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Emily Rzechula

Clarksville,TN

Summary

Customer Service Representative bringing top-notch skills in oral and written communication, active listening and analytical problem-solving skills. Enhances customer experiences by employing service-oriented behaviors, understanding customer desires, ad providing customized solutions to build loyalty.

Overview

5
5
years of professional experience

Work History

Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Mechanic

US Army National Guard
08.2019 - Current
  • Conducted general maintenance procedures on schedule.
  • Estimated repair time and costs and recommended outside contractors for certain work.
  • Performed weekly inspections of heavy chemical equipment.
  • Performed basic welding, brazing and soldering.

Sandwich Artist

SUBWAY®Restaurants
10.2018 - Current
  • Kept workplace clean and organized in line with restaurant policies.
  • Greeted guests, promoted specials, and took orders.
  • Prepared and presented food in compliance with health and safety guidelines.
  • Trained team members to prepare sandwiches and other items according to instructions.

Shift Supervisor

Auntie Annes
06.2021 - 07.2023
  • Trained new employees and delegated daily tasks and responsibilities.
  • Completed store opening and closing procedures and balanced tills.
  • Resolved customer complaints and issues and offered thoughtful solutions to maintain customer satisfaction.
  • Responded to and resolved customer questions and concerns.

Education

No Degree - Business Administration in Healhcare

Southern New Hampshire University
Hooksett, NH
05.2026

Skills

  • Microsoft Dynamics
  • Issue and Complaint Resolution
  • First-Tier Technical Support
  • Process Optimization

Timeline

Shift Supervisor

Auntie Annes
06.2021 - 07.2023

Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Mechanic

US Army National Guard
08.2019 - Current

Sandwich Artist

SUBWAY®Restaurants
10.2018 - Current

No Degree - Business Administration in Healhcare

Southern New Hampshire University
Emily Rzechula