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Valerie Said:

Can you please fix the last sentence of this last paragraph? Thanks a bunch?

We Answered:

Do you need to approve this request or will your supervisor's approval suffice?

Felix Said:

Would you hire me for a call center position if you saw this?

We Answered:

You have to sell yourself and sell your skills. Its not strictly opinion and when they interview you, they will ask for specific examples anyway, to allow you to provide the facts behind your statements. A lot of what you already have is along the same lines anyway. How is 'maintained professionalism' and 'gained trust' any different to the stuff that VBoy suggested?

The point of a resume and cover letter is to sell yourself for the position. To advertise the skills you have and the experience you have. What you have provided is the experience, but you also need to highlight your unique skills. What is it that you can provide and contribute to the company?

Btw, 'Skilled in working in various windows' makes no sense at all. Are you talking about Windows Office software, Windows operating systems? You also need to be more specific. 'Various electronic reports' doesn't provide much information.

Maureen Said:

Would you hire me for a call center customer service job if you saw this?

We Answered:

I have run , hired, and contracted for call centers and I have to tell you that you are light in experience. The first thing this calls to mind is how long.
You are young and have beefed up your job description but how long did you stick with the job.
How long would you stick here.
Call centers require people that can take the heat, control the conversation and always be enthusiastic.
I would change my work history from being in charge to dealing successfully with the public and patients.
Just trying to offer constructive criticism for you to consider . Not evaluating your worth by this short resume.

Clara Said:

What is the effective rate of interest of the loan? Show the formula or computation.thanks?

We Answered:

I do not understand why the interest is included in the present worth. Thus, you are, in effect, paying the interest twice. Anyway, if all you want is the effective interest rate, it doesn't matter how much you borrow.
The general formula is:
ieff = [1 + (r/m)]^m -1 where r is the nominal (annual ) advertised rate; m is the number of compounding periods/year.
ieff = [1 + 0.18/12]^12 - 1 = 0.1956, or 19.56%