James Harris

A polite, determined, young adult who has good interpersonal and communication skills. Organised and effective with a keen work ethic and very much willing to put in the extra effort to get things done. Seen as a very thoughtful and kind individual, who is happy to work as a part of a team.  

Employment experience

Jefferson arms-(august 2021-Febuary 2021) employed as a waiter and kitchen assistant. I had to work at a fast pace in the kitchen preparing food and also welcoming customers,

taking their orders and waiting on the tables.

Hackett London- (July – October 2022) employed as a sales associate. I worked serving customers, I always try my best to make sure the customers are having a pleasurable experience shopping, this includes helping them with sizes and making sure that the product fits the person correctly. In my role I also have to make sure the shop is to a high standard. I have had complements from staff saying I am quick learner and always trying my hardest.   

Timberland- (October – June) employed as a sales associate. I worked serving customers, I worked in many different areas of the store such as: Men’s footwear, Apparel, women’s footwear, tills, and stock room. I always made sure that I provided the costumers with the best help I can give them and made sure that customers were satisfied with their purchases. I’ve had complements from managers on my work ethic and repour with customers.

Spring espresso – (July – January) employed as an all-rounder I worked alongside other staff to ensure a smooth hospitality experience. I work font of house and barista. During the winter months it was extremely busy so being organised and quick was essential to making sure everything ran smoothly. I’ve had great customer feedback and college feedback saying I am a pleasure to work with.

Little blondie backhouse – ( January – August) employed as a barista I worked serving customers while also multitasking to make sure that all customers where attended to as it was a takeaway only shop this was important as it assured people wouldn’t be standing  waiting. During these months the shop took off on socials media meaning there where extremely busy times which was key for me to be quick and organised. I had amazing feedback from customers complementing me on my politeness and kindness.  I also occasionally had to work with not supervisors in the shop which meant that I had to push my leadership skills to keep the shop running smoothly.

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