Professional Assistant Experienced, Personal, Professional-Unique

“Employee of the Year" an award I received by a Fortune 100 Company. That said, I bring you ten years experience, generally speaking, in Business Administration and Office Support. Proficient in office applications and several other programs that I use in my personal life. Also, always been the person asked to plan Company Parties and Picnics, in addition to business events. On the personal side, whether it’s making a killer salad, picking up the best brie in town, knowing where or how to save a few bucks, setting up some summer fun or providing one of my awesome ideas and/or the helping hands you need to grow your business, I’m really good at doing these things! Not to mention intuitive and one of the best when it comes to adding a personalized touch. (Beep-Beep.)

Native Californian, with stable work history, who’s from a great family and good-natured. I’m very driven, positive, respectful, real, with a big heart, and pretty darn resourceful. I’ll admit I like to make people laugh. After first talking to me a bit, many people actually tell me that, judging from my appearance, they didn’t think I’d be so smart or funny. I take this as a compliment, which might not be all-that smart of me. Anyway, my performance won’t be affected by drama, dependents, Ex’s, criminal records or a poor driving record because I don’t have these things. Lastly, if safety and privacy is a concern of yours, I’ll tell you that I use my head when it comes to providing others with information. I’m not overly paranoid, more like private and aware. I don’t share personal or sensitive information just because someone asks or because others are doing so.

I realize this is an unconventional post, it’s not my resume, but I’ve done so for this reason-

A person with a recent number of years experience in an Office Support role is, almost always, PC savvy; I assure you that I am as will my formal resume. Contrary to what career advisors write, I don’t believe that implementing trending “key words” into a cookie-cutter resume is an being very honest, as well as possibly insulting to the intended party. If the “Copy and Paste” resume is necessary for consideration then I suppose I won’t be considered and I do understand that sometimes people feel they need to “play the game”. Mostly, I think the real me has much more to offer you than a bunch of words that everyone’s been instructed to plug in.

If you need someone to really help you, and respect your time and your work, I hope you’ll contact me and that you’ll feel free to be open about what you need and about the things that you dream of having someone do for you. With me, you have nothing to lose!