Be snow ready

1. Want to land your dream snow job? It all starts with a standout resume! Make sure to include your skills, experience, and knowledge, plus why you’re passionate about working in the snow. Don’t forget your contact details (mobile and email), and hey — add a photo if you want to show off that mountain-ready smile! Need help with your resume? Contact us — we’ve got your back
2. Dress to Impress, literally! Look sharp and professional, and don’t forget your positive attitude. After all, first impressions do matter!
3. Answer Your Phone! We know the temptation to ignore a call, but when it’s about your snow job, answer the phone — it’s probably the best call you’ll get all season!
4. Be on Time, Punctuality is key. Aim to arrive 5 minutes early to your interview (it shows you’re keen). But remember, “fashionably late” doesn’t apply here — be on time, and you’ll be golden.
5. Nail Your Interview. Smile, actively listen, and ask questions — it shows you’re genuinely excited to work in the snow. And trust us, that excitement is contagious!

Got a snow job?  Great, here’s how to keep it! 

1. Got a Snow Job? Awesome! Here’s How to Keep It!
2. Arrive 5 Minutes Early: Time management is key! Always show up a little early, and look and smell your best — after all, you’re in the snow, not a sauna! 🙂
3. If You’re Late — Call!: Life happens, but if you’re running late, let someone know ahead of time. No surprises!
4. If You’re Sick — Call & Stay Home: The snow can wait. If you’re not feeling well, let your team know, and leave the skiing/boarding for another day.
5. Smile & Show Your Personality: You’re not just a body at work — you’re a part of the team! Bring your good vibes and show off that mountain personality.
6. Enjoy Your Work: If you’re not loving it, reach out! We can help find a job that suits you better. Life’s too short for bad snow days.
7. Team Spirit: Be part of the crew — the snow world is all about collaboration. Jump in, lend a hand, and make sure everyone’s having fun.
8. Voice Concerns: Got a problem? Don’t let it fester — speak to your manager, supervisor, or business owner. Open communication keeps everyone happy!
9. Respect, Please & Thank You: Manners matter! A little “please” and “thank you” go a long way in building positive relationships at work.
10. Let’s make your snow job as awesome as the slopes!