
JOB SEARCH MANUAL
9 Central Avenue, Quincy, MA 02169. (617)555-1212 | ||
| SUMMARY: | Ten years of increasing responsibilities in the employment services industry. Concentration in the high-technology markets. | |
| EXPERIENCE: | Howard Systems International, Inc. | 1991-Present |
| Management Consulting Firm Personnel Manager Responsible for recruiting and managing consulting staff of five. Set up office and organized the recruitment. selection, and hiring of consultants. Recruited all levels of MIS staff from financial to manufacturing markets. Additional responsibilities:
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| Technical Aid Corporation | 1984-1991 | |
| National Consulting Firm. MICRO/TEMPS Division | ||
| Division Manager | 1989-1991 | |
| Area Manager | 1986-1989 | |
| Branch Manager
| 1984-1986 | |
As Division Manager. opened additional West Coast offices. Staffed and trained all offices with appropriate personnel. Created and implemented all divisional operational policies responsible for P & L. Sales increased to $20 million dollars. from $0 in 1984.
Additional responsibilities:
As Branch Manager, hired to establish the new MICRO/TEMPS operation. Recruited and managed consultants. Hired internal staff. Sold service to clients. | ||
| EDUCATION: | Boston University B.S. Public Relations, 1983 | |
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9 Central Avenue Quincy, MA 02169 (617) 555-1212 | |
| OBJECTIVE: | A position in Employment Services where my management, sales, and recruiting talents can be effectively utilized to improve operations and contribute to company profits. |
| SUMMARY: | Over ten years of Human Resources experience. Extensive responsibility for multiple branch offices and an internal staff of 40+ employees and 250 consultants. |
| SALES: | Sold high-technology consulting services with consistently profitable margins throughout the United States. Grew sales from
$0 to over $20 million a year.
Created training programs and trained salespeople in six metropolitan markets. |
| RECRUITING: | Developed recruiting sourcing methods for multiple branch offices.
Recruited over 25.000 internal and external consultants in the high-technology professions. |
| MANAGEMENT:
| Managed up to 40 people in sales, customer service, recruiting, and administration. Turnover maintained below 14% in a "turnover business." |
| FINANCIAL: | Prepared quarterly and yearly forecasts, presented, reviewed, and defended these forecasts to the Board of Directors. Responsible for P & L of $20 million sales operation. |
| PRODUCTION: | Responsible for opening multiple offices and accountable for growth and profitability. 100% success and maintained 30% growth over seven-year period in 10 offices. |
| WORK EXPERIENCE: | |
| 1991 to Present | HOWARD SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL, Boston, MA National Consulting Firm Personnel Manager |
| 1984-1991 | TECHNICAL AID CORPORATION, Needham, MA National Consulting & Search Firm Division Manager |
| EDUCATION: | B.S., 1983, Boston University |
| REFERENCES: | Available upon request. |
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9 Central Avenue Quincy, MA 02169 (617) 555-1212 Employment Services Manager | ||
| SUMMARY: | Ten years of increasing responsibilities in the employment services marketplace. Concentration in the high-technology markets. | |
| SALES: | Sold high technology consulting services with consistently profitable margins throughout the United States. Grew sales from $0 to over $20 million a year. | |
| PRODUCTION: | Responsible for opening multiple offices and accountable for growth and profitability. 100% success and maintained 30% growth over seven-year period in 10 offices. | |
| MANAGEMENT: | Managed up to 40 people in sales, customer service, recruiting, and administration. Turnover maintained below 14% in a turnover business. Hired branch managers and sales and recruiting staff throughout the United States. | |
| FINANCIAL: | Prepared quarterly and yearly forecasts. Presented, reviewed, and defended these forecasts to the Board of Directors. Responsible for P & L of $20 million sales operation. | |
| MARKETlNG: | Performed numerous market studies for multiple branch opening. Resolved feasibility of combining two different sales offices. Study resulted in savings of over $5,000 per month in operating expenses. | |
| EXPERIENCE: | Howard Systems International. Inc. | 1991-Present |
| Management Consulting Firm Personnel Manager Responsible for recruiting and managing consulting staff of five. Set up office and organized the recruitment, selection, and hiring of consultants. Recruited all levels of MIS staff from financial to manufacturing markets. Additional responsibilities:
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| Technical Aid Corporation National Consulting Firm. MICRO/TEMPS Division | 1983-1991 | |
| Division Manager | 1989-1991 | |
| Area Manager | 1986-1989 | |
| Branch Manager | 1984-1986 | |
| As division Manager, opened additional West Coast offices. Staffed
and trained all offices with appropriate personnel. Created and implemented all divisional operational policies. Responsibilities for P & L. Sales Increased to $20 million dollars from $0 in 1984.
