Managing the weekend rush週末人潮
Holiday afternoons meant queues at the door and new faces on the team. I deployed staff to where the crowd was and kept the floor safe and moving.
An English graduate with four years on shop floors and front desks. I bring steady energy to every customer conversation — and the organisation to follow each one through.
I studied English at HKMU, but I learned about people on busy shop floors and front desks. I've led weekend rushes, talked parents through their options, and kept 15–20 insurance cases moving at once at AIA. I'm comfortable approaching people, and I don't let a lead go cold.
Starts conversations easily with customers of every age.
Handled peak-hour crowds, complaints and incidents as a supervisor.
Tracks every case to completion, nothing slips.
Trained new staff and kept the team aligned.
Holiday afternoons meant queues at the door and new faces on the team. I deployed staff to where the crowd was and kept the floor safe and moving.
Parents walk in unsure. I listen first, answer what actually worries them, then show how the course fits their child. Many of those talks ended in an enrolment.
Up to twenty live cases at a time, each waiting on someone different. I track every one and follow up until it closes.
Open to marketing, sales and customer engagement roles in Hong Kong. I usually reply within a day.