Saturday, August 8, 2015

Administrative Assistant Resume Sample

Here’s an administrative assistant resume sample that is written using the combination format. It illustrates how to set up your resume if you’ve worked at several companies through a temporary staffing agency.
If you have been at a lot of companies doing temp work, it is important to structure your resume carefully so it doesn’t appear that you have been job jumping. Employers are usually concerned when they see too many jobs in a short period of time on a resume because they worry you have either quit or been fired many times, and that raises concerns in their minds about your work ethic or your ability to do the job well.
With temp positions, you work for a lot of different employers because of the nature of the work, not because of any concerns with your ability to do the job. The best way to show work through a temporary agency on your resume without appearing to be job jumping is to list the staffing agency as the employer and group all of the jobs together as you will see in the example below.
That way, you get to show all of your experience without having to list a lot of short contracts.

Administrative Assistant Resume Sample

Anna Fakenameafakename@emailprovider.com
456 Imaginary Street, City, StateHome: (000) 000-0000 Cell: (555) 555-5555

PROFILE
Bilingual administrative assistant with exceptional computer skills and eight years of experience providing administrative support in nonprofit community agencies.
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
  • Maintain over 80% success rate in job search workshop; consistently met and exceeded program and agency targets
  • Individually and as a team, developed and implemented successful marketing strategies which doubled program intake numbers
  • Instrumental in establishing new and successful programs within the agency, including building community awareness and refining program delivery and data management
  • Part of a team that consistently provides welcoming, professional and nonjudgmental client support
EXPERIENCE
Administrative Assistant, Anytown Temporary Agency, City, State2013-present
  • Successfully completed several contract positions including a three month contract at ABC
  • Company, and a six month contract at XYZ Company
  • Schedule appointments, prepare correspondence and manage invoices
  • Standardized paper and digital filing system
  • Answer a multi-line phone system; handle 50 to 60 calls per day
Administrative Assistant, XYZ Resource Center, City, State2006-2012
  • Greeted clients, assisted clients in finding print and online materials in the resource center and scheduled appointments for three counselors
  • Scheduled quarterly meetings and handled travel arrangements for 3 senior managers; arranged meal orders, prepared audio-visual equipment, made travel arrangements and maintained documentation for expense reports
  • Compiled and prepared presentation visual aids for weekly and quarterly meetings
  • Purchased business supplies, maintained cost records and ensured costs remained within budget; negotiated contract with existing suppliers, which resulted in 20% savings in the cost of all office supplies
  • Created volunteer training manual, which streamlined training of 20 volunteers, clarified responsibilities and eliminated duplication of tasks
  • Updated company website on a weekly basis and compiled monthly office newsletter
  • Organized annual general meetings; researched and booked venues, booked travel and accommodations for guest speakers, and arranged catering
EDUCATION
Advanced Microsoft Office Certificate, XYZ College, City, State2013
Office Administration Diploma, ABC College, City, State2006

Administrative Assistant Resume Formatting Tips

Here is the same resume with notes added about formatting.

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Saturday, August 1, 2015

Crime in Apple Valley is decreasing

Crime in Apple Valley seems to be on the decline. Crime data from 1989 shows the late 80s and early 90's experienced total violent crime over 300 incidences. Even though Apple Valley population has grown, crime has come down, in absolute terms. Although with latest data from 2012 showing there was an uptick.


Crime reported by Apple Valley, California
Year Months reporting Population
coverage
Number of offenses reported

Crime rate per 100,000 population

Violent crime

Property crime

Violent crime

Property crime

Violent crime total Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter Forcible rape Robbery Aggravated assault Property crime total Burglary Larceny-
theft
Motor vehicle theft Violent Crime rate Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter rate Forcible rape rate Robbery rate Aggravated assault rate Property crime rate Burglary rate Larceny-
theft rate
Motor vehicle theft rate

