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3rd June 2009, 06:46 PM #1
Kitchen designer/salesperson/project manager wanted in Melbourne
We are seeking an experienced Kitchen designer/project coordinator to join our young and energetic team. We are expanding our team and are looking for individuals who want to be part of a vibrant team working with current technologies and software and a well established builder client base. We are looking to expand into retail sales while improving our service to our existing clients .
Based in Carrum Downs Vic, you will be given an opportunity to set-up you show room to suit you design style and have your our personal work space. You will be given an existing project schedule to administer as well as the freedom to branch into retail as you see fit.
Salary will be an above industry standard base salary with a realistic and achievable bonus plan. You will have the ability to earn a high income and work in a pleasant environment with a team of experience professionals.
You will have experience with Planit Cabinetware software or similar and have at least 3 years direct experience as a kitchen designer and have excellent skills in client relationship management. You will also be highly organized and cost conscious.
Please email Bruce @ [email protected]
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16th June 2009, 03:24 PM #2
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- Oct 2005
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- Melbourne
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Hi, been looking at the thread and got me thinking.
I have 5 years designing and running my business successfully using Quisine and little bit on Planit. The last 18 months I had off and my wife wont let me go back to workas she loves her freedom as I am taking kids to school, washing, cleaning etc. Oh it bloody hard work plus we live near Pakenham so I did ask the all mighty but got put back in my place
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It sounds very interesting what you are doing esp with software.
Good luck
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