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That offer clerical/secretarial work that do not require a college a degree and respect four years of service in the USAF as something equivalent to that of a college degree? I live in an extremely liberal town near two colleges and they appear to not show any indication of hiring a veteran here in North Carolina. What are some good sites to apply for and what are the qualifications for veterans preference?
7 answers - Asked By: Jason - 3/7/2010
I have a product that would tailor to the commercial side of insurance. More specifically companies with fleet vehicles. I want to talk to insurance companies to see if their customers equip their fleets with my product that they would the offer them a discount. That would help me get sales, help the insurance company have their customers carrying a safety device, and save the fleet owners money. Who in an insurance agency would I talk to for instance Liberty Mutual?
2 answers - Asked By: blackmaxx_19 - 5/6/2013
I'm a sophomore business major, but in college I've begun to take more of an interest in biology and science. I've been considering combining my business education with something in the medical field, but I don't see anything that really relates. I'd like to find something that I could double major/minor in that would help me get involved with the growing medical field. I've considered nursing, but it seems exclusive (ie. either you're an RN or an accountant - not both). Is there any way I could relate a business degree to the medical field?
2 answers - Asked By: jimbad05 - 3/24/2007
When my family was getting heaps of things done to our house (pool, deck, fence, shed) we found the tradesmen were really unreliable. They would do things like: turn up late, not turn up at all (and they wouldn't even ring to tell us these things, we had to ring them) and take longer then said. Now our friends are also having trouble like us! anyone had these problems before?
1 answer - Asked By: Carly - 5/26/2009
I'm doing a project about the importance of computers in the workplace. These questions seems like simple to me but my teacher wants sources and I couldn't find good ones. Some questions are; - Why computers are important in the workplace? - When did computers became so important in the workplace? - How are computers changing the workplace and the way people work? - What are some advantages and disadvantages of computers in the workplace? Some questions are so obvious but I need sources or it won't be marked :/ Thanks!
1 answer - Asked By: Graham - 7/29/2008
I just started working in the office at a construction company. I am totally confused on how it all works. The bidding, the estimating, the forms, permits, even the work itself. I don't understand it at all. It would make my job alot easier if I knew how it all works. Can anyone explain the business to me so that I will understand better? I would appreciate it so much!!
1 answer - Asked By: blueeyes - 4/23/2009
For those who are lucky to have a ‘seat on the bus' -- reports are that job satisfaction is low. Like most companies, decisions have been made to drive out cost and increase efficiencies. I work for a large (F500 company) and have volunteered to help improve how our immediate team of 150+ recognize and reward each other. We are geographically disbursed (approx 40?S/60 outside US) and some work in business offices and others work from home offices. I have volunteered to participate in a dedicated task force to explore improving recognition and reward (outside of salary & stock which is mandated by corp and competitive practices). Specifically, my small committee and I are interested in reward & recognition best practices which are considered effective and valued, especially given current business climates. Recognition is personal and individual, we're digging into understanding how *do* individuals in the organization appreciate being recognized and rewarded (in addition to actually having a job?) What makes you feel recognized by your company/peers? What's important to you? Goal here is to use suggestions as brainstorm stimuli for the team and perhaps will lead to a ‘toolbox’ for peer and mgmt to use. Lastly, if you have any resources & best practices...would welcome info/links/resources! Thank you very much in advance! No solicitations please.
