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My name is Abenezer Temesgen and I am a professional data entry clerk and Virtual Assistant. I have done several data entry and VA jobs. Including transcription, pdf to ms word, copy typing .I have professionally done copy writting and Data entry related jobs for over 4 years now. And as a hobby i do different copy writing jobs .because my major is software engineering in college I am computer proficient so I can do data entry jobs easily. And I have great typing speed and accuracy which gives me an edge on copy typing and transcription jobs.. So to sum up due to my computer proficiency, typing speed I am the perfect freelancer for data entry
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Here are the services I offer:
Data Entry
Data Mining
Excel Data Entry
CRM Data Entry
Data Scraping
Copy Paste Work
Data Conversion
PDF to Excel or Word
JPEG to Excel or Word
Typing in Excel or Word
Business Card Entry
Shopify Data Entry
WordPress Data Entry
E-commerce Products Listing
Web Research and Web Scrapping
Data Collection from Linkedln/Instagram
Property Research, Public Record Search
Real Estate Research and Data Entry (Name, Email, Phone, Address etc)
and my other skills are
-Proof reading and editing – Computer
proficient
-Writing course work
-Interpersonal skills
-Grammar principles -Strong
collaborator
-Critical thinking
-Verbal skills
-English fluency
-SEO
-Researching -Testing
And my basic skills that makes me a perfect VA for you are
Good communicator
Resilient / thick skinned
Dependable / reliable / consistent
Versatile / flexible / adaptable
Confident
Resourceful
Organised
Understanding / empathetic / tolerant / patient
Trustworthy / honest
Professional
Accessible
Approachable
Problem solver
Self-motivated
Proactive
WORK HISTORY
Data Entry and Customer Support, 12/2017 to 10/2019
Tecno Ethiopia – Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa Managed documents by organizing forms, making photocopies, filing records, preparing correspondence and creating reports
Corrected any data entry error to prevent later issues such as duplication or data degradation
Kept optimal quality levels to prevent critical errors and support team performance targets
Compiled customer feedback and recommended service delivery improvements to management
Maintained accurate and current customer account data with manual forms processing and digital information updates
Achieved and consistently exceeded revenue quota through product and service promotion during routine calls
Conferred with customers about concerns with products or services to resolve problems and drive sales
Submitted completed orders quickly to maximize delivery efficiency
Delivered prompt service to prioritize customer needs Data Entry Clerk, 03/2015 to 11/2017
Kefyalew Pharmaceuticals – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Obtained necessary signatures on information release forms to obtain medical and treatment records from other service providers
Managed system conversion and maintained minimal downtime during updates
Responded to requests for information from various individuals by providing pdf documents
Reviewed medical records for completeness and filed records in alphabetic and numeric order
Sorted materials and file according to guidelines
Evaluated department procedures and recommended improvements to maximize efficiency
Audited records for accuracy
Received and processed medical records requests
Prepared mailings of information and documentation
Virtual Assistant and Data Entry, 07/2013 to 01/2015
Addis Product Processing – Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Handled logistics, catering, agendas and travel arrangements for meeting and event planning for board of directors, president and executive vice president
Used QuickBooks to produce monthly invoices, reports and other deliverables
Managed documents by organizing forms, making photocopies, filing records, preparing correspondence and creating reports
Sent completed entries to suppliers for evaluation and final approval
Applied data entry knowledge and skills to resolve indecipherable or garbled messages
Produced monthly product reports using advanced Excel spreadsheet functions
Corrected any data entry error to prevent later issues such as duplication or data degradation
Kept optimal quality levels to prevent critical errors and support team performance targets
Entered numerical data into databases with speed and accuracy using 10-key pad
Added documents to file records and created new records to support filing needs
Obtained scanned records and uploaded into database
Scanned files, eliminating outdated records
Outlined appropriate processes and procedures to fulfill and complete inquiries
Entered client information into databases quickly and with minimal errors
Ensured that all computer system information was accurate and up-to-date EDUCATION Bachelor of Science: Software Engineering, 06/2016 Addis Ababa Science And Technology University – Addis Ababa
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