Karyl

Japanese Translator, VA, IT Helpdesk, Copywriter, Programmer

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Overview

Looking for full-time work (8 hours/day)

at $5.00/hour ($880.00/month)

Bachelors degree

Last Active

May 30th, 2023 (330 days ago)

Member Since

January 14th, 2022

Profile Description

- Appian application Developer
- Business and organization Manager
- Customer service representative
- Cisco call manager support
- Radio DJ
- Japanese translator
- Copywriter
- Excellent communication skills,
- Hardworking and detail-conscious,
- Team player and multitasker,
- Proven leadership and management skills,
- Flexible with any working environment
Fluent in
- English (TOEIC certified),
- Japanese (JLPT N3 certified),
- Filipino (Native speaker),
- Waray (Native speaker), and
- Korean (Basic level).

Top Skills

Office and Administration » Microsoft Excel

Office and Administration » Email Management

Other Skills

Professional Services » Architectural Services

Customer Support

Customer Support » Phone Support

Customer Support » Phone Support » English Speaking

Marketing » Copywriting

Marketing » Content Creation » Creative Writing

Marketing » Content Creation » eBook Writing

Marketing » Content Creation » Proofreading

Marketing » Content Creation » Technical Writing

Marketing » Content Creation » Microblog Content Writing

Customer Support » Email Support

Customer Support » Technical Support

Office and Administration » Personal Assistant

Basic Information

Age
28
Gender
Female
Website
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Address
MANILA, NCR, CITY OF MANILA, FIRST DISTRICT (Not a Province)
Tests Taken
None
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