Question:
How can i improve my resume?
bblove
2009-03-21 19:57:27 UTC
Objective: Seeking a challenging position in the business field with a progressive company that will fully benefit from my background and training for professional growth and advancement.

Skills
♦ Bilingual English/ Spanish ♦ MS Office Word ♦ Customer Service ♦Accounts Payable
♦ File Maintenance ♦ MS Outlook/Excel ♦ well organized ♦Financial Statements
♦ Multi task environment ♦ Power Point ♦ typing 45 wpm ♦Time management
♦ Count Cash, checks ♦ Collections ♦ Tenant Pro ♦ Data Entry/scanning

Work Experience
Administrative Assistant-
• Reporting to owner, responsible for managing day-to-day operations of 7-employees.
• Meeting with clients to discuss granite projects residential and commercial.
• Manage company files, accounting records, data entry, follow up with clients on daily basis.
• Purchasing material from slab yards with credit card or check.
• Maintain daily calendar, Schedule work as well as to understand and resolve problems, contacting vendors, direct employees to job site and picking up material.
• Make business grow by advertising on different websites.
• Made company over $40,000 in sales.
a/p
Enter all Vendor and Utility invoices using Tenant Pro.
• Complete the weekly check run, print checks, and month-end close statements.
• Sort and file check copies along with invoices.
• Match, code, and research past due invoices.
• Communicate professionally with tenants, vendors, visitors enquirers and relevant staff.
• Saved company money by paying utility bills on time.
Customer Service
• Provide Customer Service in person or over phone, and updated client information.
• Scan client documents, file maintenance, receive and review incoming mail, and taking messages.
• Type Letters and send out for renewals or cancellations.
• Assist clients in making payments.
Three answers:
RD
2009-03-21 20:15:38 UTC
Iam a recruiter , i hope this helps (try not exceed more than 2 pages )

Resume Format :

objective:

Summary of employment :(This is only required if you have more than 5 years and worked more than 2 companies )

Skills:

Educational Qualification:

Experience Summary :

Credentials:

Reference:(if required)
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2016-05-24 06:54:36 UTC
aim for community theater productions. Or youth community theater productions. Only audition for roles you feel that you can perform well, don't just aim for the lead unless you are lead material. It is far better to be the amazing actress in the smaller part that everyone remembers rather than the "okay" lead. Don't audition for those boys and girls club shows if they are around 10-12. Aim higher. The companys that have adults acting in the productions often do take on shows that require younger actresses/actors. The better the company the better it will look on the resume. However at the same time you need to have a few leads or in least perform in quality shows, that will catch a directors attentions also. Also get some good headshots, don't spend ridiculous amounts of money on them or you''ll go broke because you'll want to update them as often as possible. If someone in your family has a nice Canon camera do that. As for enhancing your craft: Keep an open mind, don't be afraid to take chances within your acting, don't just act as the character become the character, read some acting books, watch live theater and learn from other actors, listen to what your future directors and teachers will teach you, if they insult your performance take their criticisms as advice and use it to enhance your acting. Also use your eyes when you perform, create a world with your eyes, each line of dialogue should not be performed as a line but rather as a thought and then spoken sentence from the character. Practice every opportunity you can. Know and feel and express your intentions through each line/scene/moment/action.
2009-03-21 20:10:16 UTC
It looks all good. The only suggestion i have is if you do not have a previous record for any federal offenses put that....even thought most companies check...they will be more willing to check into your resume then someone without that information...also make sure you have a few good references ready to prove that you have actually did some of this work...Good Luck =)


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