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Medical Assistant
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SIER D. SWINDLE
2544 Stockbridge Dr. Building 5 Apt. 18 46268 Indianapolis, IN home : 317- 399-5773.Cell: 317-200-4863 lcdakid@gmail.com

Objective & Skills To bring valuable and great customer service to the work place, great communication skills and a great hard working attitude ready to work attitude every day. Ready to perform my work duties given to me great listening and learning skills. Ready to be trained anytime adjust to the work environment fast. 3yrs customer service experience, customer service retail 4yrs stocking and packing, experience warehouse 3yrs Production Associate experience, manufacturing company (factory) 2yrs construction training and work experience (carpentry) 1yrs law enforcement & Psychology study 1yr cleaning experience (housekeeping) 4yrs of warehouse experience, Manufacturing/Prouction Experience. 2yrs maintenance 4yrs Customer Service Experience 2yrs Supervisor/managing Experience Experience Job title: Store clerk Company: 21st Amendment Date: July 12, 2013 - present Job title: ICQA (inventory Control Quality Assurance) Company: Amazon.com Whitestown, IN Date: September 4, 2012 - November 8, 2012 Job title: Lead Cashier, Supervisor, Maintenance Company: Jewels Osco Kankakee, IL Date: March 30, 2010 - April 5, 2012 Job title: Warehouse Associate Company: Sony Co. Date: April 16, 2012 – August 10, 2012

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