1 answer - Asked By: l2brennan - 1/12/2010
Ok so heres my resume, BUT it definatly needs to be shortened,what can I do or say to shorten it,but still show my past experience. Also i have been out of work for over 2yrs due to me caring for my child,what can I say in the resume about gap in between jobs? Objective Seeking a position in the capacity of Administrative Assistant/Receptionist within a general business or Office environment, bringing the following experience, skills, and attributes: Summary of Qualifications Extensive experience working in general public, educational and office settings. Interface well with others at all level’s including patron’s, professionals, employees, children, and students. Ability to deal with a diverse customer population. Caring and hardworking with excellent interpersonal communication, customer service and office support skills. Pays attention to detail, Ensure s tasks are completed correctly and on time. Precise and accurate worker with background demonstrating pride in performance and successful work accomplishment. Reliable and Flexible. Proven strength in analyzing, researching and problem solving, quick learner, executes procedures with excellent memory retention. Knowledge of Ms Word, MS Windows, MS Excel, Internet, 10 key, Introduction to Power Point, typing 40wpm. Relevant Experience Nurse Providers Inc., Administrative Assistant/Staffing Coordinator 09/04-06/06 Responsible for the coordination of client/caregiver/hospitals schedules, upkeep of scheduling records and log books, and the accurate and timely communication of scheduling changes between office and field staff. Maintain accurate caregiver files assuring all relevant documents, certificates and test are current and valid. Organize and manage office records and materials. Responsible for distributing employees checks. Accustomed to heavy incoming telephone calls. Answer and Direct incoming calls. Performs administrative duties assigned by the HR/Staffing Manager including filing, mailings, photocopying, faxing, data entry, scheduling interviews, and cases, office errands, scanning, distributing messages, and managing the phone system. Assist other administrative staff with overflow work, including word processing, data entry, payroll, typed company documents and correspondence .Manage and Maintained the company’s lobby area. Greets and directs all visitors, including vendors, clients, job candidates and customers. Operates basic office equipment. Sorts and routes incoming materials. Process in-coming mail; open, stamp and sort. Strouds, Sales Associate 9/99-07/03 Managed the cash register and main front desk area. Interacted with the customers providing advice in the selection of merchandise. Monitored production to ensure exceptional customer service. Trained and supervised new employees. Processed all cash, check, credit card purchases and returns through a computerized system. Answered and directed all incoming phone calls. Heart To Heart Family Daycare, Teachers Assistant 04/98-06/99 Created a safe and loving environment for children ages 1-6 years old. Taught self-helping skills. Demonstrated patience and understanding while managing children. Devolved and implemented indoors and outdoor activities. Arranged lunches and snacks. Kept accurate records of children as well as staff. Maintained supplies and materials. One on one activity with the children included reading, art projects, and coloring. Fredericks of Hollywood, Sales Associate 02/96-02/97 Interact with customers, providing advice in the selection of merchandise. Monitor production to ensure exceptional customer service. Respond to and resolve customers’ complaints. Accurately balanced cash drawers at the end of the shift. Implemented cash register and sales activity. Kept inventory control. Stocked and ordered merchandise. Private Family Caregiver, Nanny 06/95—06/96 Personal nanny for a family with a newborn daughter in developing her skills in all areas. Prepared and cooked meals and snacks. Cleaned house. Planned daily activities and outings. Responsible for keeping track of child’s progress. Education American Business College International, Daly City Certificate in Medical Office Support 8/2004 Front office administrative skills, Alphanumeric filing, telephone procedures, office maintenance, Processing Mail, Medical Charts, and Reports, Scheduling and monitoring appointments. MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Internet. Medical billing using Medical Manager System, Health insurance claim forms. Medical terminology, basic anatomy and physiology, Vital signs (respiratory rate, pulse rate, weight, height, blood pressure, temperature) Certificate in Computerized Office Careers (R.O.P) Volunteer Experience Boys and Girls Club of San Mateo 06/9
2 answers - Asked By: almmama - 10/21/2008
Today I was called back from a job that I recently interviewed at to come in and sign a release form for a background check. I read the paper before I signed it and it stated that I am giving permission to this employer to do a background check on me. I put my social on it and then i signed it. Then the manager gave me the bottom portion of this paper. When I read it I became very confused because I do not undestand if they are going to do the background check or did they have me sign the paper just in case they need to do it in the future. This is what the paper says: Consumer Notification Please be advised that a consumer report or an investigative consumer report may be obtained from a consumer reporting agency for the purpose of evaluating you for employment, promotion, reassignment, or retention as an employee. This report may conatin information bearing your credit standing, credit capacity, character, general reputation, personal characteristics, or mode of living from public record sources or through personal interviews with your neighbors, friends, or associates. Prior to procuring such a report, you will receive an authorization form from ______ company requiring your signature. Now I am confused, did the paper I signed today give them permission for the consumer report or will i be asked to sign another paper when they do the actual background check. And nothing on this paper says that they will be checking education or criminal background. Will that be included too?
