Our mission is to empower people to connect with the ones they care about by providing access to power whenever and wherever it is needed. We want everyone to enjoy the freedom of never running out of power nor leaving their phone behind when charging.
As a Volt Team Leader you lead the way to ensure we’re delivering outstanding customer service at festivals and events. Happiness is contagious, so we want you to ensure the volunteer sales staff, and our customers, stay happy. You’ll delegate their workload, and you monitor the sales and operations to make sure it’s done correctly.
Working on festivals usually means a mass of bubbly happy people, unique memorable moments with friends, music everywhere, vulnerability, excitement, extreme emotions and extreme weather (good or bad). That is why we love festivals, and we’re sure you do too. If you’ve never been to a festival before, don’t worry, we’re sure you’ll learn to love it in a jiffy.
Coaching, motivating and managing volunteer sales staff
Improving sales of our charging service onsite
Daily operations in your Volt stall, including safety procedures
Simple accounting, balancing cashiers, stock control
Reporting customer feedback and sales data to the managerial team.
You get to attend 1-4 great festivals in Europe during the summer
You are most likely going to make a bunch of new friends
You’ll get invaluable learnings in event operations and people management
We’re giving you food allowances to pay for all the delicious festival food
You’ll be paid from the day you’re leaving our HQ in Copenhagen until we’re back.
The volunteers won’t always be feeling happy and motivated, so it’s your job to think of ways to inspire them before it starts affecting customer service. Sounds easier than it is
During build-up and break-down there will be hard physical work
Festival-goers can unfortunately go from happy Volt-fans to drunken grumble heads. Get ready to have your patience and communication skills tested to the limit
Concerts, little sleep, exposure to sun or rain, party people. Festival life is extreme, and you’ll have to cope with it, self-manage and accurately employ your energy.
The festival season ranges from May until September. Be prepared to travel and be away from home for longer periods of time
Daily workload: 6-9 hours varying over build/break days (more) and sales/service days (less)
You’ll of course be accredited to the festival and we camp in the crew campsites
DKK 600 per workday, incl. travel days, at most festivals and events
DKK 400 per day at Roskilde Festival incl. your days off (everyone needs a break on a 9-day festival)*
DKK 200 per workday, incl. travel days, in food allowance.
Sound like the job for you?
Fill out the application form here.
Marie Abildhauge Olesen
HR Manager
marie.olesen@getvolt.dk
This job comes with several perks and benefits