Jonathan Eric Wefel

• Controlled operation of taximeter to accurately track distances and fares.
• Handled upkeep for taxi, added fuels, cleaned exterior and sprayed out interior.
• Used GPS and maps to navigate and find best route to destinations to deliver passengers on time.
• Accepted payments and provided receipts for fares to keep accurate records of transactions.
• Unfortunately the money wasn't good so I quit to search for higher paying jobs.

Learned songs to perform a 3 hour show. We did a 1 hour concert tribute to the band Journey. The other 2 hours were devoted to variety music. We performed at bars, restaurants, music festivals, etc It takes a lot of attention to learn all this music. It was a fantastic experience playing the guitar with heart, soul, emotion, and techniques.

I held 3 positions at Wells Fargo Bank from 2005 to 2012. My job was to sell products to customers ranging from Online Banking, Bill Pay, Home Equity Loans, Lines of credit, credit cards, SBA loans, Home loans and refinancing, etc. We were a call center and took inbound calls. I managed relationships with other department employees to assist our customers. These jobs were customer service.

• Followed proper protocol when notarizing documents, verifying signatures and dates for compliance. I drove 8,000 miles per month and handled 10 to 15 closings per day. It was difficult to continue as my income was burned up by gas.

I taught 60 to 80 guitar students per week. My job was to assist students learn how to play songs by their favorite artists. I taught them how to play songs by Metallica, U2, The Doors, Jewel, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, etc. I also taught creative writing of songs. One student and I co-wrote 50 songs together and performed at her bat mitzvah. I taught basic Music theory or the fundamentals of Music.