During my tenure at PLS, I had the opportunity to learn a ton about business, especially supply chain management.I was responsible for prospecting clients (mom and pop shops up to fortune 500) and utilized cold calling techniques to explain why they should give me an opportunity to earn their business through actions rather than words.I acquired roughly 30 clients over my time at PLS, accruing an average monthly net profit of $5,000...top line revenue hovered at nearly $30-35,000. When I was let go, I was halfway through the month with $4,500 in net profit already, pacing for an 8-10k month. This opportunity allowed me to learn how to multi-task much more efficiently, deal with extremely time sensitive projects, as well as handle any disputes or problems with my clients. I strongly believe that PLS opened up many doors of opportunity for me as I learned such valuable skills there that transfer to many different industries.

I was responsible for some very valuable cars (Maserati, BMW, McClaren etc) and had to ensure that they were parked without damage.Had to make a lot of safety precautions as guests and their children were all over the lots.Had to help run security and make sure no one was entering or attempting to enter clients cars.Had to keep a well organized log book to ensure that we had the right keys matched to the right customer.Had to maintain a very professional attire as well as attitude at all times.

I worked here in college to help pay some of my bills. I basically had to bus tables and wash dishes while maintaining a good relationship with our clients, many of who were regulars!

Did handyman work for just about anything you can think of for Camp Woodward Extreme Sports and gymnastics camp.I worked summers of my freshman/sophmore years in college here.-Plumbing-HVAC-Landscaping-Trash Removal-Painting-Plus many, many more.

I ran Goff steel grit-blasting machines as well as forklifts to move the materials that needed blasted before they could be galvanized, or one of the many other treatments we provided.I had to also run reports on how the machines were working as well as to make sure I documented fine details about any issues such as damaged materials or other similar problems like that.I also had to keep track of inventory supplies and make sure my superior knew when we needed a different item to be ordered.