1989 12 32,806 342 2 13 45 282 1,940 682 998 260 1,042.5 6.1 39.6 137.2 859.6 5,913.6 2,078.9 3,042.1 792.5
1990 12 46,079 336 0 12 44 280 2,027 806 985 236 729.2 .0 26.0 95.5 607.7 4,399.0 1,749.2 2,137.6 512.2
1991 12 47,038 213 3 12 54 144 2,324 993 1,104 227 452.8 6.4 25.5 114.8 306.1 4,940.7 2,111.1 2,347.0 482.6
1992 12 47,792 295 3 17 55 220 2,227 739 1,257 231 617.3 6.3 35.6 115.1 460.3 4,659.8 1,546.3 2,630.1 483.3
1993 12 52,080 352 7 16 66 263 2,644 916 1,457 271 675.9 13.4 30.7 126.7 505.0 5,076.8 1,758.8 2,797.6 520.4
1994 12 52,447 293 2 20 82 189 2,536 791 1,420 325 558.7 3.8 38.1 156.3 360.4 4,835.4 1,508.2 2,707.5 619.7
1995 12 52,255 255 6 14 76 159 2,597 843 1,382 372 488.0 11.5 26.8 145.4 304.3 4,969.9 1,613.2 2,644.7 711.9
1996 12 52,733 224 5 14 71 134 2,561 991 1,243 327 424.8 9.5 26.5 134.6 254.1 4,856.5 1,879.3 2,357.2 620.1
1997 12 53,377 192 2 13 79 98 2,248 844 1,141 263 359.7 3.7 24.4 148.0 183.6 4,211.6 1,581.2 2,137.6 492.7
1998 12 56,283 207 2 10 72 123 2,048 567 1,270 211 367.8 3.6 17.8 127.9 218.5 3,638.8 1,007.4 2,256.5 374.9
1999 12 57,267 216 2 8 60 146 1,790 531 1,072 187 377.2 3.5 14.0 104.8 254.9 3,125.7 927.2 1,871.9 326.5
2000 12 54,239 186 5 11 40 130 1,725 613 868 244 342.9 9.2 20.3 73.7 239.7 3,180.4 1,130.2 1,600.3 449.9
2001 12 55,247 166 2 10 42 112 1,761 530 1,025 206 300.5 3.6 18.1 76.0 202.7 3,187.5 959.3 1,855.3 372.9
2002 12 56,232 248 4 13 69 162 1,993 593 1,162 238 441.0 7.1 23.1 122.7 288.1 3,544.2 1,054.6 2,066.4 423.2
2003 12 58,533 204 4 5 78 117 2,125 529 1,268 328 348.5 6.8 8.5 133.3 199.9 3,630.4 903.8 2,166.3 560.4
2004 12 60,769 228 3 17 64 144 2,019 542 1,143 334 375.2 4.9 28.0 105.3 237.0 3,322.4 891.9 1,880.9 549.6
2005 12 63,055 253 4 20 43 186 2,224 603 1,227 394 401.2 6.3 31.7 68.2 295.0 3,527.1 956.3 1,945.9 624.9
2006 12 65,743 247 2 17 74 154 2,103 652 1,077 374 375.7 3.0 25.9 112.6 234.2 3,198.8 991.7 1,638.2 568.9
2007 12 71,211 269 2 22 78 167 1,902 535 1,117 250 377.8 2.8 30.9 109.5 234.5 2,670.9 751.3 1,568.6 351.1
2008 12 72,591 338 3 17 79 239 1,791 570 1,015 206 465.6 4.1 23.4 108.8 329.2 2,467.2 785.2 1,398.2 283.8
2009 12 72,200 266 1 20 54 191 1,764 557 1,003 204 368.4 1.4 27.7 74.8 264.5 2,443.2 771.5 1,389.2 282.5
2010 12 69,135 188 2 22 58 106 1,889 592 1,107 190 271.9 2.9 31.8 83.9 153.3 2,732.3 856.3 1,601.2 274.8
2011 12 69,948 157 4 16 53 84 1,952 685 1,052 215 224.5 5.7 22.9 75.8 120.1 2,790.6 979.3 1,504.0 307.4
2012 12 70,823 221 3 7 65 146 1,874 694 977 203 312.0 4.2 9.9 91.8 206.1 2,646.0 979.9 1,379.5 286.6



Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Best 25 websites to post jobs free

We’ve included the job aggregators Indeed.com and SimplyHired.com, where you can do a job listing search quickly and efficiently, Monster.com, because it’s packed with free advice about job search basics like résumé and cover letter writing, Idealist.org because it’s the best job board for non-profit jobs and volunteer opportunities and USAJobs, the massive listing of federal jobs. We’ve also referenced the careers site of our competitor, The Wall Street Journal, because it’s full of high-quality content (and even sometimes includes links to our stories). Our No. 10 recommendation is really a piece of advice: Find a site that is specific to your career area, like finance or technology or journalism, and check listings there. In Pictures: The 10 Best Websites For Your Career As we launch the lists, I feel compelled to say, as I’ve written numerous times before, that no job seeker should spend all day on the internet, reading career advice and sending résumés into the black hole of online postings. Rather, the web should be a place where you can get help and advice on job search basics like writing a résumé and LinkedIn profile, preparing for interviews and salary negotiations and researching and mulling over job options. If you’re in job search mode, coaches recommend you spend no more than 10% of your time online. The rest of the time should be devoted to pursuing leads, networking, researching companies where you want to work and getting out and meeting people in person.

