If you have an interview coming up with Easy Jet then carry on reading this post to be prepared for your big day.
Company Information:
- Europe leading airline – operating on over 600 routes across 30 countries.
- They employ 8,000 people of which 2,000 are pilots and 4,500 are cabin crew.
- Last year Easyjet flew over 60 million people.
- They emit 22% less carbon per passenger.
- Easyjet has been around since 1995
- Easyjet has a strong culture within itself, they want to be unique and not follow other airlines.
They have a very flat hierarchical structure which means that they do not have many layers of management. They built their office to be a very functional base rather than luxurious and this thinking allows them to be able to make travel affordable to their passengers.
When working in the office they are encouraged to dress casually as it is more functional and they behave as themselves rather than someone else hidden behind a suit. They banned ties to be worn in the offices and now the only people who wear ties are cabin crew and pilots who want to as part of their uniform.
Easyjet is a fun place to work at and at the same time progressive allowing employees to have a very good career there if they enjoy working hard in a fast paced environment.
Easyjet also have a Graduate program which allows the Graduate up to 2 years of learning the different business areas. Graduates can learn all areas of the business, learning from people in the industry and working on new and ambitious projects.
When you apply for a role at Easyjet you apply online and attach an up to date CV. You will then be invited to do a number of online ability tests and personality profiles. Once these have been accepted your CV will be screened again and then if successful you will be invited to a Assessment Centre day.
It is a very rigorous process and tough interview process however they do not have a high staff turnover and promote from within so a good career place to be.