Barber

Barber, build a career in Finland’s best-known barber chain! At GROOM, we offer more than just a chair; we offer a place among professionals. We operate with a contract-entrepreneur model, where the entrepreneur’s responsibility meets Finland’s strongest barbering concept. What do we expect from you? We are looking for people for whom quality and customer service are second nature. Whether you are an experienced professional or an up-and-coming talent at the beginning of your career, get in touch! Why GROOM? Strong customer flow: More than 20 years of recognition and the reputation of our brand bring customers to your chair. You do not have to start from zero. Location and marketing: Our shops are in the best locations, and our centralised marketing keeps the brand in people’s minds. Development: We offer some of the industry’s best training. Through GROOM Academy, you can build confidence in your work and learn the latest techniques, whether you are just starting out or have more experience. Benefits: As a barber with us, you can benefit from advantages agreed with our partners. Community: GROOM is like one big family. We celebrate successes together, including at the annual GROOM Gala! Career path: Barbering can be just the beginning. We value ambition and offer ways to progress: you can become a trainer, shop manager or even a franchise entrepreneur within the chain. This is for you if: You are a barber or barber-hairdresser and good at customer service. You want to work as an entrepreneur but as part of a professional team. You want to develop and progress in your career. We do not offer salaried employment, but we provide the conditions in which it is possible to succeed as an entrepreneur! Interested? Get in touch and let’s discuss together what contract entrepreneurship with us means in practice. Pihla Valli Service Manager rekry@groom.fi Tel. 045 177 9890

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