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A typical day at work:
I would go in sigh my name at 8am and install myself at a stand and get to know a little about the person ill be working at (if not the same person as the day before), I would then start to prepare the stand before the door open. Once the door open, and the customer rushing in, I would sell and translate from English to French or the other way around (if needed). After 4 hours of work I would get a lunch break for about an hour or so. After my break I would go back to the stand and check if everything in good place, and would start to sell again. After the door close i would count the money and check if everything balance, and help clean. 

What you leaned:
I have learn to be fluent with what ever I do. I also got use to be with other co-worker that i never met before. 

Management:
The management was pretty good, we would get pay at the end of the day, and get the tips that we earn for our self.

Co-worker:
My co-worker was all people that i never met before, most of them new like me, we all start at the same position, but we went trough it pretty well.

Hardest part of the job:
I guess it would be to speak with people that are not fluent in English and in French.

Most enjoyable part of the job:
It would also be to speak with people that are not fluent in English and in French, since I always say "Life is a challenge"

One of the most pleasurable experiences of my life, friendly staff all sharing a common goal: making their clientele happy. I am beyond proud to have been given this opportunity. Made me truly realize what it means to work efficiently in a team, independently and provide the best possible service possible. A typical day at work at Heavy Montreal would be to set of booths with all there merchandise, making sure that everything was proper and neat so that it could attract more fans to come and purchase our merchandise which included t-shirts, hats, and other accessories that the bands had brought us to sell. Osheaga on the hand was a much more physically demanding job that included bringing boxes filled with items to other booths and being right in the middle of what already is a rabid festival, to say the least. Towards the end of our shift, we'd have to tally up what hasn't been sold, but them in boxes and give the merchandise back to the artists, often times having to go bring it ourselves depending on how much was left over.

This was only a summer job but it was alright overall! The hardest part of the job is definitely the work hours, which often were upwards of 10 hours. Patience is a big part of the job as the brunt of the work is done in a rush the morning to early afternoon and after the festivals.

Working with evenko is always a pleasure. The experience I have had was always positive especially because of the team that trained me. The different events I have worked at also offered me the opportunity to make new friends.

I eas a backstages assistant, i help organizing the participants students in this program and i had a fin time. It was a ver long day but at the ind it was a very amusing and enjoyable experience

Didn't mind the work, got to see good bands, aritsts up close, very fun and lots of good energy, good for younger people to get a good experience, very friendly staff.

Working for evenko was more than enjoyable. Great work environment, lots of fun, always changing job sites for festivals. Management was amazing and always available.

I enjoyed my work and my colleagues very much, but the salaries are no longer competitive and it’s difficult to move up on to better positions (with better pay).

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