Chicamusical asked:


Seeking an employer that needs someone with bilingual fluency in English and Spanish along with an understanding of Latin American culture, history, politics, literature, music, and language. The employer must be looking for someone that is sharp, fast- paced, creative and able to produce ideas when prompted; efficient, and possessing strong customer service skills complemented by a professional appearance. The employment must include opportunities for professional growth, team work, leadership skills, and career advancement planning. Failure to provide appropriate offer will result in rejection.
Resume Postings since 2002:
Yahoo! Hot Jobs, Monster, Careerbuilder, America’s Job bank, USAJobs, Capital area Help Wanted, Times Union, NY Times, Washington Post, Boston Post….

Work experience includes administrative, education, field marketing, human services, modeling, consulting and more.

Currently volunteering to teach youth about Latin American Studies and the Spanish language.

Pursuing a career opportunity that requires a B.A. in Latin American & Caribbean Studies.
I’ve been thinking about relocating to an area that has more diversity and job opportunities. I’m currently assisting the development of a small startup as an administrative professional. Disparities in salary occur at this level and advancement is pending on landing the small business a large contract that will allow for that financial boost necessary to compensate its hardworking employees. I’ve learned a lot of skills that I would not have gained at an already established company.

It has been over 2 years that I have devoted to this small business, which is growing at a very very slow pace (without enough funds to award a deserved pay increase) and I’m ready to move on and try something that utilizes my college education.

What is holding me back is that most of the postings I find relate to administrative support, sales, and customer service.

What I am looking for is a position specifically looking for a Bachelor of Arts in Latin American Studies.

Annie

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