Diana Pryce-Jones

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Booneville, MS

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Email: ad11vj@r.postjobfree.com

EXPERIENCE

Marathon Cheese, Booneville, MS

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Packer/Quality Control,

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• Flexible & willing to work overtime

• Knowledge of OSHA Regulations

• Job position rotation- packing/quality control

• Fast pace environment

• Quick problem solving/solutions

• Sanitation

• Some machinery knowledge

• Team member

Once Treasured Flea Market, Booneville, MS

2014-2021

Shop Manager

48 Hours weekly

• Advertising/ad budgeting on social media

• Buying & selling inventory

• Computer literacy-websites, social media, software, sales orders, shipping and receiving

• Customer service- online & in person

• Delegating tasks

• Displays

• Freight & regular shipping

• Hand truck & pallet jack

• Hand, Power & Electric Tools

• Heavy Lifting/Loading & Unloading

• Leader & supervisory skills

• Order picking/online sales

• Organization

• Payroll

• Problem solving

• Product research & repair

• Time management

• Warehousing

Dyna-Pak, Lawrenceburg, TN

1996-1998

Machine Tech/packer

36-44 Hrs. bi-weekly

• Packaging and prepping items for shipment

• Quality control

• Minor machine repair

• Log in weighted items in log book

Murray Ohio, Lawrenceburg, TN

1994-1995

Laborer/line worker

40-48 hours weekly

• Attend OSHA safety classes at certain factory stations

• Fast pace environment

• Re-work/ Repair & Filling Orders- Warehouse

• Used power tools to assemble specific products

• Team/line member

Shoney's Restaurant, Lawrenceburg, TN

1992-1993 / 1995-1996

Server

25-35 hours weekly

• Greeted customers and adhere to their needs

• Entered ordered food items for the kitchen into the POS system

• Problem solved customer related issues and concerns

• Cleaned and maintained restaurant sections

EDUCATION

• Grand Canyon University- (2014-2019)

Bachelor of Communications, Phoenix, AZ

• Giles County Vocational School- (1993-1994)

Machine Shop, Pulaski, TN, 1994

• State of Tennessee- (1993)

Adult Learning Center, GED

SUMMARY

Becoming a young mother (1992 & 1993), during the beginning of 12th grade, it was the county’s Superintendent of Schools who made the decision for me that I would take my high- school equivalent exam, the GED. Earning my GED early caused me to have to get a job to care for my children. I worked in several different places, sewing factories, warehouses, distribution centers, video rental stores, restaurants, and call centers, but I always thought of Murray Ohio as my first, real job. It was a huge manufacturing factory that built riding and push mowers and bicycles. It was fast paced, hard labor that I enjoyed. I hated to leave there, but I had to take care of a very sick child, full-time, until he was better. Once he recovered, I started working for Dyna-Pak, my first 3

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shift job, 12 hour swing shifts. Very fast paced, I had to learn quickly how to operate the four different production lines, as well as provide quality control reports and logging package weights. Enjoyed working there, until I became a mother, once again, and decided to be a homemaker for awhile. Years later, I decided that I would go to college for my Communications degree. I also started working at my brother’s business, Once Treasured, at the same time. Determined to succeed, I developed a flea market store from an inventory warehouse, during the day, and studied Business Communications at night.

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