Joy in the Journey
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Ask anyone in the Christchurch office, and they’ll tell you that Fiona and Simone bring the energy, smiles, and laughter that light up the professional services team. They’re the kind of colleagues who keep morale high, even on the busiest of days, and they balance that positivity with the drive and discipline needed to deliver exceptional results for clients and candidates alike.


What makes their team tick? A shared love for people, problem-solving, and the variety their roles bring.

“No two days ever look the same,” Fiona says. “One day it might be catching up with clients over coffee, another day writing job ads or interviewing candidates. There’s a lot of juggling, but also a lot of rewarding conversations.”


Simone agrees, with a grin. “Fast-paced is definitely the word. I love the energy and variety. Most days are a mix of chats with candidates, catching up with clients, reviewing CVs, interview prep, or even workforce planning. There’s always something going on, and that’s what makes it exciting.”


Beyond the day-to-day, both are quick to point out how unique Christchurch businesses are to partner with. “There’s such a strong spirit of resilience and adaptability here,” Fiona reflects. “Post-quakes, the city has had to innovate and collaborate in new ways, and you still see that today in how open businesses are to fresh ideas.”


Simone adds: “Christchurch has this balance of being forward-thinking and innovative while staying grounded in values. Relationships and long-term success really matter here; it feels like a genuine partnership.”


Outside of work, life is just as full. Fiona loves exploring her lifestyle block with her husband and daughters, complete with newly adopted pet lambs. “They’ve brought so much joy to our family,” she says. Weekends are also spent enjoying local coffee spots or making the most of the outdoors.


Simone, meanwhile, finds balance in movement and connection. “Whether it’s a walk with my dog Scooter, a Pilates class, or just time with friends and family, those moments reset me,” she says.


At their core, both are passionate about people and that’s what makes them so effective. As Simone puts it: “Be yourself and be upfront about what you’re looking for, whether you’re hiring or job hunting. The more we communicate, the better the outcome.”


It’s this shared belief in transparency, relationships, and a genuine desire to see others succeed that makes Simone and Fiona such a strong force in Christchurch’s professional team.


If you’re looking for support in finding the right professional talent, or if you’re a candidate considering your next career step, Simone and Fiona would love to connect.



Reach out to our Christchurch professional team today and discover the difference a genuine partnership can make.

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