Employment - Resumé







Relevant Work Experience



4. Other


  • Oasis Lawns

    February 1988 - December 1988
    Manager of own lawnmowing and treelopping business

    Running this business successfully required quality customer service and a friendly and positive attitude. I was challenged to be innovative and self-sufficient. I kept my own accounts.


  • Retail - BP Service Station, Riverton WA
    1996
    Console Operator/Shop Assistant

    Customer service on computer console. Continual tidying and shelving of stock. Also took lone night shift with various extra responsibilities. Use of EFTPOS and manual credit card facilities.


  • Murdoch University Library, Perth WA
    1990
    Library Assistant

    Duties at the university library consisted of shelving neatly and in correct order; directing students to relevant areas; and security.


  • Murdoch University, Perth WA
    June 1997 - December 1997
    Casual Research Assistant to Dr Ian Barns

    Duties included intricate bibliographic research and recommendations on books and articles. This was one of two short-term positions I held at Murdoch University (the other being in the library) and they provided me with interesting experience in the way the academic world works.

    Contact: Dr Ian Barns, (08) 9360 6000


  • Murdoch University, Perth WA
    1999
    Research Assistant to Dr Chris Lund

    Duties entailed reorganisation of department library and update of database.

    Contact: Dr Chris Lund, (08) 9360 6000


  • Library and Information Services, City of Melville, WA
    May 2000 - 2001
    Library and Information Services Casual (averaging 38 hours per week)

    • Library
    • Community Information
    • Heritage & Museum Services

    In this position I draw upon local knowledge, knowledge of books, and people skills to provide extensive customer service including: community information; research aid in recommending books, journals and websites plus assistance where required; database maintenance; library circulation processing; research for heritage and community enquiries.


Summary of Skills


  • Good people skills and friendly telephone manner
  • Awareness of different viewpoints – community and council
  • Patience when dealing with different viewpoints
  • Computer literate – PC and Macintosh – Microsoft Word, Outlook Express, Explorer, Netscape, Lotus, Excel, MicroPay
  • Excellent numeracy
  • Creativity and imagination
  • Willingness to do the ‘mundane’ along with the ‘interesting’








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