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red-beard 09-16-2024 03:28 AM

Delta requires what?!?
 
Underwear - Yes underwear. You must wear underwear to a job interview as a flight attendant.

Quote:

"Delta Air Forced to Remind Flight Attendant Hopefuls That They Have to Wear Underwear to Their Interview"
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Delta Air Lines has been forced to remind thousands of prospective flight attendants who are currently going through the Atlanta-based carrier’s latest recruitment drive that they must wear “proper undergarments” that aren’t visible in their interview.

The reminder was sent out in a leaked two-page document entitled “appearance requirements acknowledgment,” which explains in detail what candidates should look like when they turn up for an in-person assessment by Delta’s recruiters.

As well as telling applicants that “proper undergarments must be worn but must not be visible,” the document also reminds potential new-hire flight attendants that they should not use profanity during their interview and that chewing gum isn’t permitted throughout the assessment day.
https://www.paddleyourownkanoo.com/2024/09/15/delta-air-forced-to-remind-flight-attendant-hopefuls-that-they-have-to-wear-underwear-to-their-interview/

A930Rocket 09-16-2024 04:30 AM

It’s pretty sad Delta has to tell potential recruits, they have to wear underwear, not to cuss and not to chew gum at the job interview…. 🙄

It makes you wonder about the potential applicant pool.

Dixie 09-16-2024 04:39 AM

Well crap, so much for that dream, haha.

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masraum 09-16-2024 04:41 AM

Yes, sad that they have to tell folks not to curse in an interview, but not really that surprising these days.

The underwear thing seems odd. I assume there weren't folks doing the "Basic Instinct" cooch flash during an interview, but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe the main target is bras?

And I don't remember "visible" undergarments being a thing recently (except bra straps). I do remember when thongs out of the top of pants was a thing. I think that was 25 years ago.

Yes, the applicant pool must be really something.

GH85Carrera 09-16-2024 04:46 AM

One common "fashion" I see a lot in some women is deliberately visible bra straps. I don't understand it any more than facial piercings, or huge areas of tattoos. But I am just an old grumpy man.

Dixie 09-16-2024 04:55 AM

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Originally Posted by masraum (Post 12321955)
...I assume there weren't folks doing the "Basic Instinct" cooch flash during an interview...

My first thought was male flight attendants. Perhaps foreign male flight attendants.

JackDidley 09-16-2024 05:25 AM

Maybe they dont want pants hanging down to the knees with underwear/buttcracks sticking out at the top.

VINMAN 09-16-2024 05:34 AM

Screw that.

Bring back stewardesses... :p

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Dixie 09-16-2024 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by JackDidley (Post 12321972)
Maybe they dont want pants hanging down to the knees with underwear/buttcracks sticking out at the top.

Visible bra straps I get, cause I have boobs. But pants worn below y'all's butt? That I don't understand at all.

"If you think about it, it's sexy for guys to wear exactly what they're supposed to be wearing, but for girls it's sexy to wear exactly what we're not supposed to be wearing."
- Me

javadog 09-16-2024 05:36 AM

Southwest Airlines...

Rick Lee 09-16-2024 06:31 AM

That's my mom on the left. She always tells us how glamorous that job was in the late 60s when mostly upper class people could fly.

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javadog 09-16-2024 06:42 AM

International flights in the late 60's on a brand new 747 were pretty nice...

Steve Carlton 09-16-2024 07:14 AM

Concorde or I'm not onboard.

javadog 09-16-2024 07:36 AM

Those Concorde fuselages were SMALL.

Give me a roomy 747.

Jeff Higgins 09-16-2024 09:31 AM

My now retired wife fight this continually with her staff at the eight medical clinics she managed. Not so much the RN's and LPN's, but the MA's (medical assistants) seemed to like to wear thongs and really skimpy (or sometimes no) bras. Not so bad when they wore the baggy blue scrubs, but they often wore tighter fitting white (almost see through) scrubs. Bright pink, blue, black, etc. thongs were very visible through the white pants. One could often see their nipple rings right through their scrubs, as well as the nipple through which they were mounted. Absolutely unprofessional in a clinic that saw mostly children (it was an asthma and allergy practice). She actually fired a few over this.

fintstone 09-16-2024 09:44 AM

Other than my wife (or on a military base), I rarely see a woman under 200 lbs (or man under 250) ...even if 5 ft tall. Even those morbidly obese dress as if they think mountains of flabby, pierced and tattooed exposed flesh is sexy. Apparently wearing pajamas and slippers (or crocs) to the store is a thing too. I dress better to work on my car or cut weeds...and would not go out into public (or answer the doorbell) like that. A diet and some exercise would actually improve their appearance for a lot less money. Please don't show me any more modern "fashion" or your underwear.

masraum 09-16-2024 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins (Post 12322168)
My now retired wife fight this continually with her staff at the eight medical clinics she managed. Not so much the RN's and LPN's, but the MA's (medical assistants) seemed to like to wear thongs and really skimpy (or sometimes no) bras. Not so bad when they wore the baggy blue scrubs, but they often wore tighter fitting white (almost see through) scrubs. Bright pink, blue, black, etc. thongs were very visible through the white pants. One could often see their nipple rings right through their scrubs, as well as the nipple through which they were mounted. Absolutely unprofessional in a clinic that saw mostly children (it was an asthma and allergy practice). She actually fired a few over this.

<cough, cough, wheeze, wheeze, sniffle> where is this clinic, especially now that your wife isn't there to keep things in check.

Seahawk 09-16-2024 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins (Post 12322168)
My now retired wife fight this continually with her staff at the eight medical clinics she managed...

Where did she retire from...any particular clinic more egregious than others?

And I am not asking for a friend:D

I went out with a former flight attendant that got her commission and then went to flight school in the Navy, where we met.

She was an excellent pilot and has flown for a major carrier for decades...she went east coast Navy, I went westpac.

She and I over-lapped in San Diego together for three months and I met all her AA flight attendant friends from her days as an FA...they know and see things we don't.

No thongs in sight, just really nice folks...the 80's.

Dixie 09-16-2024 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by fintstone (Post 12322177)
...I rarely see a woman under 200 lbs (or man under 250) ...even if 5 ft tall.

Not doubting your observation, but where the heck do you live? Most people around me aren't fat, let alone obese.

Tobra 09-16-2024 12:22 PM

It is like that everywhere Dixie.


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