tyler mull

I was a leasing agent at the apartment complex in which I lived at the time. I improved my customer service skills by helping residents and giving tours to future residents. I was able to use my sales techniques to make numerous sales. I also learned many office skills, such as talking to residents/customers on the telephone, using Microsoft Word and Excel, and sending professional E-mails.

This was my first real job and I learned many important and basic skills here. I made pizzas, cut pizzas, delivered pizzas, took orders via telephone, cashier, food preparation, and washed dishes. These tasks helped me develop customer service skills, how to work in a fast-paced environment with a team, time/task management, and responsibility. I worked here for most of my high school career.

I participated in many different tasks at this ice cream distribution company. I delivered ice cream, sold ice cream at large events, answered phones, developed new menus for trucks, and performed warehouse duties. I was able to see many different aspects as to how a business runs while working here.

This was a 3-4 month long internship that I participated in during the Summer of 2015. I was a door-to-door salesperson for most of the day, who sold AT&T U-Verse to unsuspecting customers. The other part of the day was spent either being trained or training others. I built my customer service skills and learned many sales techniques. I also learned how to train new employees and how to interview future employees.

I am in the last year of a 4-year Bachelor of Arts degree in Advertising. I have taken many advertising and marketing courses, learning much about both of these fields. The time I did not spend studying was spent working mostly, I worked many short time jobs at restaurants and on campus. One organization I am involved with is called Apparel Ambassadors Student Network, which involves advertising for different companies on campus. Activities and Societies: Apparel Ambassadors Student Network, IM Leagues