JOBS IN WATERFORD.

gman2k · 14-10-2011 9:47am

Barratts shoes in City Square are looking for a supervisor

YumDeiseMum · 14-10-2011 3:56pm

sophie22 wrote: »

apply in store? checked the website but said no vacancies

This was advertised on fas with an e-mail address a few weeks back, I think there were 50+ positions, but the as has been removed now

garv123 · 15-10-2011 2:28pm

jammstarr wrote: »

Gamestop have an opening for seasonal part time.

Dungarvan or Waterford?

jammstarr · 15-10-2011 3:05pm

garv123 wrote: »

Dungarvan or Waterford?

Haven't a clue sorry man. It's up on their site.

Sully · 15-10-2011 4:28pm

garv123 wrote: »

Dungarvan or Waterford?

Both afaik its a national request

roco71 · 15-10-2011 4:56pm

Heard an ad on WLR today;; Exciting opportunity for door to door sales people in the run up to Xmas or something like that.

hourly rate of pay & excellent commission, previous sales experience essential, apply with a CV and cover letter to recruitingwaterford@gmail.com by the 17th of October.

could be worth a shot, nothing to lose

ziedth · 17-10-2011 2:01pm

Has anyone got a start/finish time for the Job Expo in Friday? I'm working till 2 but i'd have go suit up and all that so I'd imagine it would be nearer 3 by the time I could go in there.

inlikeflynn86 · 17-10-2011 2:04pm

ziedth wrote: »

Has anyone got a start/finish time for the Job Expo in Friday? I'm working till 2 but i'd have go suit up and all that so I'd imagine it would be nearer 3 by the time I could go in there.

Was debating a suit or maybe smart casual.... thanks for making my decision

Sully · 17-10-2011 2:31pm

Alpha Design has a Sales & Marketing position open at the moment. The candidate will be working with Alpha Design and our sister businesses. Candidates who are applying for this job should have experience.

Please note that this is a commission based position to start with ahead of an hourly rate of pay.

The work will consist of morning and afternoon work, five days a week.

Feel free to send me a PM for more information. If you wish to apply for this position, please email jobs@alphadesign.ie with a cover letter and CV. References are required.

ziedth · 17-10-2011 2:46pm

inlikeflynn86 wrote: »

Was debating a suit or maybe smart casual.... thanks for making my decision

Oh I'd def go with a suit TBH. My theory on these kind of things is that it's better to be remembered as the only guy who arrived in a suit then to be remembered as the the only guy who didn't.

Dan133269 · 17-10-2011 3:03pm

So who are the financial groups that are going to be there? and what are the jobs in the financial services area?

Psychedelic · 17-10-2011 6:21pm

Dan133269 wrote: »

So who are the financial groups that are going to be there? and what are the jobs in the financial services area?

KPMG are there anyway. I'd say some of the recruitment companies will have some financial services jobs on their books. Also, while some of the companies might not be financial services, they might have finance related jobs. Here's the list of companies:

Taxback.com, Datapac, Matrix Recruitment, Dawn Meats, Sun Life Financial, Genzyme, Schivo Group, HCS Business Solutions, Hartley Recruitment, Noel Recruitment, State Street, Global Business Register, Morgan McKinley, Excel Recruitment, WIT Careers Advice, Glanbia and KPMG.

ziedth wrote: »

Has anyone got a start/finish time for the Job Expo in Friday? I'm working till 2 but i'd have go suit up and all that so I'd imagine it would be nearer 3 by the time I could go in there.

9.30am to 7.00pm so you'll have plenty of time.

inlikeflynn86 · 17-10-2011 6:25pm

ziedth wrote: »

Oh I'd def go with a suit TBH. My theory on these kind of things is that it's better to be remembered as the only guy who arrived in a suit then to be remembered as the the only guy who didn't.

Or the only girl

Best of luck there

ziedth · 17-10-2011 7:05pm

Psychedelic wrote: »

KPMG are there anyway. I'd say some of the recruitment companies will have some financial services jobs on their books. Also, while some of the companies might not be financial services, they might have finance related jobs. Here's the list of companies:

Taxback.com, Datapac, Matrix Recruitment, Dawn Meats, Sun Life Financial, Genzyme, Schivo Group, HCS Business Solutions, Hartley Recruitment, Noel Recruitment, State Street, Global Business Register, Morgan McKinley, Excel Recruitment, WIT Careers Advice, Glanbia and KPMG.

9.30am to 7.00pm so you'll have plenty of time.

Cheers, lack of retail companies there is a little worrying for me personally but I think it could be worth a look for anyone. If anything put your CV into the recruitment companies.

abouttobebanned · 17-10-2011 7:29pm

ziedth wrote: »

Cheers, lack of retail companies there is a little worrying for me personally but I think it could be worth a look for anyone. If anything put your CV into the recruitment companies.

