To whom it may concern,Please take a few minutes to read my letter. If you take a quick review of my former positions, you can summarize quickly that I am fit for a detailed, process-oriented, corporate position that offers many challenges. My contracts with Capital One, Citi Group, Chase, and several with Bank of America have allowed me to gain valuable experience in the areas of Risk, Fraud, Accounts Receivable and Payable, and in Program/Project Management.The most recent positions I held were challenging at first, but after gaining a rhythm with the tasks, they didn’t offer much of a challenge. This speaks to a few aspects:1. I am an honest, hardworking individual, who takes pride in the value of their work.2. I have worked in I.T. before on technical projects and once I get an idea for the technology at hand, I learn the objectives quickly and succinctly. Any challenges I’ve stumbled across, have not been due to complexity, but to the lack of a resource who had the time to teach me.3. I am smart and resourceful.4. I love to learn. Becoming very proficient at my work is something I naturally try to achieve and have always been able to do so. The challenge is, finding a role that allows for growth.5. I aim to succeed. Over time in my career, I’ve realized that I am most often successful when I have very little down-time. I am a natural multi-tasker and think best on my feet, especially when under pressure, be it a deadline or a personal commitment to my personal work goals.6. I am a very friendly person, and I enjoy when I can help others and feel as a part of a team working on common goals. 7. I genuinely believe I will be an asset to your company, and I would be content as long as I am being used to my full capabilities. I promise you that I would be the best person you could hire today. I will surprise you with my wit, intellect, ideas, and command of the details.Regards, Shannon