Royal Easter Show

Wake up early catch a train to Olympic park, go through security. set up the stand, cleaning, organising, preparing balloons shifting stock between stalls during the day. engaging customers and people as they walk by selling balloons, handling money as well as multitasking selling multiple stock at the one time. we would get two breaks for 15 minutes, i would always be back 5 minutes early to take over for someone or help organise or work at the register. at the end of the day we would pack up the stand clean up and go home.

I always had something to do, I learned how to use the register and Eftpos machine, I was always busy, most enjoyable part about the job was meeting new people from different areas, there wasn't  really anything hard about the job, it was tiring and stressful at times but was I always able to get the job done.

I learned how to manage stress and the overwhelming experience of having to deal with multiple customers at a time. The hardest part was having to be on my feet all day but it was worth it in the end.

I was working from 9 thill 5. I was a lot of hard work but I really enjoyed it. the first day I was marshalling and the rest of the days I was acting as a hippie  and that involved dancing jumping up and down and basically acting crazy

it was i good experience for me, especially this job being my first job, but i didnt really get to finish the whole of the easter show but im glad that i got a taste of what it would be like in the working industry.

Great experience meeting new people, learning new thing like safety check , collecting coupons , cash handling , handling a crowd in good and bad situation and being able to to stay calm.

working at the easter show requires long hours on foot, but that was alright. co-workers were super friendly and the pay was very good. the only downside of the job is long hours which can be tiring but not bothersome.

Osborns n Durkins are  the best companys to work for laid back n fair approach all round enjoyable to work for would love to do it again soon maybe do the capital run

A typical day working at the easter show would include independently setting up the work station, with consistent cash handling and balancing everyday. Face to face interaction with families and children was the most enjoyable part of the job.

A great way for the youth to experience the workforce first-hand. It provides amply experience in the food and beverage industry, and allows employees to venture out of their comfort zones and work hard.

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