In reguards to having skill list fo my resume contest, well here it is

Skills
Computer related
Software
Access and SQL (standerd query languages)
Visual basic
C++
Java: applets, core, scripting
Html, Dhtml, Xml and ftp
Windows scripting
Dos
Ms-office
Flash
Bios updates
Debuging most programs and languages
Security
Writing drivers and editing exsiting one
Server apllications
Cash registors

Harware
Buliding new performance pcs
Upgrading
Trouble shooting
Setting up LANs(local area network)
This includes use of all tools
Crimppers, network signal tester, Hubs, switches
routers, external modems, Ups systems, punch down blocks and patch bays

Non-computer related

Janitorial
All standerd housekeeping task
Floors, stripping and waxing
Grounds keeping

Maintenance
Small engines, Aplliances, electrical,
pest control, and carpentry

I have worked in a clean-room
There I ran a computer operated machine
that produced blank microchip substrate

Factory-work
Production, warhousing and shipping.

Perfoming arts

Music
Choirs, Guitar, Bass and Piano
Acting, Tv camera-man, Sound engineer, and lighting

Art class for 4 years
Painting, sculpting, lithography, drawing, CAD and
abstract

Martial arts
Kempo 7 years, Ti-chi, and judo

Science

Lasers, avation, chemistry, Biology of DNA( tgca )
Sound, light, and Nuclear energy
electronics

Jobs I have done
bailing hay
taking care of horses
furnature sales and delivery
furnature building
stocking
remodeling
landscaping
geological surveying
fast food: line worker and swing-shift manager
cafeteria worker
factory work
pork processing plant
bail enforcment
bouncer

hmm..

Aqua.. are we making a resume for you to go get a job somewhere else, or are we making a resume for your new business?
They'd be totally different kinds of resumes. The resume for your business should boldly define what you can do and what experience you have. This will help build the confidence of the potential customers. You must have their confidence, else things will never fly.

And remember above all... Customer Service is #1. People always say it, but most don't even know the meaning of it. You have to keep your focus on the big picture. Even if you know you're going to lose a bit of money taking care of that customer, the advertisment that you'll be putting out by means of the 'word of mouth' can carry you well. The opposite is true also.
Think about how many times you've gone somewhere, purchased a good or service and it was very poor. How many people did you tell about both?

=)

(sorry, I was a customer service auditor, so it's my passion)

I have had at least 40 clients in the past three years and I am proud to say they were all happy with my work.
Most of those clients are from word of mouth from one client to a new client. So yes I understand how important customer service is.
My rules of business.
Honesty first.
fix the problem quickly
explain or educate on what caused the problem and how to
keep it from happing again.

auqalung77 wrote:

I have had at least 40 clients in the past three years and I am proud to say they were all happy with my work.
Most of those clients are from word of mouth from one client to a new client. So yes I understand how important customer service is.
My rules of business.
Honesty first.
fix the problem quickly
explain or educate on what caused the problem and how to
keep it from happing again.

Great.
Now, is the resume for you or the business?

Resume for me