4 answers - Asked By: hollaatyagirlxx - 10/3/2008
I was laid off in March and since then I have sent out literally hundreds of resumes and completed hundreds of applications yet so far I haven't even had so much as an interview. I'm getting scared as the money is running out and I have no job in sight. Its like I'm being rejected out of hand. I live in a large city (Cincinnati) and I can't understand why I can't find a job in such a big place. Could it be a problem with my resume? Please review and tell me if there's a problem. Objective To work to the height of my potential in order to better serve my employer. By using the skills I have acquired through my college education and past job experience I will be an added asset to my employer. Summary Included in this resume are details about my professional and educational experience. If you require any more information, or have any questions at all, please feel free to contact me at the number listed above. Thank you for your time. Experience Finlay Jewelry, Cincinnati, Ohio Operations Clerical, 2008-2009 Balancing of daily transactions Inventoring merchandise worth a total value of U.S.$2,000,000. Responsible for all operations aspect of store Supervises staff of 8 sales associates, resolves customer service issues and makes management decisions in absence of store manager. Trak Staffing Solutions, Cincinnati, Ohio Clerical Assistant, 2008 Working beneath Records Manager in Standard Textile’s legal department. Inventoring contents and nature of unlabeled boxes of company hard copy files; organizing data in Excel; reboxing, relabeling and properly ordering of hard copy boxes. Various clerical and office duties as needed. Kelly Services, North Canton, Ohio Customer Service/Collections, 2007 1 Customer service and rentention for GE Moneybank lines of credit 2 Collections on past due accounts Ryan Alternative Staffing, North Canton, Ohio Customer Service Representative, 2006-2007 1 Technical support and troubleshooting for Overhead Door's product line in in-bound call center. 2 Sales of clients' product accessories. 3 Maintaining customer brand loyalty through prompt and responsive customer service. McDonalds, Navarre, Ohio Midnight Shift Supervisor, 2004-2006 Customer Service Equipment Care and Maintenance Cash Handling Flexibility in Availability and in performing multiple roles Demonstrated high efficiency: Franchise was considering suspending 24 hour service at that location, shift was maintained after transfer; profit became at least $7,000 a month. Teamwork Shearers Foods Inc, Brewster, Ohio Packer, Maintenance, 2003-2004 Product Packaging Product quality selection Store maintenance, equipment care Hardees, Navarre, Ohio Senior Crew, 2000-2003 Customer Service Training Junior Crew Education University of Cincinnati Raymond Walters College, Blue Ash, Ohio B.S. Radiation Sciences, 2010 Cuyahoga Community College, Corporate College, Warrensville Heights, Ohio Certificate. Insurance: Life, Accident, Health and Variables, 2006 Stark State College of Technology, North Canton, Ohio Business Administration and Marketing, 2003-2004 Fairless High School, Navarre, Ohio High School Diploma, 2002 Other Experience Stark Raving Mad, Kent Stark, North Canton, Ohio 2002-2004 Improvisation comedy group, thinking quickly on one’s feet in front of an audience Teamwork Creativity Boy Scouts of America Eagle Scout Award, 2000 Thespian Society Thespian Award, 2001 References Available Upon Request I want to continue working in adminstrative/clerical/customer service roles.
2 answers - Asked By: Matthew D - 5/12/2009
I've been looking for a job in hospitality for almost 2 months and have hardly heard back form any employers. Could you please have a look at my resume and cover letter. Resume of (My Name) Dear Sir/Madame, I feel like I would be a good fit for your establishment as advertised. I have just come out of a very professional working environment and am looking for something more engaging and challenging. I am eager to start work in Melbourne and committed to gaining experience. Please look over my resume and contact me if you are interested. I am happy to work weekends and late nights. Sincerely, (My Name) Contact details: Email: Mobile: Name: Education: - Currently enrolled at University (not currently attending) - IB Diploma student, Graduated 2010, Higher Levels in English, History and Design Technology - IGCSE, July 2008 -Participant in multiple charity organizations: Habitat for Humanity (4 Builds), Operation Smile (Fundraiser/Treasurer), Amnesty international (Editor for School Amnesty Newsletter), Volunteered at local orphanage; Over 300 hours of community service. Work Experience: - Worked as Account Assistant for (Firm Name) (Financial Planning firm in City of London) from June 2011 – October 2011 Mostly worked on marketing team, brought in clients over the phone and persuasive emails. Sat in on several meetings and experienced an internship work environment (learning whilst working). Pay was earned through a combination of basic salary and commission. Managed to maintain a high retention rate on par with most Advisors at the firm. -Was employed on part time basis as caterer, took a course with Omni catering in London. 2011 Catering company that specializes in Hotels and High Profile events. Waited tables at various events. Accustomed to courteous formal environment and customer service. -Reception and Barkeeper at Phoenix Hostel (London) June 2011 – September 2011 Performed reception and welcoming duties: Kept track of/adjusted vacancies, room prices and cleaning schedules - served drinks and breakfast. Kept track of records, income and food/drink stocks. Organized menu. Worked on a part time basis in return for wages and living quarters. Performed sanitary duties. -Trained in Telesales for British Telecom in London. -8 Weeks Experience in Telemarketing for British Telecom ( Agency: Ranstad Holdings) Graduated from Selective Training program and Interview stage. 