Ziedth, 3 Ireland are looking for a store manager for their shop. Would that be something you'd be interested in?

Sully · 17-10-2011 7:33pm

Dunphys are looking for staff at the moment also (for those looking for that type of work).

afee_wils2011 · 17-10-2011 7:40pm

inlikeflynn86 wrote: »

ziedth wrote: »

Has anyone got a start/finish time for the Job Expo in Friday? I'm working till 2 but i'd have go suit up and all that so I'd imagine it would be nearer 3 by the time I could go in there.

Was debating a suit or maybe smart casual.... thanks for making my decision

Ok now I am paranoid. My husband is going and wasn't sure what to wear. Jeans and shirt too casual??? By the way starts at 9.30 finishes at 7

ziedth · 17-10-2011 8:27pm

afee_wils2011 wrote: »

Ok now I am paranoid. My husband is going and wasn't sure what to wear. Jeans and shirt too casual??? By the way starts at 9.30 finishes at 7

It's personal choice, it's not an interview so it definately wouldn't be expected to wear a suit. If he has one it couldn't hurt but if he doesn't jeans and shirt i'm sure will be fine. Black pants and shirt/tie are also just as good as a suit IMHO.

Sully · 17-10-2011 8:31pm

Id say cords and a shirt over jeans and a shirt tbh. A suit would also work fine, some people wear them and some people don't.

Psychedelic · 17-10-2011 9:14pm

ziedth wrote: »

Cheers, lack of retail companies there is a little worrying for me personally but I think it could be worth a look for anyone. If anything put your CV into the recruitment companies.

Yeah, no construction companies either, but sure that's to be expected really, not much happening in those sectors. Excel Recruitment are a retail recruitment agency, so they might have something.

inlikeflynn86 · 18-10-2011 1:03am

abouttobebanned wrote: »

Ziedth, 3 Ireland are looking for a store manager for their shop. Would that be something you'd be interested in?

Theyre also looking for 1-2 sales advisors.

nkay1985 · 18-10-2011 8:35am

afee_wils2011 wrote: »

Ok now I am paranoid. My husband is going and wasn't sure what to wear. Jeans and shirt too casual??? By the way starts at 9.30 finishes at 7

As the lads said, cords and a shirt or black pants and a shirt are probably a better option. I'd probably go full suit myself but, if he doesn't have one, either of the above would be fine.

feelingwoof · 18-10-2011 12:11pm

Speckydodge wrote: »

Anyone ever done the aptitude test for Merck Sharp and Dohme Carlow??

Speckydodge wrote: »

Hey Ken, just wondering did you do the assessment up there also? if so what kind of things do they make ye do, or what are they looking for??

Just wondering would you have an advice on the assessment and interview as i have one next Monday. Cheers.

michellie · 18-10-2011 8:57pm

Saw signs on storm cinema's Windows when I passed today, they are looking for part-time staff.

Speckydodge · 20-10-2011 1:55pm

feelingwoof wrote: »

Just wondering would you have an advice on the assessment and interview as i have one next Monday. Cheers.

Theres 2 interviews and a group activity. The group activity is just a group of ye given a scenario , no right or wrong answers they're just studying how you communicate etc. so just make sure you are involved and not sitting back, show that you are listening to others ideas while putting foirward your own.

With the interviews much sure you have clear examples of whatever you have down on your CV they asked for a lot of examples.

Good luck with it anyway.

feelingwoof · 21-10-2011 7:35pm

Speckydodge wrote: »

Theres 2 interviews and a group activity. The group activity is just a group of ye given a scenario , no right or wrong answers they're just studying how you communicate etc. so just make sure you are involved and not sitting back, show that you are listening to others ideas while putting foirward your own.

With the interviews much sure you have clear examples of whatever you have down on your CV they asked for a lot of examples.

Good luck with it anyway.

Thanks for that. How did you get on yourself, any word back?

Whatsisname · 03-11-2011 6:58pm

anybody know of any part time or even seasonal jobs for someone like myself, 16 y/o 6th year student? tried McDonalds and Gamestop and got rejected in both!

daftdave · 04-11-2011 9:27am

PERSIST , go back to maccas and gamestop every week or two , eagerness and showing a will to succeed might just get you the break that you need.

chelloveks · 14-11-2011 12:43am

daftdave wrote: »

PERSIST , go back to maccas and gamestop every week or two , eagerness and showing a will to succeed might just get you the break that you need.

Great advice...you never know when someone will callin sick and pissoff the manager

Evelynmc · 16-11-2011 5:39pm

200 construction jobs to be created in Waterford
http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/1115/jobs.html

JOBS IN WATERFORD.

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