Experience

IMS EVOLVE

• United Kingdom
• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Infrastructure Support Engineer

  • Sep 2013 - Present



Samsonite

• Belgium
• Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Store Supervisor

  • Nov 2010 - Aug 2013

  As the supervisor it is my job to make sure all members of staff are doing their jobs efficiently and to delegate jobs to them. I also have to hold the store whenever the manager or assistant manager are off. In which case I also have to handle customer and staff complaints should there be any. I also have to update the store figures each morning with what we did the day before as well as organize deliveries when they come in. As the supervisor it is my job to make sure all members of staff are doing their jobs efficiently and to delegate jobs to them. I also have to hold the store whenever the manager or assistant manager are off. In which case I also have to handle customer and staff complaints should there be any. I also have to update the store figures each morning with what we did the day before as well as organize deliveries when they come in.



Samsonite

• Belgium
• Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Key Holder

  • Sep 2006 - Jul 2009

  As a Key holder I needed to have very good personal skills and customer service. I was also given extra responsibilities in being able to cash up at the end of shift, deal with repairs and damages as well as refunds and exchanges. I also had to hold the store in the morning at times until at least a supervisor started work. As well as holding the store in the evening to close up when all other members of staff had gone home. As a Key holder I needed to have very good personal skills and customer service. I was also given extra responsibilities in being able to cash up at the end of shift, deal with repairs and damages as well as refunds and exchanges. I also had to hold the store in the morning at times until at least a supervisor started work. As well as holding the store in the evening to close up when all other members of staff had gone home.