Rotation is on the rise - and for good reason. It supports crew wellbeing, boosts retention, and offers better continuity for owners. But it’s not a perfect system. Through honest accounts from chefs, engineers, and captains, this article explores why rotation works brilliantly for some, fails for others, and what really needs to happen for it to succeed. When done right, everyone wins - but only if both sides show up and play fair.

Nail Your Yacht CV (Without Sounding Like a Robot). New to yachting? Then your CV needs to work harder than a deckie on turnover day. This no-fluff guide breaks down exactly what to include, what to avoid, and how to make your CV stand out — without resorting to cringe buzzwords or Canva disasters. Clear, useful, and actually written by someone who reads CVs for a living. Shocking, I know.

AKA: The Dreaded But Essential Rite of Passage (Plus How to Apply Online Without Losing the Plot). Yes, it's weird. Yes, it feels like speed dating meets job hunting in the sun. But dockwalking is still one of the best ways to get your foot on board. This brutally honest guide covers everything: what to wear, how to behave, what not to do (like applying to captain jobs fresh out of STCW), and how to follow up without being that person. It’s awkward - but it works.

Your CV Photo: Not a Mugshot, Not a Tinder Pic. That little photo in the corner of your CV? Yeah, it matters. A lot. If it screams “hungover hostel selfie” instead of “professional yacht crew,” you’re not getting the call. This guide tells you exactly how to look the part, what to wear, where to shoot, and how not to scare off a captain. Spoiler: no duck face, no dog filters, and absolutely no sealion beards.