Netflix Is Looking For A Flight Attendant For $385,000 A Year

Netflix posted on their Jobs page that they're looking for a new flight attendant, not to pilot a new series, but literally for one of its private jets. In this job, you will be taking care of the highest employees of the company for a salary up to $385,000 a year! Do you think you qualify for this very well-paid job? Lets' find out!

Here's what the company says to introduce us to this incredible job: 'Do you have a passion for aviation and a desire to work within a dream crew? The Netflix Aviation department provides exceptional, safe, confidential air transportation. It is our goal to provide the most outstanding aviation experience available, by using the best people and the best equipment and providing the highest level of customer service possible. The aviation team helps Netflix reach the world more efficiently and effectively so the company can continue to create joy around the world.

Yes, I know what you think, these 5 lines already give us a lot of pressure, even if we're not applying for the job. From what we understand, they don't only require a flight attendant, they require someone exceptional who knows how to deal with a luxury aircraft.

So If you're a beginner and you just got a diploma with two or three flights with American Airlines, this job is not for you. You might let your seat to someone who already worked in a private jet already. They also make clear that confidential info can be shared in those planes, implying the fact that those secrets may remain in your head and only in your head. In conclusion, they ask you to be more than professional, they want you to be discreet. But these are only the first five lines.

That's exactly the name of the section on their website. But let's see what they say in it: 'As a Netflix Flight Attendant you are expected to embrace our culture, which places a strong emphasis on operating with Freedom and Responsibility, with independence and a lot of self-motivation. This is a lead position for a Northern California-based Flight Attendant, and the right candidate will be professionally trained in cabin and passenger safety and aircraft emergency evacuation. As you travel, you embrace the Netflix culture of Freedom and Responsibility, allowing you to operate with little direction and a lot of self-motivation. You also demonstrate the independent judgment, discretion, and outstanding customer service skills necessary to provide a seamless experience for our passengers.

So what does all of this mean exactly? First of all, you have to be motivated at all times. They make things clear: they want you to be more than implied in your job. Second of all, they specify that this job is mostly for California and that you must know of course how to maintain a passenger's safety but also how to do an emergency evacuation. Well, it seems normal for now.

But then, they remind you again to be motivated and prepared at any time. You need to show that you're sure of every movement you operate in the plane, they clearly make us understand that they need a leader, someone they can trust like their own family. Are you still here? If yes, nice! You can go to their website and read the whole application carefully, so maybe, you will embark on the Netflix private jet.

Now we may wonder how Netflix, which was in a bad shape not too long ago, can now pay a flight attendant up to $385,000 a year for their private jet. Well, that's simple, It's because the company is doing way better these last few months. In October 2022, the streaming platform said it earned more than 2.4 Million subscribers in one month, which is phenomenal.

This is partly due to their new cheaper service. Watching a few ads now makes you pay only half of the usual subscription price every month. Analysts observed that this system has increased a lot the number of viewers who were gone because the price of subscriptions increases every year. And as long as it works for them, they can totally start to spend money like this if this help to create more great shows around the world.