Starting out in the industry is tough. I understand that as it took me almost 6 months to get my first permanent job after months of day work in the South of France. This was over 4 years ago, and things have only got more competitive since!
Starting out in the industry is tough. I understand that as it took me almost 6 months to get my first permanent job after months of day work in the South of France. This was over 4 years ago, and things have only got more competitive since!
28 January 2020By Caroline Clarke
It’s the general consensus that green crew should be grateful for any opportunity thrown their way, certainly in the office we are keen to shout that from the rooftops but just how true is that sentiment?
Crew AdviceDeckSuperyacht Industry Insights
2 January 2020By Tim Clarke
The title of this blog is slightly tongue in cheek and I wrote it whilst humming a tune from my youth with a very similar title…
CareersCrew AdviceSuperyacht Industry Insights
17 December 2019By Glen Campbell
We at Quay Crew is regularly contacted to help crew find the perfect couples job but is there really such a thing?
Crew AdviceInteriorYachting & Travel
9 December 2019By Mirandor Foy
A selection of delicious seasonal cocktails which should be part of any festive celebration…
4 December 2019By Tom Rose
In this blog we will cover realistic expectations and packages for crew entering the industry and after 1 season.
Crew AdviceGuest BlogLeadership
21 November 2019By Guest Article
In our guest blog we get some tips from the top that will help you get owners to see things your way…
CareersCrew AdviceInteriorSuperyacht Industry Insights
13 November 2019By Caroline Clarke
For many, becoming a Purser is the dream, your own office, no guest contact and a 9-5 working day….. this…
Crew AdviceSuperyacht Industry Insights
8 November 2019By Sam Botha
Whether you’re just starting out in the industry or you’re established and looking to progress your career, networking is fundamentally…