Retail sales consultant (Casual) – Position Closed

If you are a strong people person, who can work within a team whilst performing at your personal best than this is a role for you! Retail hours and week-end work is an integral part of the role.

Software Engineer – Port Macquarie based (Position Closed)

Our client is developing an exciting new graphical interface for camera systems and they seek a graduate software engineer to join their robust, dynamic and creative team! If you are keen on a role that will extend your knowledge and experience; a role that places you at the cutting edge of software development within Ai systems & GIS; a role that offers training, coaching and on-going mentoring…. whilst living in the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW…look no further!

Experienced Medical Secretary, 3 days per week (Position Closed)

Are you accustomed to, and enjoy a frenetic pace? Can you juggle several tasks at once? In this role, you will support 2 specialists with administration; medical clinics; and patient services. The role is casual,working 6 day fortnights, job share in a high volume and extremely busy practice

How do I find a job in Port Macquarie?

How do I find a job in Port Macquarie? is our most frequently asked question! Yes, we have a ton of people wanting to move here and every day we respond to calls from all over the place from people who want to relocate away from the maddening city life. The major reason for discontentment is the long commute to and from work in the Metro areas. #resumes #resume #resumewirter #jobs #jobapplications #FIGJAMresumes

Looking for work? are you searching for jobs in all the right places?

Did your resume “bait” the reader enough to invite you to an interview? If not, change your bait! Each time you fish for work, make sure your bait is adapted to the role  or the “catch”. Sending the same resume out for various jobs, is NOT helping you bait the right catch!

3 tips to finding a job in Port Macquarie

Finding a job in Port Macquarie is a challenge – we offer these 3 main tips to help you assess and review your application strategies

Selling is important in every job!

Whether it’s a Café or a fast food outlet, selling is a natural part of service delivery! Many employees cringe when asked to sell, promote and add value to a sale. Some employees feel intimidated and are often are too shy to “encourage” customers to buy something. It is imperative that all staff know how to sell and how to sell with ease and confidence… here are a few helpful tips that may help you train your staff and assist your business to increase sales

Stimulate senses for success!

Stimulate and create a home-style atmosphere can be real easy. Customers are after not just a purchase, they also seek a great experience. This intangible factor can either break or make a business.

Please read between the lines———————-

Most resumes are poorly written and presented and we make judgements based on these factors.  Yes,  it is up to the applicant to present themselves professionally, however in our experience, the resume is one of the most challenging documents to get the write “right”! In general, many applicants do themselves a disservice by either under, or over selling their talents 

Right under your nose… staff ready to step up!

The biggest challenge faced by the food and beverage industry is the availability of qualified personnel and motivated employees. Analyse your current staff… and focus on their abilities and potential..

A Warm and Welcoming Reception!

Each role within hospitality is vital, especially front desk and this is often the first point of contact and the last farewell… a lasting memory and important feature if you want repeat business. Don’t under rate the genuine smile and welcome!

Uniform Decision

The decision to implement a team uniform is often a debatable one. However, uniforms can benefit you, your team and your customers …

The Simple Extras

Those little, simple extras are the BIG winners! as Jay Denzie says, “Your your smile is your Logo; Your personality your business card; and how you leave others feeling after having an experience with you, becomes your trademark! Well done to the Sea Salt Restaurant staff for achieving this!

Take “personal” out of the complaint, and make it a great learning process

Accepting humble pie! Complaints and criticisms of your service or business is not always easy to accept. The first vital factor is remember that this is not about you PERSONALLY and try not be become immediately defensive and therefore appear a wee bit aggressive. Remain objective, assertive and most of all Listen!

Added Value for the customer experience

Who would have thought that on the busy Pacific Highway at Coolongolook, that a Cafe and restaurant, called the Salty Dog would be not just a local winner, but a traveler’s delight!

5 steps when Managing Staff performance

Providing constructive feedback to your employees gives them with an insight into how their performance is progressing. However, for many of us, just the very thought of obtaining feedback creates anxiety and sometimes we get defensive, even before the event!