Is KLM a good airline to work for?

I am in the second round of interview for them because baking isn't really appealing anymore. It seems like it's getting serious now but it's also a big commitment so I need to make sure it's the right move. Anybody here work as a cabin crew with KLM or know anybody who does? Is it a good career?

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ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 51-55, M

You'll need to have a good bit of patience to work in the cabin. Airlines are not lucrative, and they have high overhead; very expensive equipment and very well-paid employees (but I'm not sure you'll be one of them) On top of all that, they have to deal with the most expensive, perishable cargo there is: people. And while managing all these expenses, the public perception of poor safety hangs over them like the sword of Damocles. All these stresses are going to be passed down to you.
I'm not saying don't do it. It's a challenge a lot of people would find inspiring. But a lot of people would find it too much