Receptionist at Apricots: the first face anyone sees when they walk in

At Apricots, reception is not a desk, it is the first conversation. People walk in unsure, in a hurry or a little embarrassed, and it is on you to make them comfortable within two minutes. If that sounds like a challenge rather than a problem, keep reading.

What the job actually is: welcoming and looking after clients, introducing them to the girls, handling the phone and the messages, arranging appointments and keeping the place running like clockwork. You will work with the escorts, not above them: nobody here is passing through or for decoration.

What we put in: an employment contract with Social Security from day one, an 8-hour day with fixed shifts and hours you can plan around, productivity bonuses and training paid for by the company. Well-kept premises, the highest standards of hygiene and a small team where people know your name.

What you bring: a good head on your shoulders, initiative and zero prejudice about an industry we have been defending without euphemisms for years. Fluent conversational English, and that one is not negotiable: a large share of our clients are international. French and Italian are a real plus. If you have done something similar before, great; if not, that is fine too, because it can be learned.

If you have made it this far, write to us. We promise to read you and reply.