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I might be interviewing for an inventory clerk position and was wondering if anyone can tell me about their experience in that sort of position. Is it a good job? I would be getting between $35-40k but I'm not sure what company it is for yet because the recruiter hasn't given me all the details. Thanks for any input.
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Summary: Result-oriented production clerk responsible for coordinating and expediting the flow of document duplication services and subpoena requests within or between departments. Reviewed and distributed production, work, and shipment schedules; conferring with department supervisors and adjusters to determine progress of work and completion dates. Examine documents, materials, and products, and monitor work processes, in order to assess completeness, accuracy, and conformance to standards and specifications. Enter, store, and retrieve information on computer-aided equipment. Maintain, adjust, and clean equipment, and perform minor repairs. Requisition and maintain inventories of materials and supplies necessary to meet production demands.
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Im a 23 year old african american woman from San Diego Ca I graduated high school in 2007 I have some college not much. ive had jobs in the past. usually i get cashier jobs, and those are the type of jobs i look for. here is my resume. i usually get offered seasonal temp jobs but nothing too permanent. I live in san diego so usually every where you go it seems like they only hire mexicans. the sad part about it is im bi-lingual i can speak and read spanish and english. i learned by going to school and living this close to mexico all my life. they wont even get me a chance. idk what to do can anyone offer me any tips on getting a job? also im not bad looking fat or lazy check out my pics and resume Cincere L. Dixon 581 Arizona st #15 Chula Vista CA 91911 (619) 381-3236 star.face22@gmail.com Experience •Chuck E. Cheese 1143 Highland Ave, National City, CA Jan 07 – Aug 07 Assisted customers, inventory,stock, cashier, answered telephone inquiries from customers and other stores regarding the status of products and other service issues Assisted new employees, training including: store policies, services, and cash register operations Salad Bar, Food Preparation and Merchandising Assistant Closing Shifts, cleaning & arranging displays •Food 4 Less 7420 Broadway Lemon Grove, CA 91945-1602 Aug 07-Feb 08 Customer first clerk greeted customers assisted co-workers •Vectors Marketing 1031 Bay Boulevard, Chula Vista CA Jan 10-current Assist and greet customers as they enter office and via phone Perform filing, data management, drfting and editing short office memos Assist with other office duties Inputting and correcting data, office errands Scheduling appointments and assisting registered customers and find information. •Aramark 5771 Copley Dr, San Diego, CA, 92111 Jan 1- Aug Assisted customers, inventory,stock, cashier, cleaning, stocking, customer service, Food prep. •Edible Arrangements 380 3rd Ave Chula Vista ca 91911 April-may (Seasonal) Production, prep, cleaning, •Grand Central Gems Inc. P.O. BOX 11960 Salt Lake City UT 84147 June-Current shipping packaging boxes, customer service, Education •James Madison High School 2003-2007 GPA 3.4 Diploma ­ 4833 Doliva Drive San Diego, CA 92117-3299 - (858) 496-8410 Skills and Certifications •Certified caregiver •Completed San Diego county IHSS public authority national training program •Bilingual can read and write proficient English and Spanish, computer literate Superior with Microsoft Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access) minor experience with maintaining office budget. Ability to work with several operating systems, including Windows 7, Mac OSX ­and Linux . References ·Devon Barton – Licensed Optician (619) 817-7458 ·David Manwaring – Retired Business Owner (619) 425-8348 ·Destiny Williams - Aramark (619) 540-1451 ·Leslie Williams - Property Maintenance (619) 254-4002 ·Karen Jackson - Cook for Courtyard Marriott (619)846-7244 ·Jermaine Evans - High School Basketball Coach (619)408-2337 ·Linda Jackson - Nordstrom Rack Sales Representative (619)264-6516
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Ok so I had a representative call me yesterday about a resume that I put up on craigslist( kind of wish I didn't do that now), and I'm going to a meeting or overview and meeting up with the representative. I was wondering exactly what kind of job Primerica is. From what I've been finding its like an at-home financial assessment job where you help people get out of debt. I'm currently looking for a part-time job and I'm not sure if this is what I'm looking for. Is this a legit job or am I just going to be wasting my time. If I could get all the details that would be great!
