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      Being a Flight attendant isn't what it seems - Flight Attendant Alaska Airlines Employee Review

      2.0
      Feb 25, 2015
      Flight attendant
      Recommend
      CEO approval
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      Pros

      Get to travel for free and get to meet a lot of great people.

      Cons

      Only paid for the time you are in the air. 5-6 legs a day, sometimes with out a break in between. 12-14 hour days. Gone from home 4-5 days in a row. You don't get paid enough to be able to travel even if your flights are free. Negative work environment because all the flight attendants are over worked and under paid. A mindless job

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      3.0
      Jun 5, 2026
      Director
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Good work environment and culture. Leadership is strong.

      Cons

      Terrible compensation practice. Outdated approach, especially with corporate back office roles. Leaders have zero say in salaries. The compensation team has an outdated approach to pay and are not open to stay with the current market trends and challenging to partner with. There needs to be a willingness to change and align with the local job market. There needs to be an openness to listen to leaders' input. Its hard to hire and hard to attract retain good employees when we are competing with local employers in the Seattle area that offer better pay. It is very challenging to work with a compensation leader and team that do not listen.

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