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Help with Disney Interviews
- Thread starter jcanamo
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WDWKat26
New Member
Hey There!
Well since my Dad and I are both Cast Members, I think we can offer you a little bit of advice here
My Dad says that when you hand in your resume, make sure you use the words and descriptions in it that Disney might be looking for with any of their jobs. It sounds like you would be working in the companies, and not necessarily like me with guests constantly. But if you are (i'm not sure what EXACTLY you interviewed for), it's always good to use phrases like "Magical Guest Experience" etc. Whether that applies to you or not, Disney always wants to make sure that when they hire someone, that the Cast Member knows that the Guest comes first.
I'm sorry I can't help you out much more, but good luck!
Well since my Dad and I are both Cast Members, I think we can offer you a little bit of advice here
My Dad says that when you hand in your resume, make sure you use the words and descriptions in it that Disney might be looking for with any of their jobs. It sounds like you would be working in the companies, and not necessarily like me with guests constantly. But if you are (i'm not sure what EXACTLY you interviewed for), it's always good to use phrases like "Magical Guest Experience" etc. Whether that applies to you or not, Disney always wants to make sure that when they hire someone, that the Cast Member knows that the Guest comes first.
I'm sorry I can't help you out much more, but good luck!