Picker/packer, storeperson, general warehouse hand and forklift roles across NZ. Most don’t need experience — you’re trained on site, and plenty of employers will even get you forklift-ticketed. We’ll help you write the CV, rehearse the interview, and know what you should be paid.
Upload CV — freeNo experience yet? These do the heavy lifting so your first warehouse application stands out.
AI plays the warehouse or dispatch manager and asks the real questions: why warehousing, safety and lifting, accuracy under pressure, working in a team, shift and weekend availability. You get scored out of 100.
Practise now →No experience? AI builds a CV around what warehouse employers actually want — reliability, being fit for physical work, accuracy, teamwork, availability, and any forklift licence or driver licence — even from a blank start.
Write my CV →What pickers, packers and storepeople really earn in NZ — the $23.95 minimum-wage floor, and what a forklift ticket, night shifts and experience add.
Check my pay →Entry-level warehouse roles you can get with little or no experience — training is provided on site.
Reach people genuinely starting out — and see what matters most for entry roles up front: right-to-work, shift and weekend availability, fitness for physical work, and any forklift ticket or driver licence they already hold. Surfaced on the Hiring Brief so you don't have to ask.
Right-to-work, availability, fitness for physical work, and any forklift ticket or driver licence self-declared on the application. You see it before opening the CV — no chasing.
Interview / Maybe / Skip recommendation on every CV. Triage 50 applications in 5 minutes, not 5 hours.
$0 standard listing. Applications come straight to your inbox or ATS. No contracts.
The roles that hire beginners, what employers look for, and how to apply.
What pickers, packers and storepeople earn, and what a forklift ticket adds.
The questions dispatch managers actually ask, and how to answer them.
New picker/packer, storeperson, forklift and warehouse-hand roles every Monday. Free.