Things I've been sold and can't afford:
- Study Abroad
- Range Rover
- Loft in Manhattan, or anything in Manhattan for that matter
- Perfect Vision
- Designer this, that, everything...wow that covers a lot for me.
- Education. Sad.
I functioned as a receptionist with JP Morgan, not two years but a few months during an internship. really. its not hard to smile and transfer phone calls. anyone who needs 2 years to perfect that position...lets not even go there.
class of 2006. Murry Bergtraum H.S.
Baruch College Student.
Why yes, I do strive to please wachovias clientele. I love problem solving.
Yes, I am a self starter. I wouldn't slack off and play solitaire at the computer if I didn't have anything to do. I'd start cleaning, organizing, or doing anything else to keep myself busy.
Yes. I am a team player with quite the can-do attitude. I spent a year playing softball, have completed numerous group projects in school, in my current position we all work together to figure out how to improve our program.
My life consist of prioritizing and multitasking.
Yes, I studied all of the MS office applications in high school. I am certified in MS excel by Microsoft Office.
Yes.
Spoken in front of large groups. Including city council.
Ok. Did I miss anything? Oh yes. I have a professional appearance. Which I didn't get from your employees. Open toed shoes, sleeveless shirts, not pretty? ok I was kidding about that last part.
sorry about everything being lowercase. and grammatical errors. i don't have time to consume myself with that because i'm job hunting.
I think I might be over exagerating about the entire thing. but it is the first job that I've interviewed for and didn't get. i want to take it as a sign of better things to come but i really wanted this because its such a simple position that i know i would do well in. and the whole 'i really enjoyed you...call me at the end of the summer' really peeves me. if you really liked me why didn't you convince your supervisor that i was a better candidate? why would i call you at the end of the summer? i need work now. the second interviewer was more concerned with the new CEO's announcement that my qualifications for the position.
Furthermore, maybe someone was better qualified. the only thing i can think of is someone who has had a consistent position as a receptionist. but i would assume that you can get a better position if you have more experience.
In all, its not hard to be a receptionist. anyone, well almost anyone, can do it. smiling, transfering calls, pressing open door. WOW. CHALLENGING.
fin.
******courtesy of http://www.perezhilton.com/ i couldnt find the normal picture of her so its perez's version lol.
OR THIS!
I'd get the big deal.
watevs.