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Event Coordinator Reviews

What is it like working as an Event Coordinator?

March 2017
Not for the faint hearted.
Event Coordinator in Pretoria:
The hours are long and it's not as glamorous as you think, but if you can think on your feet stay calm, never panic and make a plan it's the best job ever. There is a real rush after 52hours no sleep but the client is happy and that vision you started of with has come to life and you have managed to pull it off. It never goes quite as smooth as everyone thinks but if the guests never know that it was ment to be something else, then it's a success. Tips are to manage your client and understand what the strategic intent is behind the event in order to carry that message thought the experience.
February 2017
Event Coordination 101.
Event Coordinator in Colorado Springs:
I would advise a new Event Coordinator to be friendly and direct. Time management and organization are key. It's important to have a solid method of organizing all your events, tasks, etc. I recommend an organization software like Asana or Cvent. I would also say to be yourself. What makes an Event Coordinator different from the rest of the industry is the ability to be relevant, but unique. It's important to have creativity while also mastering the administration aspects. It's an all-encompassing vocation that requires lots of multi-tasking, patience, confidence, and project management skills. Most of all, have fun with what you're doing. If you aren't enjoying it, something isn't right!
February 2017
Gaming Industry.
Event Coordinator in Onamia:
Pros: Short commute to work.
Cons: Everyone knows everyone.
February 2017
Pay does not correlate with the high cost of living.
Event Coordinator in Banff:
Pros: Walk to work.
Cons: High cost of housing, pay is typically quite low compared to housing costs.
August 2016
Great to meet people!
Event Coordinator:
Pros: Meeting people, providing solutions, getting creative, interesting projects outside normal purview of event coordinator.
Cons: Difficult/demanding clients, many shifting deadlines to track.
June 2016
Learn Everyone's Job.
Event Coordinator:
Learn the duties of everyone!
June 2016
Event Logistics at a Barbecue.
Event Coordinator:
Pros: The flexible schedule and lack of uniform is great. I am allowed the freedom and autonomy to make choices.
Cons: Often a lack of support from the restaurant itself. Resentment from staff over what they consider a "cushy" job.

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