hour top off with them about a week prior to the interview for $100 just for peace of mind and wound up spending about 90-100 minutes on the phone with them.
The interview itself is about as laid back as it can be. Any pressure I felt was definitely put on by me. Smile, relax and be yourself is the best advice I can offer.
I attended a free seminar through my union with Emerald Coast a few years back so I had plenty of stories prepared. Scheduled a 1 hour top off with them about a week prior to the interview for $100 just for peace of mind and wound up spending about 90-100 minutes on the phone with them.
The interview itself is about as laid back as it can be. Any pressure I felt was definitely put on by me. Smile, relax and be yourself is the best advice I can offer.
#16
weekends off? Nope...
Joined APC: Apr 2014
Posts: 1,917
Just be yourself. If they sense the conversation is “canned” then they did not get to know you. The result is the “Thanks but no thanks letter”. This is pretty simple stuff. Sit down and put your resume’ together and visit about your career, yourself, and why Southwest Airlines. Your interviewing for a million dollar carreer with a company. Know why you want to work at SWA. Not just the boiler plate answers, but what is it about SWA that makes you want to be there over all the other options.
Over the course of several years while waiting for the interview invite, I used 3 different services. I was honest about that when they asked, and I still got the job. It's a million dollar career you're interviewing for, spend a few hundred bucks to make sure you are putting your best foot forward.
I also recommend Rebekah Krone and her team.
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