Quite flexible. You can choose the shifts that work for you.
Graduate, Sydney
Quite flexible. You choose the shift you want to work on.
Graduate, Sydney
I currently work 7am to 4pm. The company is more than flexible if needed, as many graduates are still studying whilst they work.
Graduate, Sydney
The work requires a reasonable amount of hours. You are in charge of managing your own workload.
Graduate, Sydney
Quite flexible. I am still at uni so the company gives me time to attend classes
Graduate, Sydney
They have been very flexible, especially since I am still studying at university. I have been able to adjust my hours on certain days where I need to attend university.
Graduate, Sydney
The company is supporting me with my uni. I can pick days and hours I want to work. Get time off to do my assignments
Graduate, Sydney
I can choose the shifts I want to work. Its a 24/7 environment to there are lot of shifts to choose from. Also the company gives me time off to attend my uni classes
Graduate, Sydney
Shifts are broken up into 3 nine-hour blocks, morning, afternoon and night (with overlap). In your interview you get the chance to display a preference for one of the time slots (although night is usually reserved for those with a few months on the job experience). HMC is in the office 5 days a week (which will likely include a weekend). Work from home is not possible in this area of the business.
Graduate, Sydney
The company is very flexible, as long as you complete your allocated hours.
Graduate, Sydney
I am thoroughly enjoying the hours that I spend working. The team leaders of the HMC are easy going and ensure that the working hours are flexible to suit our needs.
Graduate, Haymarket
In the HMC, there are 3 shifts (morning, evening, nights) as they operate 24/7. They are quite flexible around uni or what shifts you want to do but the hours are set. It is also expected you do those hours 5 days a week BUT you can do it in different arrangements of shifts (Morning/Evening etc)
Graduate, Sydney
I have chosen the morning shift; I start at 7AM but still finish at 4PM. If I end up being late, I can simply let my manager or team leader know through sending a message and go about my day. Overall, I may be at the office for 9 hours, but I am only expected to work for 7.6 of those hours as the rest is reserved for breaks and lunch.
Graduate, Sydney