Calling all home organisers: IKEA Australia is now hiring professional ‘tidy technicians’ – and will provide training for all new candidates
- IKEA stores around Australia are now hiring tidy technicians
- The unique role involves decluttering and organising Australian homes
- All new employees will undergo a specific ‘Tidy Training’
- Applications are now open and close on Thursday, January 30th
Swedish furniture store IKEA has announced they are now hiring Regional Städad (Tidy) Technicians to declutter and organise Australian homes, which may be ideal for organised homeowners searching for work or those who enjoy tidying.
Successful new employees will undergo a ‘Tidy Training’ process that involves immersing yourself in all the tools, strategies and solutions IKEA has available.
For anyone who possess a ‘flair for decluttering’ and a ‘desire to tidy’, applications are now open and close on Thursday, January 30th, 2020.
Swedish furniture store IKEA has announced they are now hiring professional Regional Städad (Tidy) Technicians across Australia (store above)
The job advertisement read ‘are you an expert in home organisation? Do you understand how a tidy home can create happiness? Do you want to take your decluttering credentials to the next level?’
This unique position will strengthen your tidying abilities to ‘create order and calm’ for multiple people at one given time.
The role will also aim to assist those who constantly resist decluttering or may lack cleanliness.
One individual who has wowed social media with her organisational skills and colourful ideas is Iryna Federico (pictured above), who has over 100,000 Instagram followers.
Home organisation is somewhat of an epidemic in modern times, with thousands of organised women making a name for themselves on social media.
One individual who has wowed social media with her organisational skills and colourful ideas is Iryna Federico, who has more than 100,000 Instagram followers.
She revealed that her level of cleaning is doable for the average person as she works full time and still manages to fit in an hour of cleaning every weekend.
The Adelaide cleaning guru said it is important to prioritise donating and throwing out items when you are conducting a big clean.
Iryna revealed that her level of cleaning is doable for the average person as she works full time and still manages to fit in an hour of cleaning every weekend
The Adelaide cleaning guru said it is important to prioritise donating and throwing out items when you are conducting a big clean
Iryna recommends starting somewhere small as otherwise you run the risk of being overwhelmed.
‘Your brain is literally programmed to feed off of productivity so as soon as you’ve done something small and you achieve it you’re like “I can do more”,’ she added.
‘For me personally that always works. If I’m really lazy I’ll do one small task and that usually kicks me into gear.’
When tidying or decluttering, Iryna recommends starting somewhere small as otherwise you run the risk of being overwhelmed
‘Your brain is literally programmed to feed off of productivity so as soon as you’ve done something small and you achieve it you’re like “I can do more”,’ she added.
Last year Sunrise also spoke to psychologist Emmanuella Murray who explained that there is a perfectly good reason as to why people find looking at people’s clean homes satisfying.
‘We don’t like mess, it can actually make us feel quite stressed and overwhelmed,’ she said.
‘So when we see Marie’s tips on TV some people actually feel quite calm and think “maybe I can do this in my own home.”‘