The current cabin crew administration may or may not blacklist its candidates from applying for the cabin crew position. But I do know that some things never change in cabin crew.
During my time with SIA, we did practice the blacklisting of certain candidates. By blacklisting, I mean we did allow the blacklisted candidates to go through the motion of the interview but booted them out in the very first round.
Much earlier, blacklisted candidates were not even allowed to attend the interview. However, this practice was changed because by disallowing them to attend the interview we incurred the wrath of these candidates. It was also bad publicity for the company.
Candidates were blacklisted due to a host of reasons. Some were blacklisted because they had repeated failed the interviews due to poor skin condition eg. visible scars on their faces and hands, did not meet the required minimum height or educational qualification etc.
Wannabes who badmouth SIA after failing their interviews were also blacklisted.
The blacklisting was carried out because we did not want to waste our time as well as the candidates' time.
During my time with SIA, we did practice the blacklisting of certain candidates. By blacklisting, I mean we did allow the blacklisted candidates to go through the motion of the interview but booted them out in the very first round.
Much earlier, blacklisted candidates were not even allowed to attend the interview. However, this practice was changed because by disallowing them to attend the interview we incurred the wrath of these candidates. It was also bad publicity for the company.
Candidates were blacklisted due to a host of reasons. Some were blacklisted because they had repeated failed the interviews due to poor skin condition eg. visible scars on their faces and hands, did not meet the required minimum height or educational qualification etc.
Wannabes who badmouth SIA after failing their interviews were also blacklisted.
The blacklisting was carried out because we did not want to waste our time as well as the candidates' time.
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BT, can u pls let me know will they blacklist you if you did not pass the medical check up?
During my time they did but I am not sure about it now.
To not waste candidates and SIA time, they should tell the candidates they are blacklisted. If not some candidates will foolishly go for the walk in everytime and some even continue to do so for years. And it will also take up a wasted space at the group of 10 round.
"During my time they did but I am not sure about it now."
i see, i didnt know about the blacklist. i got rejected after the medical check up last year, and am thinking of going to the next june walk-in. should i attend then?
Ya go ahead and attend and good luck!
thanks. if i did not get past round 1, does it mean that im blacklisted? how to know that im blacklisted?
pay BT $100 and he will tell you
Bt i gt rejected after medicals too last year (i declared bone fracture injury) and after that i went for 4 more interviews back by back but didnt pass round 1. I didnt go for the last walk in though. Does it mean that im already blacklisted? If it is, i dun wish to waste my time anymore. :(
I am not sure about you being blacklisted but your "bone fracture injury" could have been the reason.
Im not sure too, i declared out of honesty but didnt know it will cost me the job. Worse is the doctor told me 'it should be ok' so im not sure if she or SIA decide to reject me. A candidate who failed medicals before too told me to wait 6 months, she said that was an email reply given to her. Now im stucked frankly speaking, dunno whether to move on or keep trying.
what fracture was it? which part
Will I be blacklisted if I have been terminated from the civil service?
Depending on the reason/reasons for the termination.
What if I am unsure about the reasons for the termination? How can I check?
Hi BT, can I know if I ever fracture my left elbow (say about ten years ago?), will it reduce my chances of passing the medical checkup? I was asked to go to mount e to do an elbow xray after declaring that I ever fracture my left elbow. Hence, I would like to know if this circumstance reduce my chance? Thanks.
If ur xray shows ur elbow is ok then it should not be an issue at all. But then the airline still has the final say.
Hello Bohtong, I happened to come across your blog while searching about SIA medical checkup. My situation is that I received a rejection letter from SIA. I am quite puzzled of the letter as they requested for a medical report from me during the medical checkup. I have yet to send them my report when I received the letter. I also have a tattoo at my hip area which cannot be seen even if I wear shorts. I did not declare about the tattoo during the interview; however, was found out during the checkup. Could it be that the report took so long to reach them and my tattoo be the cause of rejection? Your insights with regards to this issue is greatly appreciated.
The tattoo is one giving you the problem and the fact you did not declare it made it worse. Most probably u are being rejected due to non declaration of the tattoo
Hi Boh Tong,
I went for my medical check up yesterday but i forgot to declare for elbow fracture(Hairline fracture) and i called the clinic to declare it immediately. Will it affect my chances of getting into SIA? I am really worried as i realised i shouldn't have declare it since it is not very serious and now it will affect my chance of getting in.
Hi BT
I had my medical on 12th March, I declared my fractured right elbow, 3 years ago, recovered and fully functional.
Doctor said "shouldn't be a problem".
What are your thoughts on this ?
If you ever fail your medical then it must be due to your fracture.
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