Specific interview questions are not to be shared but each interview had a different vibe. For instance, the virtual interview was more personality based questions. Face to face will have more job related and situational questions. Dress to impress. I suggest conservative with a twist. For me that meant a nice tailored blazer and pants but I wore a polka dot blouse that differentiated me from the crowd. Don’t break the bank, look at thrift stores and find a tailor to customize items to your shape if needed. I found an amazing Calvin Klein blazer at Macys that was on clearance for under $30. Look for quality fabrics and avoid cheap fast fashion. It doesn’t have to be expensive to look expensive. You’ll be able to rewear your interview outfit at training once you land your CJO so you’ll get more than one wear out of it. Smile and engage with others in a genuine way and let your personality shine. Always uplift others during the interview process. They’ll be accepting more than 1 person so don’t think of it as a competition. Go on American’s careers website and study their core values and motto. Read the job descriptions! Use some of the key words not only in your resume when applying but also during the virtual and F2F interviews.