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    Home»Global HR News»Is Netflix paying $385,000 to a flight attendant?
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    Is Netflix paying $385,000 to a flight attendant?

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauJanuary 20, 2023Updated:January 20, 20232 Mins Read5877 Views
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    If you are a person trained in cabin and passenger safety and capable of handling aircraft emergency evacuation, then Netflix has just the right role for you.

    The role is that of a flight attendant, based in San Jose, California. The job will entail on-ground duty along with travel within and outside the US. The selected candidate may be offered up to $385,000 (Rs 3 crore) a year! The final remuneration will be determined basis the skills and experience level of the candidate.

    Netflix’s job listing says the ideal candidate should be a self-motivated person capable of making independent judgements and possess exceptional customer service skills. The role will require the candidate to work on a super midsize jet.

    The Company clarifies that the salary offered for such a role in the market is in the range of $60,000-$385,000 in total and this is in line with Netflix’s compensation philosophy.

    The selected candidates should hold a certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration and may be required to attend meetings in Burbank.

    Those keen should also be physically fit and strong enough to be able to carry loads as heavy as 13.6 kg and help with stocking the aircraft, including buying stock before trips. Amongst the duties that the flight attendant will have to fulfil are, making sure that the emergency equipment in the aircraft is all in perfect working condition.

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