Emily M. Email & Phone Number

When I'm having a bad day I often listen to Baz Luhrmann Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen). Which may tell you everything you need to know about me and you've stopped reading. You might be intrigued to read on or maybe you'll take a break and listen to the song.🎵"Don't feel guilty if you don't know what you want to do with your life."🎵Working in roles across different sectors and industries developed my capability and confidence in areas that often feature in the 'Knowledge/Experience/Skills Required' section of job descriptions. Strong communication skills (better verbal than written), experienced using Microsoft 365 suite, good organisational and time management and willing to be flexible to what a role requires. My LinkedIn profile talks about my previous roles, here I want to share values that are important to me that can be lost in a CV or covering letter.❔ Ask questions. For example, what do we want to achieve? What's the best way to get there? What can we change to have more impact? Why do we keep Jaffa Cakes in a biscuit tin when they clearly need to be in a cake tin? One thing I try to remember, sometimes a pause is more useful than a question.🌅 Look forwards. Usually this means I'm moving on to the next task before completing the one I'm currently doing. For example, I was deciding who I could I ask to critique this 'About' before finishing the first draft. I use it as a strength to be enthusiastic, optimistic and get the job done. Sometimes, I need help to recognise a change that is needed in the present because I'm too busy looking ahead. 🧠 Keep learning. Whether it's podcasts, books, articles, forums or conversations with people in the business, I get energy from learning something new. Spending time outside my comfort zone helps me learn despite finding it hard to not be good at something the minute I start to learn it.I've only used LinkedIn once before when looking for work and that was about a year ago. I've no idea if anyone ever read this section. But I'm reading it again, a year (and a bit) on, and it's still true to who I am. Although I've let the Jaffa Cake storage argument go, for now.