Providing customer & logistics services to local Israeli & foreign companies.My main customer was one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturing companies.Key responsibilities:Customer care, as well as receiving, storing, & processing orders. Keep track of incoming and outgoing (local & international) shipments. Stock management, documenting, & billing.

I was hired for a limited time, while the lady was on a maternity leave.The job title was "Data entering"… but it was actually running the warehouse office:- Providing support to Warehouse manager & employees- Keeping track of incoming supply & returns. - Receiving, processing & filing paperwork of about 200 suppliers, on a monthly cycle. - Data-entry, invoicing, keeping logs, & producing reports. I initiated few successful projects to promote efficiency, in & around the office, such as: Re-use of paper & recycling, re-design of excel forms, making clearer signs and colorful charts, as well as making the working area & processes more friendly-users.

I discovered the presence of US 6th fleet navy ships, in Haifa's shipyard, while traveling on the main road nearby. I was then at the 11th grade. Riding my bike 4.5 Km (2.8 miles) away from school. A year later I discovered the local USO operations office, and its activities, and became a volunteer, under the leadership of Gilla Gerzon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilla_Gerzon).I loved it. I spent many hours in & around the office… but the best time I had in the shipyard, with the servicemen & women; welcoming the military personnel, having many conversations with them; Meeting & accompanying them.I believe it was my first time, meeting so many people with different backgrounds, religion, faith, ideas, and dreams. It was one of a kind opportunity to learn about humanity & the big world.At 17, I got Zero in English (at school)... but, at the very same time I spoke fluent English in real conversations; not those in-class fake tasks.I had a great time, meeting so many people. I couldn't ask for better lessons. School couldn't have given me better education than this.