Harrods, Knightsbridge

Advantages: Decent pay rate, Frequent overtime available, Looks good on CV, Worker discounts, friendly staff from all over the world, relaxed working environment (in some departments)
Disadvantages: Commuting to Knightsbridge (cost and hassle on tubes), Overzealous security and administration, Dirty staff toilets!

Introduction - I have been spurred on to write this review having read a brilliant review concerning working for Tesco by ciao member tiabailey. I will try to replicate the level of depth that review went into as it was extremely helpful. Beginnings - I wandered into the recruitment centre for Harrods which is located in the Crown Court building in Basil Street directly opposite door six of the main Harrods' building in summer 2004. I was 18 ...
...summer. By shear luck (and trust me this hardly ever happens) I was given an interview immediately for a position working in a warehouse store support department. Thankfully I was told I could have the job and to return for an induction later on in the week. I had commenced on my time with Harrods. Induction - Rather boring but then I guess they must all be regardless of where you work. You are required to take several forms of ID, fill out some ... Read review

I'd like to find a job as a shop assistant in your company.I think this is adequate to my previous experiences.I will proudly represented your company and constitute a reputable member of your team. Work experience:1996-2004 "MENAGER"-Service and trade agency Poland Supervisor of four bureau the change.Responsible inspections of money dealing institution.Human resources manager over 17 members of personnel. 2005-Present "little Italy"-restaurant United Kingdom Cashier/waitress-attending customers-taking orders and advising.Responsible for totaling the amount due for purchase,charging the consumer for that amount,and then collecting payment for the goods or services exchanged.Handling of charge/debit card payments. Interest: Fshion,music and travel References: Available upon request Elzbieta Patrejko