My job duties include but are not limited to evaluating applications for the best candidates possible. I conduct interviews, coordinate 2nd interviews with the correct supervision, enter new hires into the ATS, drug test, conduct orientation, and also do equipment training. I have also trained to be a back- up for our DC Coordinator. I can run payroll on AS400, run DSS reports, payroll reports & other reports for which the DC Coordinator is responsible.

My job duties included making sure every selector was audited at least once a month. I tracked the orders and wrote up any Verbal's for the supervisors to hand out. I also interviewed and trained all of the new shipping clerks in the office, filling in as needed.

My duties were to hand out orders to the selectors in a timely manner and to key in the data accurately to ensure that their production was correct. I also had to move selectors to different departments as needed to make sure that the loads did not get behind due to waiting on orders to be completed.

As a CNA my job duties included assisting residents with bathing, dressing, feeding, and other activities of daily living. I also had patients who needed total care and it was my responsibility to complete their daily care. I also took vital signs so that I could report any abnormal results to the nurse.

After a short time as a cashier I was offered the position of Checkout/Customer Service Supervisor. My duties included interviewing and hiring cashiers as well as training them. I was also in charge of the Customer Service desk and had to handle situations with the customers when the Customer Service Associate had issues that they could not handle. I also had to count the money drawers at the beginning and the end of the shifts to verify accuracy.

My duties included inspecting boards that are put into computers for inaccuracy. If they did not have the correct parts I had to remove solder, correct the errors, and re-solder the parts. Once all the boards were correct I had to run them through a testing machine to double check them before passing them to the packing department.