RECOMMENDED SITE:

CBCJOBS.com


  1. Submit the job on the following free sites. The websites are ordered by country (International goes first):
CBCJobs.com
Awesome site that feeds out to many other job boards and websites
AllDevJobs
Job listings are free for a limited time. Jobs are indexed by Google, SimplyHired, Indeed, TwitterJobSearch. They appear on sites like Alltop, MashedJobs, and the Job Pile and are posted to our 450+ job-seeking twitter followers.
Jobvertise
You can post the jobs or search over 800,000 resumes in the database - both for free.
Post Job Free
Your job post will be automatically distributed (cross-posted) to 13 popular job search sites.
devBistro
The site boasts over 280,000 visitors each month, giving you a great chance of finding the talent you need to get the job done.
SoftDevJobs
Job postings are free for 30 days.
Hire Fire
1 Job Posting + 50 CV/Resume Access is for Free for 60 Days.
Gigajob
Free job postings and resume searching.
Learn4Good Jobsite
Learn4Good.com receives over 30 million unique visitors a year. Free job opening for 6 months.
Telecommuting Techies
Use this site if a telecommuting employee is an option for you.
searchjobscareers.com
Search Jobs Careers.com is dedicated to offer FREE and unlimited job postings, job searches, personal resumes and CV’s.
Microsoft ASP.NET Forums
ASP.NET community forum which has a section on job openings.
Forum at Redho.com
Free forum with open positions for IT specialists.
C # Corner
Free job postings at C # Corner community site.
ResumePromo
Posting and searching the jobseekers resume database online for free.
InovaHire
Job openings in US, UK, DE, CA, CN, IN and AU.
Job ad venture
Free job postings, searching resumes is paid.
Today’s Classifieds
Today’s Classifieds specializes in telecommuting and programming jobs.
ITJobsCareerUSA
Simple job posting site covering USA.
JobSpider
JobSpider.com is a free employment information exchange job board actually modeled from craigslist.org.
Get Job
Your free job ad for 120 days.
FindaJobAlready
Easy-to-use, well organized site with free job postings.
Free Job Boards Post Jobs  
Free of charge for up to 30 days.
Best Jobs UK
Free job postings up to 3 months.
Australian JobSearch
JobSearch receives around 17, 000 visitors a day and has 900, 000 job seekers registered.
OZ Free Online
OzFreeOnline.com is one of the largest FREE classified sites in Australia with thousands of people visiting the site everyday.

Free Online Classifieds

  • Craigslist is the nation's largest free classified ad provider, but it now charges for job postings in most cities. You can still post free job announcements on Kijiji, an online classified service owned by eBay. This site has been operating since 2007 and covers nearly as many U.S. cities as Craigslist, as well as some in Canada.

Social Media Sites

  • Many social media sites have free classifieds and job-posting options. Once you register and join these sites, you can send your job vacancy announcements through the social media network directly or by using job boards for specific groups and industries. LinkedIn and Twitter are two of the most active sites; both allow you to target your job postings by participating in appropriate interest groups.
    On LinkedIn, once you create a profile and join groups, you can post positions in discussions or on each group's job board. To post on Twitter, you simply tweet your job opportunities to your followers. After you register, look around the site and start following some of the key people whose interests fit your mission. As you gain followers and update your status messages, you can inform people of your job opportunities. With only 140 characters, you need to practice brevity and create short URLs that link to the full job description on your site. Twitter has quite a few job feeds that you can use as examples for implementing a social media job posting strategy.

More Alternatives

  • The nation's labor departments do not charge fees for employment posting. Because the unemployed must register with the state labor office, your vacancy announcement will get plenty of views from eager, motivated applicants. Visit the U.S. Department of Labor to find the labor department for every state. Most college and university career services offices do not charge fees for posting your job announcements. In addition to providing information to current students, many career service offices also provide job leads to alumni through newsletters and special e-mails. Don't overlook national associations and community organizations that may be relevant to your recruitment needs. Contact them to find out if they provide job leads to their members.