Queensland Performing Arts Centre salaries

    Salary satisfaction at Queensland Performing Arts Centre

    58%
    When Queensland Performing Arts Centre employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'58% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Queensland Performing Arts Centre
    South Brisbane, Brisbane QLD
    Create and deliver digital campaigns that connect audiences to live performances, driving ticket sales and engagement at QPAC
    Create and deliver digital campaigns that connect audiences to live performances, driving ticket sales and engagement at QPAC
    classification: Marketing & CommunicationsMarketing & Communications
    1d ago
    1d ago

    at Queensland Performing Arts Centre
    South Brisbane, Brisbane QLD
    Build and maintain events in the QTIX ticketing system, ensuring accurate, compliant and customer‑focused ticketing solutions.
    Build and maintain events in the QTIX ticketing system, ensuring accurate, compliant and customer‑focused ticketing solutions.
    classification: Advertising, Arts & MediaAdvertising, Arts & Media
    5d ago
    5d ago

    What’s it like working at Queensland Performing Arts Centre?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Queensland Performing Arts Centre offers several positive aspects, including a team of dedicated and supportive colleagues who are passionate about the arts. The workplace provides flexible scheduling that particularly benefits students and casual workers, along with valuable perks such as access to performances. The location in Brisbane's cultural precinct is considered a significant advantage, creating an engaging environment for arts professionals.

    However, employees have identified areas for improvement, including the need to modernise management practices and enhance communication between leadership and staff. The irregular working hours can be challenging to manage, with significant variations in shift patterns depending on performance schedules. Additionally, there are concerns about limited career advancement opportunities and the need to review compensation structures to better align with industry standards.