High School Sales

Bryan Campbell

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Address:

City: Boulder

State: CO

Zip: 80304

Country: USA

Phone: 720-***-****

Skill Level: Any

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Primary Skills/Experience:

Objective: Position or Internship that gives me experience leading to career opportunities

Educational Background:

High School Dipolma from Colorado State University, Fort Collins CO 1/2001 to 12/2002 (Economics)

High School Dipolma from Niwot, Fort Collins CO 1/2001 to 12/2012

Job History / Details:

Career Focus

Objective: Position or Internship that gives me experience leading to career opportunities

Summary of Skills

Educated.

Skilled in translating abstract concepts into practical economic solutions. Strong background in economics.

Professional Experience

February 2009 to May 2009

Norlin Library Boulder, Colorado

Book shelver

Leaned how to research more effectively in a library setting. Because similar subjects are in proximate sections. When I was not getting calls on my resume, instead of leaving the work force as a discouraged worker, I researched at a library.

Developed expeditious work habits with experience

February 2008 to October 2008

Courier, Boulder/Denver Couriers, Boulder/Denver Boulder/Denver, Colorado

Courier

Able to satisfy business lack of human capital with extended employment period.

Received a business coat from management when I was not prepared for elements, gained social interactions because it.

Learned about mass transit supply and demand. Such as peak time. In a system of a constant price(prices do not change when there os more demand), in order to increase their sales, and compete with others in the same industry group (such as a taxi that can get places at a certain time if buses fill up), thus increasing their market share, and maximizing their profit, by increasing product availability. By having more buses at certain times. Necessarily increasing fixed costs, which is capital expenditure (buses, maintenance vehicles) and human capital (drivers). Variable costs (Extra fuel in high traffic areas, However less AC in cooler time periods) might be constant. Thus little opportunity cost for increasing products at peak times.

Education

2002 Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado

Bachelor of Arts Economics

1995 Niwot Niwot, Co

High School Diploma

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