5 answers - Asked By: Dancegoddess69 - 1/12/2010
Objective My objective is to obtain a job in the fashion industry as a buyer or visual merchandiser from which I can evolve into a career. Education -Main Campus Bachelor of Science Consumer Science and Merchandising Houston, TX Expected Graduation December 2008 §Courses pertaining to my degree aside from core curriculum §Fall 2007: Merchandising Systems, Consumer Science and Merchandising, Consumer Science §Summer 2007: Visual Merchandising, Entrepreneurship, Research Concepts §Spring 2007: Leadership and Supervision -Central Associates Fashion Merchandising Graduated December 2006Houston, TX §Fall 2006: Visual Merchandising, Internship as assistant stylist for fashion shows, photo shots, etc. §Spring 2006: Fashion Production, Fashion Imaging/Styling §Fall 2005: Fashion study tour in France, Fashion Retailing, Fashion Buying §Summer 2005:Ready to Wear, Fashion Advertising §Spring 2005:Supervision, Marketing §Fall 2004:Textiles, Fashion Selling, Apparel Computer Systems, Photography §Summer 2004:Intro to Fashion, Fashion Trends §Spring 2004:Fashion History, Art for Fashion, Fashion Sketching Experience September 2007-Present Bookkeeper Houston, TX Main objective is to collect and track client payments through QuickBooks. Create, mail, and follow up on invoices sent to our clients so that their retainers and fees are paid on time. Other tasks performed on a daily basis include heavy amounts of filing/Xerox/fax/phones/data entry into ACT. I am also responsible for paying office and attorneys bills, scheduling clients for meetings/mediations/etc., and light legal document processing from drafting to mailing. September 2005 - May 2006RSR Houston, TX Responsibilities as RSR consist of providing the best customer service by assisting customers with any questions/concerns they have regarding our services or phones. Other tasks performed on daily basis are floor counts/inventory, operating a till/register, and selling both rate plans or phones. Light Data Entry/Fax/Xerox/File/Answer Phones. January 2005 - May 2005Teaching Assistant Houston, TX Responsibilities as T.A. consisted of controlling behavior, teaching, observing, finding and creating new projects/lessons. Other tasks performed were creating a concept, executing it into a visual display in the classroom as well as the bulletin boards. September 2001 - May 2002Bilingual Clerk/Aide Houston, TX Responsibilities as Aide/Clerk consisted mainly of data entry into SASI, fax, xerox, file all paper work, schedule/prepare ARD meetings, translate, and assist as needed by staff/parents/students. Other duties assigned were creating visual boards and cover sheets. Skills Fluent Spanish 50+wpm Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, Access, PowerPoint, etc. QuickBooks ACT Photoshop
9 answers - Asked By: jc207 - 8/15/2007
Originally I began a position at a large corporation in IT. Then this corporation was acquired by another large corporation. About 1 year passed, and they decided to outsource their IT operations to a technical contractor. Hence, I could no longer work in IT. Since this ocurred they moved me into an administrative office support role. I am glad and grateful to still have a job with the corporation, and work hard every day. My day to day duties consist of running errands, stocking shelves, taking inventory of supplies, doing binding and print production jobs, helping with catering for meetings, cleaning and organizing offices, moving furniture, filling in for the receptionist, and many other office assistant related duties. Again, I am grateful for the opportunity, and the job I have but I don't see myself doing this forever. I have a bachelors degree in business, and graduate certificates in IT, and Information Systems. It seems like my skills are not really being utilized, and are actually degrading. I don't want to be a CEO, or a Vice President, or a Senior Analyst. I just want something more specialized and consistent with my education. This corporation specializes in HR consulting, Healthcare Consulting, Benefits Consulting, Retirement Consulting, Risk Management, etc. They are more of a professional services organization. I expressed some interest in Human Resources at this company, and have decided to pursue some graduate study in Human Resources. I was told that I have to work in this entry-level area of support for a while before I could be considered for some advancement out of office support. To a degree managment only sees me as more of an office-support person then somebody who could move into something more specialized. How does one, or how can one move out of these office-support roles? Should I continue my graduate studies, get more skills, keep learning more as a means to advance? Should I just wait it out at this company, or look for other external opportunities elsewhere?
