Non flying United Airlines position

[Niuflyer22]

Since I have graduated college, I am looking for a better paying job than my current position as a movie theatre supervisor.

I recently applied for a position as an Airport Operations Supervisor at O'hare for United, since I have a good deal of experience with customer service supervision. Anybody have any tips on how I could improve my chances of getting an interview, or what United would look for in a candidate?

[scramjet]

Originally Posted by Niuflyer22

Since I have graduated college, I am looking for a better paying job than my current position as a movie theatre supervisor.

I recently applied for a position as an Airport Operations Supervisor at O'hare for United, since I have a good deal of experience with customer service supervision. Anybody have any tips on how I could improve my chances of getting an interview, or what United would look for in a candidate?

United likes experience, experience, and more experience above all else. I know that from just trying to get a regular CSR job there.

[jspeed87]

Originally Posted by scramjet

United likes experience, experience, and more experience above all else. I know that from just trying to get a regular CSR job there.

lol I got called from United to work Ramp and I had no experience, I just told them was I willing to learn. Just Put in your resume and see what happans.

[CirrusMonkey]

I worked on the ramp for 12 years at UA. They hired a supervisor with 0 experience (as he told us) in Customer Service and Ramp. I actually think that you might be over qualified ! I have some friends in managment, PM me and I'll see what they can do.