F2F? CJO? Training? My Flight Attendant Story!

If you're thinking about becoming a Flight Attendant, if you're currently in the interview process, or if you're about to start training, leave me a comment if you need any advice or insight. If I receive enough inquiries, I would love to put together a video answering all your questions and going more in-depth about my personal experience. Anyway, here's some backstory:
Being a Flight Attendant, much like being a bartender, was a job that I had considered trying for years. Over the years I befriended many people who work in the airline industry, and many of them encouraged me to go for it. Usually when I would attempt to apply online, the airlines would only be hiring for candidates "foreign" language speakers, so I got discouraged. Then in the autumn of 2022 my Flight Attendant friend sent me the link when his airline opened up for English speakers, but I had grown too complacent working at my cash only dive bar, and I was intimidated by the prospect of such a major change (especially learning that the training is so long and intensive).
Fast forward to the new year 2023, and I was completely uninspired and unfulfilled by my bartending job. I couldn't stand seeing the same people and dealing with the same drama everyday. I craved a fresh start. I went online to see if they were hiring for English speaking flight attendants, and they were not, but it wasn't long before the applications opened up for me and I jumped at the opportunity.
The big three major US airlines were all hiring at the same time, so I applied to work for all of them. I made it through the application the process, and after a few rounds of questionnaires, assessments, and video interviews, was invited to the coveted Face to Face interview with all three airlines! Ultimately, Delta Air Lines offered me a CJO (conditional job offer) on May 25, and I decided to go with them because they are consistently regarded as the premier airline in the nation.
This is my Flight Attendant journey, from interview to 6 week training. I tried to be as honest about the process as possible, while also respecting the confidentiality of the company. This was the hardest I've ever worked for anything and I will always remember this experience.

[@juliehernandez80]

3:39 - “You must take the A train”. 🎶 ❤

[@NicksElixir]

Is that what they were playing? 😅

[@juliehernandez80]

@@NicksElixir yes! My favorite cover is from the Delta Rhythm Boys.

[@SergioRamos-lz2ql]

Loved your video. Thanks for sharing your experience. Have lots of questions I would love to hear from you.

[@NicksElixir]

Thank you! What questions do you have?

[@msdillihayskitchen5164]

Love the video son! Good job 👏🏽 congratulations on your success and congratulations on being the best person you can possibly be ❤

[@NicksElixir]

Thank you for watching!

[@EboneeMonet]

I hope you bring shower shoes with you. And not you gonna sleep on both beds, somehow 😂😂😂 Congratulations on the new job. It’s perfect for you! Lol everyone looked exhausted at graduation.

[@NicksElixir]

Thank you. I keep a pair of $4 flip flops on deck!

[@EboneeMonet]

@@NicksElixir purrr

[@imanibmusic]

Yay!

[@NicksElixir]

Hope you enjoy!