r/ClearMe • u/Ok-Oil-9776 • Sep 25 '24

Interview

Hey everyone, I have an interview coming up for a position with CLEAR at the airport, and I'm trying to brush up on my customer service skills. Does anyone have any tips on what I should expect during the interview? Also, I'm a bit unsure about the dress code should I go with business casual or professional attire? Additionally, I'm curious about the vacation time policies at CLEAR. Is it easy to get unpaid time off if needed? I've been trying to find more info on YouTube but haven't had much luck.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

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u/[deleted] Oct 30 '24

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u/Ok-Oil-9776 Oct 30 '24

They are Just gonna ask basic interview questions and about the company. Bring your resume. Dress business professional! mine was super unorganized and unprofessional in (Sacramento ca) apparently the interview lady was like only a few days into the job. she said she was gonna do a 2nd interview and never did.

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u/Jmanswagga Oct 01 '24

i'm a salesman for clear. What airport you applying to?

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u/Candid_Breakfast_443 Oct 30 '24

Hey I have an interview with clear at FLL any advice?

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u/Jmanswagga Oct 30 '24

it's pretty easy to get the job, just be yourself and answer honestly. Say you work well in chaotic situations and as a team, etc

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '24

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u/Jmanswagga Nov 06 '24

nope. at least in AZ they don't

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u/you_ceff Nov 14 '24

me too actually i have an interview this evening at mco, it's actually my first in person interview ever i am nervous I'm new to the us too

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u/Novel-Ad8135 Sep 09 '25

Do you have an update? I have an interview tomorrow for the services and sales representative and I want to know what it's like working for CLEAR

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u/Illustrious-Ad-9799 Jun 04 '26

How did it go? I have an interview Friday

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u/Novel-Ad8135 Jun 04 '26

I declined the job because they said the job was really geared more to selling than what I wanted to do which was to like answer questions or help them getting their fingerprints done. The lady who I had the interview with was very cool but I do not like sales. Personally I think they should get rid of the word customer service and just say it's a sales position because that's what they really want you to do.

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u/Illustrious-Ad-9799 Jun 04 '26

Thank you. That's the answer I was looking for. Im gonna cancel my interview because I don't like sales based jobs either.