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Anyone work at Southwest Airlines?
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What position are you looking at?
My sister has worked for them for almost 5 years. Is as a flight attendant. Loves working for them. Not sure what you're looking at with them or where
I interviewed for a copywriter position with them yesterday. Was just curious if people have had positive experiences working there. I've mostly worked for agencies rather than client side, and I've never worked for a corporation of its size.
Former SWA pilot here. I'm thinking old fashion stewardess would be a great position for you. Would LUV to see you up in the cockpit.
Ignatius_of_Silesia said:
Former SWA pilot here. I'm thinking old fashion stewardess would be a great position for you. Would LUV to see you up in the cockpit.
Hahahah shut it
I know three that work there. Ones a stewardess. Ones in PR. One trains people across the country.
All three love it without question. I hear it's a great culture and the perks of flying free all the time on standby can't be beaten.
All three love it without question. I hear it's a great culture and the perks of flying free all the time on standby can't be beaten.
My BIL works there and loves it. Lots of good benefits and group events. His team flies to go skiing for a work team builder every year for a day.
Y'all are confirming what I thought. I hope even more now that I get the job!
Good Luck, I wish I could work there.
Good luck girl!
I wish you the best. Good luck!
My dad has been a pilot there for 24 years, and has loved it ever since. Says its "not what it used to be" but still beats the hell outta any other airline.
I would love a job with them...
I would love a job with them...
Ahhhhh y'all are making my anxiety over it even greater. It seems even better than I thought. I should hear something by tomorrow. I think there will be another round of interviews.
PrincessButtercup said:
Ahhhhh y'all are making my anxiety over it even greater. It seems even better than I thought. I should hear something by tomorrow. I think there will be another round of interviews.
Next round of interviews just wear your black yoga pants.
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Worked there a year in Finance. The pay is God-Awful!
I've heard it's a great place to work. I interviewed for an attorney position last year with them, but didn't make the second round. Hoping to land there if I don't end up at my #1 choice in the DFW area. Good luck.
Really good read about their culture. Their purpose if giving people the freedom to fly
Nuts!: Southwest Airlines' Crazy Recipe for Business and Personal SuccessPaperback February 17, 1998
by Kevin Freiberg (Author), Jackie Freiberg (Author)
Nuts!: Southwest Airlines' Crazy Recipe for Business and Personal SuccessPaperback February 17, 1998
by Kevin Freiberg (Author), Jackie Freiberg (Author)
Paul Pausky BC3 '78
BoDog said:
Worked there a year in Finance. The pay is God-Awful!
Heard the same from FP&A guys. The reason I struck them off the list of future employers.
FincAg said:BoDog said:
Worked there a year in Finance. The pay is God-Awful!
Heard the same from FP&A guys. The reason I struck them off the list of future employers.
That's an understand,Aero. I know people there in that dept that have been their 20 years and are still not making $100k... I know wearing shorts and flip flops to work is cool and all, but personally I'd rather have the cash and appreciate shorts and t-shirts on the weekends....
Just my opinion.
Just my opinion.
I'm still waiting to hear back. Ugh. They said I'll know something next week. Keep your fingers crossed. They said my asking salary was within their range, so I'm okay with the pay.
PrincessButtercup said:
I'm still waiting to hear back. Ugh. They said I'll know something next week. Keep your fingers crossed. They said my asking salary was within their range, so I'm okay with the pay.
Good luck Princess, you'll kill the final interview
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