As Area Manager, opened additional offices, hiring staff. setting up office policies, and training sales and recruiting personnel. Additional responsibilities:
As Branch Manager, hired to establish the new MICRO/TEMPS operation. Recruited and managed consultants. Hired internal staff.. Sold service to clients. | ||
| EDUCATION: | B.S., 1983, Boston University | |
| Roberta Nelly | (902) 543-7290 (work) |
| 175 Highland Park, Apt. 304 | (902) 543-9457 (home) |
| Bridgewater. Nova Scotia, 54V 1J1 | |
| Career Objective: | A position in cabinet making or general carpentry. | |
| Experience and Demonstrated Skills: |
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| 1984 - Present: | Bridgewater Home Improvements, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. | |
I completed an apprenticeship program with the Nova Scotia Adult Vocational Training Module. I worked at Bridgewater Home Improvement as carpenter's aid where I gained experience in following specifications and drawings as well as using a number of machines and tools, such as power saw, jointer, mortiser, tenoner, moulder and shaper, plane, chisel, wood file and boring machine. | ||
| 1978-1984 | Sandy's Super Service Station, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. | |
In my capacity as a service station attendant, I was responsible for servicing clients at the gas bar. I handled the cash register and promoted sales of car items such as windshield wipers, fan belts, and air cleaners. In this job I established good relations with customers by providing a fast and efficient service as well as selling a large number of the service station products. | ||
| 1975-1978 | Sandy's Super Service Station, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. | |
I did part-time work in the parts department: routed delivered parts to stock room and registered orders in receiving office. I demonstrated in this job that I could work well under pressure was very good at locating missing information and enjoyed meeting the public. | ||
| Education and Training: |
Certificate of qualification in carpentry from Department of Labour
and Manpower, Nova Scotia.
Grade 10, Bridgewater High, (in process of completing high school through night courses.) | |
| Major courses taken: | Drafting, Advanced Cabinet making, Furniture Design and Construction, Repairing and Refinishing Antique Furniture. | |
| Personal: | Active in a community centre, leader for Brownies and Girl Guides. | |
| References: | Available upon request. | |
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Career Objective: To obtain a position with a wholesale, storage or warehousing organization that would involve the supervision and coordination of worker activities including, but not limited to:
| - receiving | - transportation | |
| - shipping | - scheduling | |
| - order filling | - maintaining stock records |
Areas of Accomplishment:
Supervised and instructed all employees (30-60) in warehouse operational
procedures and policies with excellent results. My on-the-job
record indicates that I provided savings in time and money for
training new employees and increasing productivity. Savings were
considerable in training less-than-motivated employees.
Supervision:
Proven capabilities in managing events created by altered circumstances
such as the need to reschedule, reroute, or alter common carrier to provide expeditions
and assorted delivery of products.
Creative Problem Solver:
Ability to effectively communicate with all levels of personnel-management,
union, and employees-facilitating smoother, more harmonious work
atmosphere.
Reorganized 6 million dollar inventory in a 100,000 sq. ft. public warehouse shipping locally, nationally, and internationally. Reorganization yielded quicker delivery, less driver "wait" time, and improved ease of retrieval and transport of stock merchandise.
Organizer:
Shipping and receiving organizational capabilities were exhibited
by successful handling of 20,000 items per day with virtually
no loss, damage, or failure of delivery. Developed resale outlet
for scrap materials that were originally discarded at cost to
employer.
Common Carrier Knowledge:
Have excellent working relationship with over 35 common carriers,
their salespersons, dispatchers and drivers.
Safety Cautious:
Solely responsible for monitoring required safety-training program
for forklift drivers. Saw need to protect company and employees
from poorly engineered warehouse mechanical apparatus. Initiated
process to reduce hazard and energy loss.
Personal Data:
Health: Excellent
Interests: Hockey, organizing little league teams
Languages: Mother tongue-English . I also have a working knowledge
of French
Personal Characteristics: Team-oriented, enjoy challenge, reliable
References: (or more specific information) Given on request
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| Judy Parsens 1425 - 2187 West 16th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V6Y 2B8 | (604) 734-8963 | |
| Highlights
Write, edit, and finalize correspondence, reports Experience in the following industries Petroleum Marketing, Sales, Engineering, Mining, Publishing, Construction, Insurance, Travel, Finance, Shipping, Food, Education Oil Refining- Advertising and Law. Professional Development | ||
| Diploma, Computer Business Applications-1995 Academy of Learning, Vancouver, BC | ||
| Word 6.0 | Word Perfect 5.1 | |
| Windows 3.1 | Lotus 1-2-3 | |
| Excel 5.0 | Simply Accounting | |
| Basic Networking and Internet | Shorthand -110 wpm | |
| Typing-7O Wpm | ||
| Bookkeeping, bank reconciliation, payroll | ||
| Supervisory training and communications | ||
| Employment History | ||
| Secretary, Self-employed, | 1994-1995 | |
| Vancouver, BC | ||
| Secretary/Receptionist | 1990-1993 | |
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| Judy Parsens | Page 2 | |
| Secretary, Freelance and On-call | 1984-1989 | |
| Vancouver School Board, Royal Architectural Institute Vancouver, BC | ||
| Corporate secretary | 1983 - 1985 | |
| Suzie Mining Explorations Ltd. Vancouver, BC
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| Administrative Assistant / Office Manager | 1980-1983 | |
| Gold Leaf Mining Explorations Ltd. Vancouver, BC
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| Prior to 1980 | ||
| Office Manager and Executive Secretary | ||
| Comments from others: | ||
| "Judy made a valuable contribution with her considerable secretarial skills and mature outlook." | ||
| Lornel Wiltnay, Editor Where Vancouver | ||
| "...able to utilize her extensive business experience and create a very effective and efficient office for our company." | ||
| Ross Partizek, President Gold Leaf Mining Explorations Ltd. | ||
| "...Judy is very reliable and has performed her administrative secretarial duties in a most efficient and cooperative manner. I have no hesitation in recommending her for any secretarial position." | ||
| Evelyn Presley, President Suzie Mining Explorations Ltd. | ||
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