Manager High School

Vence Stromberg 702-***-****

**************@*****.***

**** **** ***** ******. ***** Las Vegas, Nevada 89031

Interest

I enjoy working in a social environment

I like to travel to different locations

I take pleasure in working with others

I enjoy working hard to get the job done correctly and efficiently

I Love making others feel happy and comfortable

Experience

Jan 2013- August 2013 Winco Foods

North Las Vegas, NV

Stocking/Cart clerk

I was in charge of stocking shelves.

I arranged items properly on shelves and made them look neat.

I answered any questions that customers had.

I collect all carts and from the parking lot.

I clean out carts of trash and debris for customers.

When I had extra time I ask the managers inside if they would like help,

inside the store I normally would help stock the shelves, clear empty

cardboard boxes from the shelves, sometimes I was asked to load the soda

machines when they were near empty, and if needed I help customers carry

groceries and load them in their car.

When my shift is just about over I push all the carts forward making it

easier for the customers.

May 2006-Febuary 2010 AArrow Ads

Las Vegas, NV

Head of Training

I ran and scheduled all of the Las Vegas practices.

At these practices I trained anywhere from twenty to about forty five

spinners at each practice (with occasional help from the general manager).

I trained the sign spinner's new tricks with both the signs and themselves,

such as flips, spins, cartwheels, hand springs, etc.

I trained the spinners how to pause the sign so they get the message across

but at the same time are keeping the traffic entertained and getting their

attention.

Since I was the head trainer I was also in charge of recruiting new

potential spinners. I was in charge of making sure we had enough spinners

to cover all the upcoming spots we had available.

I was also responsible for scheduling the spinners for work every week

along with scheduling, I also had to keep track of all hours that each

spinner spun every week.

When AArrow inc. had lots of clients in the Las Vegas market I was

scheduling about thirty to forty spinners a week for an average of five

hours a day.

While the spinners are out working I was responsible for going around and

auditing the spinners, if a spinner looked like they were having problems I

would go talk to them maybe give them a break after I found out what the

problem was and checked if they were able to continue to working. If the

spinner was unable finish up the day I would send them home and finish the

day for them.

I was the head trainer in the Las Vegas market and due to this I had to

evaluate the sign spinners for raises every 3 to 6 months depending on how

the spinner's work ethic has been over the past months.

While with AArrow Inc. I was sent to new markets that AArrow was getting

ready to open up. I was sent to these markets to help get the market up and

moving, to build teams for the new market and to train people who I

believed were capable of becoming the trainers for the new markets,

While in the new soon to come markets we advertised AArrow's name by sign

spinning in major areas where plenty of people could see us in action,

doing this helped the new market grow and gain more business and sign

spinners.

October 2008-December 2009 Wal-Mart TLE (Tire and Lube Express)

Las Vegas, NV

Service Greeter/Cashier and Stocker

It was my responsibility to greet and take down the customers orders

While taking down the customer's request I would make suggestions that I

believed would suit what the customers would like. In other words try to up

sale.

When we were busy outside I would help the technicians with some of the

more simple tasks, such as battery changes, headlight replacements, fuel

injections, ECT. I was limited on what I was able to do because I was not a

certified mechanic.

When we were short on people for the inside they usually sent me inside on

the cash register since I have lots of experience with the cash register.

If the phone rang I was usually the one to answer it, because I had so much

knowledge of my department it was an easy task for me to do, to help keep

customers happy.

When working inside I would greet customers as they entered and exited the

store, keep the shelves stocked with merchandise, straightened, and looking

nice, and of course check out customers making sure they paid the correct

amount before letting them leave the facility.

When working night shifts I was usually the one to close for the night.

When closing I would bring in the tires that were outside for display. I

took the batteries that were replaced or were deficient outside to the

battery cage to be picked up later on in the week. I cleaned up inside the

bay (were the technicians work) by picking up tools, cleaning trash laying

around, and make sure that the oil filters were put in the used oil filter

bin. Before leaving for the night I made sure all the doors were closed and

locked, then I would call a manager and wait for them to do the final lock

up.

March 2004- December 2005 Jupiter Golf

Las Vegas, NV

Maintenance tech./labor

I worked on the mechanical pitchers at the batting cages usually.

Whenever one of the mechanical pitchers would break down or jam I was

responsible for fixing it as fast as possible to keep our customers happy.

When holes were made in the catching grid, do to rough winds, foul play, or

just normal wear and tear I would patch them up when it was safe to do so

(when there were no customers batting).

When our business was slow or we had many workers working I would work on

the golf range doing clean up and pick up of golf balls

While working on the golf range I would drive a golf cart with a pick

attachment for the golf cart which picked up golf balls that were on the

driving range.

After picking up the golf balls I would fill the ball washer with some

chemicals made for cleaning the golf balls, then I ran them threw the ball

washer and loaded the golf balls into the ball dispensing machine after

they were properly cleaned.

While on the range If the driving range looked sloppy I would do several

small tasks to straighten it up and make it look better such as; straighten

up the mats, pick up trash, make sure the chairs were straight and not

flipped over, and other things just to keep the golf range looking nice and

professional to keep customers impressed and comfortable.

Education

2002-2006 Mojave High School North Las Vegas, NV

References:

Justin Brown: 919-***-**** Manager for AArrow Inc.

Patrick Thomas: 702-***-**** Owner of Jupiter Golf

Evan Mueller 702-***-**** Friend for 7years

Steven Pacheco: 702-***-**** Friend for 5 years

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