A Resume to Grab Eyeballs for Transport and Logistics

Customer service has gained a far greater recognition than any other kind of industry. When you combine this with other qualifications you get a skill set that can prove to be very beneficial to the company as a whole.This bouquet of advantages can bring in the much needed success that any organization requires. That is exactly what Chris Attardo has done with an education earned from Penn State University and a whole lot of experience earned on the job and through skilled application of the skills he has learnt through his entire career.

 

A Skill Set that Works

The advantage of getting an education through a research University is that Chris Attardo got an all-round schooling which led him to understand what it is to create something using a great combination of ideas, on-job experience and something that can only be learnt from experts themselves. This is the foundation forbeing in life. With this fundamental thinking, it was easy for Chris to gel himself with all kinds of job opportunities and also to become someone who could look at a system and understand what needs to be done to make it even better.

 

Some things Needs to be done

A resume can set someone apart from other applicants by the virtue of the names the individual has in it. With companies like Brenham, Earnest and Young, Canadian, SAP and Microsoft there was no doubt that Chris Attardo would be able to achieve all that he had dreamed of in 1994 when he graduated from Penn State University. How else would he get the confidence to announce to Berhnham (his first job) that their transportation and logistics program simply could not deliver the performance they were hoping for? He worked towards and was able to overhaul the system making it more practical and up-to-date for current practices.

 

Successful Assignments

During more recent times, Chris Attardo’s appointment with Oracle, SAP and Microsoft has opened up his repertoire to the more global corporations and their workings. Moreover managing leadership positions in almost all of his latest assignments has increased his knowledge of what the management has to challenge in order to achieve more �" more business volume, more market share and more revenues. This will ultimately benefit the company itself. What else does an organization need to become a household name?

 

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