2011 -Interned at major news agency (Northern Territory News) in Australia for 3 months (responsible and accustomed to professional environment) answering phones and shadowing a Journalist. Summer 2009 -Experience waiting tables at a Gastro pub (frequented mainly by European expats) 2007 - 2009 Performed opening and closing duties. Prepared basic meals mainly fried foods, convenience meals and soups as well as basic maintenance and sanitary duties. Waited tables, served drinks and food and dealt with customers. -2 Summers as a Teacher’s Assistant at an Independent international school in Bangkok. 2007 & 2008 Miscellaneous : -Computer literate, including video editors, word processors (Microsoft Suite) -Exceptional writing skills. Technical writing and persuasive writing. Attended writing workshops at University and maintain a vested interest in literature and professional writing. - English Native Speaker, understands some French and Thai. Lived in Bangkok, Paris and London in the past as well as travelling through Europe for one month. -Willing to work later hours and nights. Quick learner and innovative eclectic personality. -Primarily interested in acquiring experience. -Open work permit (British Citizen) and will hold RSA. -Personal interests include Film, Music and Travelling. Contact details: Email: Mobile: References: My boss at the Firm in the UK My parents are expats that's why some of the experience is in different countries. Also there is a photo of me on it (not in a suit, just me from the shoulders up in a leather jacket and looking into the Camera) Hi, I'm working in Melbourne, Australia actually on a working holiday visa. That's why I'm so frustrated, it's supposed to be easy to get a job here since they are going through a boom at the moment. the Dear Sir/Madame thing is my cover letter not the resume itself but yeah it's the first thing they see.
4 answers - Asked By: Jim - 3/17/2012
Try to make this short: -Im an LPN student basically in the first quarter. I have a 3.8 GPA -Im 24 and my previous work history since I was 18 has been in the Industrial field (factory work). Very good at whatever I do. I currently work at a world known hospital as a Transporter (transport patients within the hospital Example: Take patient from their room to CT or where ever by stretcher, wheelchair or by their bed. I Do not have class again until April. In the meantime I have just started working Extra Duty as a Patient Care Technician AFTER I get off my regular job. ((I work 1:30pm - 10pm then change into scrubs and head down to my floor)) Here is what i am getting at: I know Im ultimately trying to become an RN and maybe a Doctor. BUT... Inside-I feel as though I am wasting my time going for LPN and that there is something on a greater scale that I can make the most difference in and that is more me. It is in the medical field but im not sure what it is yet..... anyone offer any advice or whatever.
1 answer - Asked By: Hell Raiser - 2/19/2009
Hello! I am through to a final interview for GM at a well known pub chain which is part of a public traded company. I have been general manager of several independent bars in and around London for ten years but have been made redundant two months ago - this is my only interview and I really need this job. I have done very well at the interview so far but they are concerned as I don't have experience of working in a public traded company. I have to admit that, although I am very keen to learn, I don't have this experience. I have been asked to put together a business plan for the next 3, 6 and 12 months. I have got so many ideas about what to do on a local level but need to include something relevant to working for a public traded company. Does anyone know what a public traded company would be looking for in this time frame that I can include? Thanks for any help. Kate
1 answer - Asked By: Katie - 11/20/2011
My husband just received a letter from a collections agency stating that he owes money, ALOT of money, to some apartment complex. According to them this happened 2 years ago, the thing is that's not my husband. He's never had an apartment or signed for anyone. They say they have all his information including his social and in order to get this "debt" taken care of he has to have proof that it's not him. We have been building our credit since we were in our teens and last time we checked our credit score it was excellent, it gets me mad that we worked so hard to just let some @$$ (excuse my language) come and mess it up for us. We have the name of the apartments and we did notice that they are close to where he (my hub) works, we're thinking maybe it was someone from work but how could they access ALL his information when the manager there is my husband? This is driving us crazy because the collection agency ppl are being jerks and are not helping us at all (I guess that's their job) can someone help me? What can I do to avoid this from ruining our/his credit and jeopardizing us in getting more credit/stuff/things?
4 answers - Asked By: Yuri - 11/7/2011
I want to pursue Certified Compensation Professional and Global Remuneration Professional certifications. I am aware that these are offered in USA. However, is there an affiliated body/society which provides these certifications in India? Kindly help.
1 answer - Asked By: caramel - 11/30/2006
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Records Retention Manager

Develops, implements and maintains central repository for records management/retention process.
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