Manager/Retail Keyholder Resume Example

My Job as the Driver was to ensure the timely and accurate delivery of each of the customer's orders. Following all the guidelines of the motor vehicle policy. Essential part of this job was ensuring accurate part picking upon receiving the order.

The cashier's Job is to be the face of the store. To greet and excel at making the customer have the best experience possible. Digging deep into the root of their issues and solving any and all problems they might have. In all cases available, placing the perfect part into the hands of the customer based on their needs.

• Took inventory of stock and replenished with current merchandise from weekly inventory. Shipped and labeled all defective and returned inventory back to the warehouse.
• Sought out new ways to better serve the customer base. Implimenting new techniques to increase sale opportunities.
• Assisted in the inventory layout resets. As well as creating a few of my own to better serve the employee base to allow for quicker and more accurate part selection when assisting our customers.
• All Duties of the Keyholder as well as the regular Employee.
• Responsible for telecommunications and conference call when ever the GM was unable to attend such. (Rare occasions, but when there was no GM, I was the one who took these roles.)

• Referenced and used various therapy techniques, including psychodynamic, family systems, cognitive behavioral and lifespan integration psychotherapy.
• Counseled clients to help each understand and overcome personal, social and behavioral problems.
• Developed comprehensive treatment plans focusing on accurate diagnosis and behavioral treatment of problems.
• Created and reviewed reports to determine effectiveness of counseling program and make improvements.
• Evaluated patient behavior, moods and other responses to determine correct diagnosis and devise treatment plans.
• Diagnosed mental health, emotional disorders.
• Collaborated with prescribing professionals to get patients necessary medications.
• Organized treatment projects that focused on problem solving skills and creative thinking.
• Checked facility for open windows, locked doors, malfunctioning smoke detectors and other safety hazards.
• Taught clients anger management techniques, relaxation skills, impulse control, social skills, emotional coping skills and functional living skills.
• Documented all patient information including service plans, treatment reports and progress notes.
• Directed emergency response in crisis situations to diffuse tensions and prevent violence.
• Trained and supervised incoming Residential Counselors.
• Monitored behavior in individual and group sessions and intervened when necessary.