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I don't have too much experience in anything in particular. I'm not good at communicating with people. I can't manage people because I'm afraid of being disrespected by someone lower than me. I do not have any degree. I don't want to go knocking door to door, or calling people trying to sell them shit. I don't want to "fund raise" for non-profit organizations. I'm not trained in any type of trade. I don't want to work in a restaurant. I might be able to work with kids, but I might scare them or get them into adult things they are better off not getting into. It seems most job offerings require one or more of these things I that have listed. I'm just an able bodied, young individual who is kind of smart and is currently attending college. No job for me in this world especially not after the recession ay? Also, I'm not into any type of scams where I have to put in money myself before I can expect to make money. I'll trade stock or start my own business if I want to do that.
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I am trying to get a position as either a secretary or senior level customer service representative. I am posting my resume at the bottom. (It looks disorganized, that is because I got tried on trying too work on it) Thanks for any help. Resume: OBJECTIVE: Seeking a position in Customer Service where my extensive experience will be further developed and utilized. ABILITIES: 8 years of customer service. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with an eye for detail. Extremely productive in a high volume, high stress, environment. Highly productive in the use of Office 2000 Professional. Self starter with a can do attitude. EXPERIENCE: Greenwood Convention & Visitors Bureau , Greenwood, MS 4/2007 - Present (part-time) Receptionist/Fulfillment Coordinator Reply to callers and walk-in visitors questions about tourist attractions, city services, events and other related information. Consult with director in selecting promotional items and fulfilling requests for visitor’s bags within established timeframe Compile monthly convention and events statistical report. Input correspondence information of lead into computer system; mail out requested materials. Performs other administrative duties Mississippi Valley State University, Itta Bena, MS 1/2006 - 8/2006 Data Entry Clerk/Admission Representative * Advised students over the telephone or in-person about enrollment requirements * Processed admission applications, entering basic student data into Banner system * Generated letters from admission and other departments to prospective students * Created and maintained hard copies of files for applicants * Performed other clerical responsibilities as assigned 2 Adecco Employment Service, Memphis, TN. June 1998-February 2004. Various temping assignments for companies in need of skills in customer service, office administration, data entry and basic accounting. Placements include: * Federal Express Corporation * Fleming Foods Corporation * Exult Human Resources (now Hewitt & Associates) Dillard's Department Store Memphis, TN 9/1998-5/2001 Customer Sales Associate * Helped customers with the selection and purchase of merchandise * Balanced and recorded amount of cash in register at close of day * Annually audited inventory of merchandise * Trained new customer sales associate Bank of Commerce Greenwood, MS 8/1993-6/1997 Proof Operator/CSR * Assisted customers regarding checking account balances and researching account discrepancies for management * Mailed customers notification of adjustments to checking account deposits * Operated proof machine to encode checks and various other departmental transactions * Prepared daily outgoing cash letters; and performed end of day operations Additional Work Experience: Internal Revenue ServiceFederal Reserve Bank Data TranscriberCheck Data Processing Clerk Memphis, TN Memphis, TN 2/2001-9/20056/1997-5/1998 3 Education: Mississippi Delta Community College Moorhead, MS 38761 Certificate of Clerical Training October 1992 Mississippi Valley State University Itta Bena, MS 38941 Some basic coursework completed 1996-1997 Special Skills: * Wide scope of knowledge, training, and skills in various computer programs such as VBDEA, ISRP, SAP, ASI, DB Module and PCS * Microsoft Office: Word-advanced; Excel-basic; Access-basic; Outlook-intermediate * Familiar with Banner system * Type skills 40-45 wpm * General accounting & bookkeeping skills Accomplishments * Received pay incentives for meeting production and efficiency standards * Recognized for excellent customer service * Increased hourly rate 20?y meeting sales per hour quotas
