Paul Taylor

Chesterfield, VA

currently: Job hunting

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What kind of job are you looking for?

Video game artist or portrait artist.

Posted @ 02:45PM, June 22, 2008 by Paul Taylor | Permalink
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Work history

Game Stop and Electronics Boutique October 2007 to June 2008
Senior Game Assistant

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How would you describe your time at Game Stop and Electronics B...?

I enjoyed talking to and assisting customers in game and system selection, learned a lot about retail and the operational aspects of the company. However, due to the high-volume customer base, lack of experience and insufficient training in some aspects, I was unable to attain my full potential and avoid some errors. I was performing as management without the responsibilities of scheduling, but believe I was promoted too quickly. I was prepared to work long hours and do even the most tedious of tasks such as alphabetizing hundreds of games, and cleaning the store.... read more
J & S Repair Service June 2007 to August 2007
helper

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How would you describe your time at J & S Repair Service?

Part time summer job between semesters at VCU to earn money for school.

Education

virginia commonwealth university August 2004 to May 2008
Sculpture and Extended Media

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How would you describe your time at virginia commonwealth unive...?

It was the most enjoyable time of my life as a sculpture major with a minor in painting and printmaking. It was a lot of work with all the project deadlines, but I managed to make these deadlines, learned a lot of new skills and refined my skills attained in high school and earlier.

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