American Express Global Business Travel Consultant interviews, decoded.

The process felt very scripted and robotic, with little real interaction. The recruiter's accent made it difficult to understand the questions. Despite over thirty years of management experience in hospitality and travel, I was surprised by the outcome.

It was a good interview with the manager. He asked me about sabre gds commands, ssr request commands, availability commands etc. the important thing is that learn about country, hubs, airports, routing. It was a fairly difficult interview view. Need to have knowledge about airline, world geography, GDS.

Interviewed a while ago, interviewer acted like they were superior, not really a place I want to work for. Anyway, I found a better opportunity so it doesn't matter.