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Melissa L. Gashwazra 2005 N. 128th Dr. Avondale, AZ 85392 (623) 241-3711 ops_52@yahoo.com OBJECTIVEAdministrative/Bookkeeping Extensive background in administrative and bookkeeping skills. One or more years of experience in the following fields: auditing, drug prevention, law enforcement, and management. EXPERIENCEJicarilla Apache Police Department, Dulce, New Mexico Patrol Officer April 2006-September 2007 Performed duties as police officer, helping to keep peace within the community of Dulce. Served court papers to the residence needing to appear in court. At times when needed, assisted dispatching with dispatch radio, logged all incoming and outgoing radio messages and, worked 911 system. Wild Horse Casino, Dulce, New Mexico Security Officer February 2006–April 2006 Kept track of all winnings on video machines, assisted slot techs with jackpot payouts. Checked all patrons coming into casino for proper identification. Performed hourly patrol of the casino, hotel and restaurant facilities. Jicarilla Shopping Center, Dulce, New Mexico Cashier February 2006-April 2006 Checked customers out with there final purchase. Inputted price and bar code on items, not in the system. Counted daily profit from shift and submitted to accounting. Santiago Rodriquez, Phoenix, Arizona Independent Care Taker November 2001-February 2003 Worked with Mr. Rodriquez who is a quadriplegic, taking care of all his daily needs. Such as, bathing, feeding, and taking him to his appointments and other duties as assigned by Mr. Rodriquez. Summerset Home Care, Phoenix, Arizona Caretaker May 2001-October 2001 Lived in a home care facility for women with three women who were physically and mentally unable to care for the own well being. Cooked, fed, cleaned, bathed and groomed the women on a daily basis. Drove individuals capable of working to there job sites daily, also attending different activities with the clients. Maricopa Animal Care and Control, Phoenix, Arizona Office Clerk January 2001-May 2001 Performed inventory of animals every morning. Assisted in adoption process to all newly adopted animals, took payment for the adoption of animals, tag fees, violation fees and vaccination shots. Inputted in computer system all new arrivals to the facility, helped patrons in looking through kennels for lost animals. Did end of the day count of all money in register. A-Clean Laundry, Phoenix, Arizona Assistant Manager May 1998-November 2000 Managed laundry facility for owner on evening shift and days as needed. Took in dry cleaning and processed it for distribution to cleaning facility. Did laundry and ironing for customers. Performed end of the day count of all funds made. Cohen, Rife & Jutzi, Phoenix, Arizona Receptionist/Bookkeeper September 1997-February 1998 Removed and replaced all memory files for the upcoming day activities. Answered incoming calls on switchboard and greeted all customers coming into the office, logged all calls from clients for payment purposes. Updated all files for accounts, filed new documents for clients. Sorted mail, and made deposits to client accounts on a daily basis. Conoco, Inc., Farmington, New Mexico Operator Trainee March 1997-July 1997 Maintained several oil well sites. Took readings of the meters and replaced meter cards as needed, assisted in maintenance of motors on numerous sites. Gauged tanks for daily production, kept track of oil sales. Jicarilla Apache Department of Labor, Dulce, New Mexico Office Assistant October 1996-March 1997 Wrote over 200 letters to companies contracted on the Jicarilla Reservation for donations to the 060 program, which is a temporary employment program operating on donations and tribal funding. Wrote job descriptions for various positions within tribal departments, assisted in writing policies and procedures for the 060 program for approval by the tribal council. Enforced OSHA and employment preferences and other guidelines to companies working on the