Creative individual, with a flair for writing and a background in office work.
I started working in my fathers office doing payroll when I was just fifteen years old. From there I got my first actual job as a delivery driver at Pizza Inn. While that job may not have given me any real experience to further my career I think it still requires being marked upon. It was the first place I received a pay check and raise for my dedication to the job.
From there I worked at Wal-Mart as a sales associate in automotive. This gave me a lot more experience than my first job. Because one of my managers was slightly handicapped I tended to do more of his job than he did. I didn't mind, the guy was nice and it gave me more experience. After that was a job at my step-mothers insurance office as an assistant. I answered phones, did data entry, filed, designed flyers, ran errands, and anything else that needed done. I went from there back to my fathers trucking business working as a billing clerk and sometimes I would help out with payroll.
I had a couple of other jobs in between these such as a security officer position, and a desk assistant in a dorm hall. But the job that gave me the most experience was when I worked as the manager of a bowling alley that also had a restaurant inside. Most of my experience is from the three and half years I worked there. I was in charge of almost everything. I hired, fired, made schedules, opened, closed, audited cash drawers, created ads for the newspaper, planned parties and events. I also made small advertisements we placed on the scoring screens. I also taught myself how to work the POS system we used. Because when they bought it, we weren't given any instruction on how it worked. I had to program it and figure out how the league scoring system worked. It in itself was an educational experience. That's why I say, if I don't know how to do what you need, I'll figure out how to do it anyways.
Work Terms
Right now I am available anytime. I prefer contact through email. It comes directly to my phone. Admin assistant jobs start at $10 an hour, but could be more if the tasks are more complicated. Writing and research jobs will depend on the projects themselves.