OFFICE/CLERICAL
QUALIFICATIONS
Strong administrative
and office experience in the areas of inside sales, customer relations,
customer troubleshooting, accounting, purchasing, collections, and supervision.
Establish office procedures which increase efficiency and productivity.
v
Excellent supervisory
and administrative background. Develop procedures that increase departmental
productivity and establish excellent customer relations. Highly regarded for
ability to handle difficult assignments.
EMPLOYMENT
Lead, Order
Entry Department - Responsible for scheduling, training,
and supervising four employees. Delegate work load, resolve internal and
customer problems, and coordinate with other departments. Handle customer
maintenance and the updating of computerized information. Developed procedures
which have increased order entry accuracy 40%. Played a key role in a computer
conversion and recommended program changes which save an average of ten hours
per day.
Administrative
Supervisor - For this firm which markets computer systems
to pharmacies, handled numerous administrative functions including purchasing,
billing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and inventory control.
Hired
to resolve numerous problems which developed over the previous year due to
rapid growth. Delinquencies of 60 days and older were reduced from 40% to less
than 5% and outstandings were reduced from $380,000 to $80,000 in just six
months. Established an effective billing system which ensures that all accounts
are paid on schedule.
Twenty-five
percent of all price quotes were seriously underbid prior to 1998, forcing the
company to absorb large losses. Developed a system to keep prices updated and
reduced losses due to underbidding to zero.
Sales Assistant
- As sales assistant in agriculture chemicals, handle traffic management and
work closely with customers while taking orders. Provide total follow-up for
customers by answering questions, tracing shipments, and handling damage and
shortage claims. Schedule deliveries for the company-owned truck, and work with
freight companies to deliver products. Track inventory at eight stocking points
through monthly physical inventories. Successfully reduced inventory 40% while
providing better delivery times than before.
Office Manager
-Administered all business functions of a three-chair dental practice. Set up a
computerized patient information and billing system and trained office
personnel in its use. Instituted an incentive program and trained staff in
sales techniques, resulting in increased monthly production from $18,000 to $32,000
in eight months. Introduced new bookkeeping procedures and collection policies
which enabled the office to collect 102% of actual production for two
consecutive years, including over $30,000 in outstanding and delinquent
accounts. Significantly increased staff productivity by reorganizing and
simplifying office systems.
Agency
Secretary - Supervise seven office people and act as main
contact person and troubleshooter for the company’s insurance agents. Research
records and resolve agents’ problems regarding new or existing policies. Deal
directly with clients and answer questions concerning payments or policy
issues. Supervise the processing of new applications and cancellations. By
reorganizing office procedures overall efficiency has been increased and the
turnaround time for correspondence with agents has been decreased from four
days to two days. In appreciation of contributions, received recognition at
three regional sales meetings and air fare for two to England.
Executive
Secretary - Assisted the Western Regional Manager in
secretarial and administrative functions. Typed, transcribed dictated
material, maintained office files, composed correspondence letters, scheduled
appointments, planned itineraries, and arranged meetings. Purchased supplies
and equipment and prepared expense reports for the Regional Manager and other
sales staff. Highly trusted to carry out various special assignments.
Administrative Assistant—As assistant to the VP of
Engineering and R&D, supervised and trained five secretarial and office
support staff. Answered internal and external questions as the VPs
representative. Initiated and composed correspondence, and scheduled meetings,
conferences, and travel. Typed and edited grant proposals and calculated budget
figures.
Produced the department's
first research summary report which classified and described ongoing
engineering and R&D research projects. Summary was highly useful in
obtaining federal research funds. Helped initiate the company’s Industrial
Affiliates Program which established business "partnerships" with
major companies and brought in important funds for research.