Shamrock Hotel

I do enjoy the cliental in establishments such as the hospitality industry. I loved the regular customers as they would come in to just see me and would know id give them that extra special attention.
Even in the retail industry I found I was naturally able to attended to my customers wants and needs. giving them the attention they deserve and desire.

I do feel however that working late nights to possibly 3am is becoming relentless, which has been the hardest thing I have had to do over the years, juggling shift work as a single mum can wear you down a bit. 
My daughters are now teenagers so therefore I am now 100% committed to a full time working life style.

I would like to get into an industry that focuses on day work or even late afternoon to early evening.

I have always managed to keep a professional outlook with co workers and adapt to many different personalities.

Working as a bar tender I had so much fun mixing with the other girls and getting to know the locals. The venue is small but gets very busy. I learnt so much from the manager I had when employed. The venue manager/owner knows a lot about the industry and it was an honour to learn underneath him and the other managers. 
Hardest part was the area its in and some of the people that come in, but using your common sense and handling a situation so it doesn't escalate it was fine. 
Enjoyable part was weekends when we had a band or solo person playing in the venue or a function. The atmosphere is so inviting and enjoyable.

Working at the shamrock was a good experience, but now I'm looking for a career. A typical day at work included serving alcohol, stocking fridges, working in the gaming room, and general cleaning. The Manager was great he was fair and made my job enjoyable. Most of the co workers were fair and easy to get along with. The hardest part of my job was dealing with intoxicated patrons and the most enjoyable part of my job was the regulars that became your friend.

These workers were fast and very friendly to work with, speed was what i picked up with these mix cultures i worked with, it was a different level of work but so enjoyed.  There was no hard part of this job, everyone helped everyone which made the day enjoyable to be there.  Getting together after work enjoying lunch meals there were exceptional worth it.

Enclosed with my CV is the rolls and various different things in which I had to do in day typical day at work and what I learned while working, the hardest part of the job would have been learning all the paper work side of the job and doing the computer side instead of being out front all the time. The best part of the job I love doing is learning knew skills and working to do the best for the business.

Working in the house keeping industry and around different environments eg; hospitality, barista, bar tender, cleaning in the shamrock hotel helped me gain multiple experiences which involves highly level of customer service and on call duties to quest requirements.

I was a kitchen hand and a housekeeper and I help set out the function event. And I come in on my days off to help my co- worker . The harder of the job is how to cleaner the equipment .

busy place to work , some good people others very lazy. great if you liked doing hard work . could have done with more supervision to ensure that others were doing what was required of them in their job position

I karen waters enjoyed working as a bar / wait staff assistant  my job entailed was to restock bar fridge and ice serve customers clear and serve customers were available

It was a great environment to work in. It provided me with great opportunities and skills that I was able to use later in life. I was able to enjoy going to work knowing that I was working with great people

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