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Global

Internet asset management and development AKA web development. We deliver web development & server management services along with strategy consultations and training.VR51 is the development arm of website maintenance and admin management business WP Service Masters. Both businesses work hand-in-hand to deliver websites with ongoing support. Customer satisfaction is our priority.

International

Web developer and contributor to everything else associated with synergistically sharing duties within a business partnership.We build eCommerce and everyday websites for large, medium and small businesses, provide technical support to other developers and to managers of website networks and we provide training in website content management system (CMS) usage, social media usage and web development practices. We do digital and we do it well.

Schiphol Airport, Netherlands

Change from my usual work type. A change I thoroughly enjoyed. One that surreptitiously put me back into IT and lead to web development.Planned cargo pallet building, built cargo pallets, managed dangerous goods monitored cargo pallet loading/unloading and cargo storage, loaded unloaded trucks, supervised cargo pallet building, planned cargo pallet placement within planes (flight load planning) and ensured overhangs sat properly. All performed within a bonded warehouse.Outside of this job, I developed a small enterprise of booking flights for the many British expats who worked with me here.Earned my forklift truck licence and dangerous goods management certificate while here. Learned a little Nederlands (Dutch) too.

In customer service: customer cooling, resolved energy supply issues and customer disputes.In sales: won back customers from other companies.At another time: looked after a team of data inputters.First worked here when it was known as Powergen (just after deregulation of the electricity and gas supply industry in the UK). During this period I was a temporary employee in Powergen's business energy supply sector where I supervised a team of up to 20 data inputters (sometimes more). I was well known for spreadsheet development and built the spreadsheet precursor to the company's business customer transfer details database (unsure of the official name); this and my wonderful social skills helped me progress to the supervisory role of the data inputters for this database.Returned to PowerGen in 2004/5 to work in sales and customer care.Gained in house certificates in customer management and non advised insurance selling.I was here under temporary contract each time.