Which activities appear how often in relevant job advertisements? What is required in the nail designer job?

Advertisements for nail designer jobs contain all the requirements that a company places on a new employee for the vacancy. People looking for a job will find all the important information about the vacancy in the job advertisements, such as

the activities
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This information about the nail designer job varies depending on the employer. We have collected the information for you from relevant job advertisements from various job exchanges, looked at it and compiled it for you*:

Different job titles:

Nail designer
Nail technician
Nail stylist
Manicurist
Nail artist
Nail technician
Nail specialist

Distribution of the individual tasks in the nail designer job:

Manicure and pedicure: This includes shaping, filing and painting the nails, removing excess cuticles and applying nail hardener or other care products	approx. 30% of the time
Nail art and design: This includes drawing patterns or pictures on the nails, adding rhinestones or other embellishments and applying special nail polish techniques such as ombre or French manicure Application of gel or acrylic: This involves the application of artificial nails or extensions and the filling of gel or acrylic nails	approx. 30% of the time
Customer advice: A nail designer should be able to advise customers on the best nail designs, colors and care products	approx. 20% of the time
Further information: Maintenance and cleaning of the workplace: This includes disinfecting tools and work surfaces and ensuring that all products and tools are stored properly Further training and trends: As the nail design industry is constantly coming up with new trends and techniques, it is important that nail designers regularly undergo further training and keep up to date with the latest developments Selling products: In some salons, nail designers might also be encouraged to sell nail care products or accessories	approx. 20% of the time

Requirements mentioned in job advertisements for the nail designer job

Professional requirements	Completed basic training Certified training in nail design One to two years of professional experience
Specialist knowledge for the nail designer job	Knowledge of cosmetics and beauty Business fluent in German Ability to perform manicures and pedicures Knowledge of applying gel, acrylic and other nail enhancement products Ability to apply various nail art techniques, e.g. airbrush, stamping, hand painting, etc.
Personal characteristics	Service orientation and sales skills Craftsmanship Good eyes Sensitivity and precision Enjoy interacting with people
Other nail designer job	Hygiene awareness: knowledge of and compliance with hygiene standards and disinfection practices Time management: Efficient use of time, especially in busy salons or with tight schedules Problem-solving: ability to respond quickly and effectively to challenges or unexpected problems (e.g. a damaged nail or a dissatisfied customer) Business acumen: For those interested in running their own salon or working freelance, knowledge in areas such as accounting, marketing and business management is an advantage

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*The information listed here is from an ad hoc study to provide a unique insight into the job market and what is required in the nail designer job.

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