Jicarilla Reservation. Jicarilla Apache Administration, Dulce, New Mexico Stenographer April 1993-October 1996 Dictated, transcribed and proofread meeting minutes for the Jicarilla Apache Tribal Council for council meetings held in and out of town. Assisted Tribal Secretary in transcription of meeting minutes from previous years. Prepared resolutions and proclamations for approval by the Tribal Council. Assisted receptionist for the tribe with switchboard when needed. Sorted mail for President, Vice-President, Secretary and Tribal Council on a daily basis. Performed other administrative duties as assigned. Decade of Hope, Dulce, New Mexico Secretary/Bookkeeper April 1992-April 1993 Assisted in writing grant for the Decade of Hope program, which was a non-profit substance abuse program. Assisted in allocation and setting salary basis for all positions in the program. Submitted monthly reports to the government on funds spent for current month and prepared budget for upcoming month for release of funds. Prepared Quarterly and Annual reports for state and federal withholdings. Handpicked health insurance and 401K for employees. Paid all purchase orders submitted by employees. Handled payroll for all employees. David Graham, Attorney at Law, Taos, New Mexico Receptionist/Bookkeeper August 1992-December 1992 Answered incoming calls on switchboard, logged incoming calls from clients for payment purposes. Filed court papers for attorney to Magistrate or Municipal court as needed. Organized all files for accounts, filed incoming documents. Sorted mail for attorneys, made daily deposits. Jicarilla Apache Administration, Dulce, New Mexico Receptionist November 1990-July 1992 Received and forwarded all incoming calls to proper department on a 200-line switchboard. Received and processed mail for the Jicarilla Apache Tribal Departments, 50 different departments. Managed main Xerox machine for tribal departments and assisted as needed. Quality Inn, Taos, New Mexico Night Auditor June 1990-October 1990 Performed audit on Quality Inn and Sagebrush Inn, of all daily income from restaurant, bar and hotel. Checked patrons into hotel as needed. Jicarilla Apache Tribal Credit, Dulce, New Mexico Secretary August 1989-March 1990 Dictated and transcribed meeting minutes for the Tribal Credit program. Submitted requisitions for payment on loans approved by the Tribal Credit program. Posted payment to all accounts when received by Tribal Accounting. Sent out letter of delinquency to all late accounts. Prepared all paperwork for signature for new loans. RGIS Inventory Specialists, Roswell & Farmington, NM Auditor December 1987-July 1989 Performed audit on various grocery, jewelry, clothing, and record stores. Counted all items, on ten-key machine, in stock room, on shelves and within the property of the store. Submitted results via computer to main office for process. Wal-Mart, Roswell, NM Night Assistant Manager (Sporting Goods/Electronics) April 1987-February 1989 Supervised four employees on my shift. Processed background checks for purchase of rifles and handguns. Sold fishing and hunting permits. Managed department area and observed employee performances for evaluations and recommendations. Assisted customers with final purchases. Performed end of the day count of all profits. Attended monthly manager and safety meetings. Jicarilla Apache 060 Program, Dulce, New Mexico Floater September 1984-July 1986 Plant Management – received and processed water bill payments Teacher’s Aide – assisted students with the in class work and activities Dulce Clinic – answered phone, scheduled appointments for doctor care. Pulled charts from medical records for patient appointments. EDUCATIONEstrella Community College, Litchfield, AZ August 2005-December 2005 12 hours of computer classes Arizona State University-West, Phoenix, AZ August 2004-May 2005 Required courses toward Bachelor’s Degree (Business) Bryman School of Arizona, Phoenix, AZ June 1999-December 1999 Beginning medical classes DeVry University, Phoenix, AZ January 1998-December 1998 Beginning electronics classes Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell, Roswell, NM August 1986-May 1989 84 hours toward associate degree in Administrative Support and Petroleum Support. REFERENCESProvided upon request.
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