Multi-Tasking Skills Interview Report

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QUALIFICATIONS: Highly motivated, ethical, honest, trustworthy, reliable, self-starter with excellent multi tasking skills PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: • 13+ years experience in the areas of accurate and detailed record maintenance, customer service, scheduling maintenance and additional services for diverse cliental, meeting deadlines, trained co-workers accurately • Highly motivated, ethical, honest, trustworthy, reliable, self-starter with excellent multi-tasking skills • Creating, maintaining, and entering information accurately and efficiently into databases • Professionally worked with customers to solve their concerns gracefully • Created forms, revamp records in the data base, improved communication • Administrative competencies including …show more content…

• Corresponded with clients, Bureau of Milwaukee Child Welfare and other service providers to initiate successful communication and relationships • KEY RESULT: Cleared up 2.5 years of back adoption amendments in 3 months _________________________________________________________________________________________________ VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: Sojourner Truth House - Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2002 – 2010: Domestic Violence Hotline Counselor • Counseled domestic violence victims residing in the shelter and victims in immediate need via phone hotline • Oversaw assigned resident responsibilities • Filed police reports and other pertinent paperwork for clients as well as maintaining shelter records • Provided new volunteer training MATC Criminal Justice Student Organization – Oak Creek, Wisconsin 2005– 2008: Secretary/Treasurer • Served 2 year term as Secretary, 1 year term as Treasurer, attended 2 Student Law Enforcement Conferences obtaining training of tactical skills • Participated in 180 hours of Active Shooter Training education • Orchestrated fund raising campaigns for US Troops overseas and various non-profit organizations

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