Renet Robinson

Background

About Renet Robinson

As a recent graduate with five years of professional, managerial experience with a passion for writing, I believe I offer a unique set of strong writing, organizational, and cooperative skills that would make me well-suited for growing and established companies. Through my education, I have obtained substantial experience in researching difficult materials, writing clear and concise descriptions of researched content, and expressing my desires, opinions, and concerns to others through verbal and written communication. These skills have been further improved upon through frequent use in a professional environment, where it has been required of me to communicate many details in regards to tasks, expectations, and obstacles to both my superiors and inter-office personnel. In the case of both environments, productivity, clarity, and delicacy of language were treated as high priorities, and I believe these traits would be beneficial to any job opportunity. Accompanying my writing skills, are well-improved critical thinking and managerial skills which I believe could only be obtained through active experience in a public working environment. While being a part-time student and maintaining a GPA above 3.5, I have consistently worked a full-time schedule requiring me to delegate tasks, organize and create clerical paperwork, manage fellow employee schedules, as well as conduct interviews and training. Balancing my workload along side the workloads of others, has given me a strong determination, adaptability, and organization that can handle work-volumes of various and high intensity. Currently, I'm working as a freelance resume designer after having recently completed my education. Now, I'm determined to not let my efforts go to waste, and I am eagerly looking for career opportunities where I can use the skills I've gained in a field I'm passionate in. I believe my experience and education has benefited me with qualifications suiting many various editorial and administration fields, and I'm open to relocation wherever it may be required.