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Still surfing the photography employment pages. This time I found some jobs in a Photography Studio which aren't photographer jobs. These are support staff positions that would get people in the door to the studio. One is for a telemarketer (Nooo!!! Not those annoying telemarketing callers!) and the other is a sales consultant. The photography business, is after all, a luxury item. No one needs photos - its a luxury to take photos, and its a luxury to charge hundreds of dollars for one studio photo. Sounds vain doesn't it? Here is a list of previous jobs I've previously recorded: part time digital photographer for a studio, another job here, freelance photographers job, a job for an assistant to a photographer job and finally a job at Starshots studio.

Telemarketer - Photography Studio

Our funky photography studio in Rozelle is looking for friendly, outgoing FT/PT telemarketers. Experience in telemarketing or call centers is essential for this role.

The role involves converting warm leads into studio bookings. Candidates must possess excellent people skills, with the ability to communicate without sounding like reading from a script. Being responsible for managing studio bookings, candidates must also possess strong organizational skills with an eye for detail.

If you are an experienced telemarketer looking for a creative, flexible work environment then email your CV to info@youstudios.com.au

Suitable applicants will be contacted for an interview.

Sales Consultant - Photography

Our funky portrait studio in Rozelle requires a PT sales consultant to design and sell portraits to our clients. Must have a proven track record in sales. Direct experience in portrait sales is advantageous but not essential. Great salary PLUS fantastic commission incentives included.

If you are a salesperson with a creative flair and an eye for detail, and you are looking for flexible hours, then email your CV to alex@youstudios.com.au

Suitable candidates will be contacted for an interview.

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