Viktor Pálocska

I had many areas of work, these are the most important:

• Receptionist: Highly secured building, checking-in of business partners and phone calls with the assistants of leaders. Pseudo-security tasks.
• Visitor management: dealing with guests of the panorama deck, managing tickets and holding presentations for those wishing to know more about the building.
• Helping out during inner/external events, running the cloakroom, light physical work
• Handling high-pressure situations with composure, effectively managing large parties or unexpected events during busy shifts.

Entertainment unit with logical puzzles to solve:

• Making sure the place runs smoothly, monitoring multiple rooms at the same time, packing rooms together for new players, sometimes hotfixing broken objects or tasks
• Processing and registration of reservations
• Running the cash register
• Greeting players, monitoring them and directing them

Light physical work including building scaffolding and installing cables (KAT6, Optical) into the Museum of Etnography.

Employee at a rehearsal room

• Processing and registration of reservations, making phone calls
• Maintenance of musical equipment

Organizing many kinds of events for the students at university including cultural programmes, parties, sightseeing tours around Budapest for people on Erasmus and arranging discounts with theatres or museums.