#multiskilled

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My Skill Set: Honed in Courses and Refined through Experience

I've invested in online courses to refine my existing skills and acquire new ones, making me a versatile asset for any digital-focused role. Here's a closer look at some of my key strengths:

Compelling Content Creation:

Coffee Copywriting Course: This course sharpened my written communication skills, allowing me to craft engaging copy that resonates with target audiences. I can now translate complex ideas into clear, persuasive messages across various platforms.

Digital Marketing Expertise:

Social Media Management: Equipped with social media strategy development, content creation, and community engagement skills, I can boost online presence and engagement for businesses. My understanding of digital marketing trends translates into effective campaigns that drive results.

Website Development and Optimization:

WordPress and Marketing: I can expertly build and manage websites using WordPress, integrating content with marketing strategies to achieve business objectives. This ensures your website not only showcases information but also actively contributes to your goals.

Targeted Marketing Campaigns:

Facebook Ads Autopilot: My Facebook Ads skills allow me to navigate platform intricacies and leverage automation for campaign optimization. This ensures your targeted marketing efforts reach the right audience and deliver maximum impact.

Visually Appealing Content:

Graphic Design with Canva: Understanding design principles and utilizing Canva's user-friendly interface, I can create visually engaging graphics to enhance your content and brand image.

These skills, combined with my dedication to continuous learning, make me a valuable asset for any team looking for a versatile and results-oriented individual. I'm confident I can leverage my expertise to contribute significantly to your success.

[freedominhours]

In today's fast-paced and ever-changing world, it's becoming more important than ever to be a generalist. With the rise of automation, artificial intelligence, and the gig economy, specializing in a single skill or industry may no longer be enough to succeed. 

In this video, we explore why being a generalist can be a valuable asset in today's job market and share tips on how to become a successful generalist. We'll discuss the benefits of having a broad range of skills and knowledge, how generalists can adapt to changing industries and job markets, and how they can leverage their skills to excel in a variety of roles. 

Whether you're a recent graduate, someone looking to switch careers, or just interested in learning more about the benefits of becoming a generalist, this video is for you. So, join us as we explore the advantages of being a generalist and how it can help you thrive in today's rapidly evolving job market.

[riris-dock]

Oh yeah baby “new” self insert

Ref. Inder readmore if it works with me this time

[dicasverdes]

Vaga para na Analista de Atendimento - Suporte Multiskill - Empresa de Tecnologia na Concentrix

Vaga para na Analista de Atendimento – Suporte Multiskill – Empresa de Tecnologia na Concentrix

Empresa: Concentrix Descrição da Vaga : e especialização profissional: Telemarketing – Telemarketing / Call Center Receptivo Nível hierárquico: Analista VALORIZADO Tempo… Local: São Paulo – SP Inscreva-se por AQUI Via > Carrerjet

[recrutavagas]

Multiskill abre 100 vagas para candidatos em Home Office, Salários até R$ 1.833,00

Multiskill abre 100 vagas para candidatos em Home Office #recrutavagas

Fornecer serviços multiqualificados aos clientes que usam o aplicativo, fornecer suporte para uso, instalação de serviços e esclarecer quaisquer outros problemas que possam surgir e documentar suas sugestões. Fornecer atendimento ao cliente que fidelize e encante os clientes. Veja também Droga Raia abre vagas para o cargo de Atendente de Loja Senac EAD cursos gratuitos na modalidade a…

[yarpharp]

Hello yes I would like everyone to know that I collect skills and factoids because I get sooooo much serotonin from doing so that it is almost an addiction at this point

[swanconcerto]

redacted characters working in tescos

born from discord… this works for any large supermarket really. this is so long and for what

vincent: he works at self checkouts and gets a lot of enjoyment from iding old ladies to make them feel young again. talks too much and takes forever to help people but he’s pretty so you don’t get mad

lovely: maintenance team. always gets called down to fix the perpetually broken self checkout system but they’re starting to suspect it’s not an accident anymore

sam: he works in the warehouse . registered first aider except he’s never on the shop floor so he never does anything . somehow on really good terms with all of the delivery drivers. is starting to get really freaked out by that one security guard who keeps wandering around in the back

darlin: security guard except they never really do the job properly… like they’re skulking around dark corridors and corners looking for “threats” and david is like can you please just chase after that shoplifter

david: head security guard he likes to stand at the front desk by the doors and just cross his arms and scowl. it’s working spectacularly on deterring crime

angel: works at the customer service front desk and LOVES it. absolutely refuses to be antagonised they’re so 😁😁 even at the rudest of customers. another person who talks too much to be doing a good job. gossips to the customers about store goings-on. keeps trying to engage the grumpy security guard by their desk in conversation with varying levels of success

asher: yeah he’s another security guard what do you expect. but he’s constantly on the move he’s strolling about the store like he owns the place chatting up all the workers and the customers. everyone knows him and loves him but if you even think about shoplifting anything or starting a fight with a worker he’s right behind you “what are you doing there buddy 😆”

babe: shelf-stacker but not in a boring way. genuinely a monster at packing out it is insane. their aisles are so neat and tidy and they’re so fast. that one worker who knows exactly where everything is it’s like they live in the place. so good at their job and isn’t distracted by anything. except maybe one person.

milo: security guard who wants to have the same easygoing respect that asher gets but is far too easily antagonised by kids to earn. saturday afternoons are the worst when all the kids are off of school they come into the store just to piss him off because it’s so easy “now you listen here you little…”

sweetheart: they work in the phone shop! they’re kind of intimidating to talk to but they will help you and only judge you a little bit for not knowing technology. everyone would rather talk to them than the other worker (marcus). has formed an alliance with the kids that come in on saturdays “i’m going to give you this old phone and tell that guard that you’re stealing it, i’ll let you keep it if you make him trip when he’s chasing you”

gavin: slutting it out on the tills. i’m deadly serious he will flirt with everyone who passes through. “do you have a clubcard” has never sounded so sultry before. he’s actually decent at his job but recently he’s been told off several times for getting distracted staring at a certain worker who seems to just be doing everything… maybe it’s time he got trained in other departments

freelancer: multiskiller 🤩 literally another one who seems like they’ve been there forever and just knows how to do everything. they’ve stacked shelves, packed dotcom orders, worked checkouts… freelancer likes the variety and getting to know people in every department

damien: also at the customer service desk AGAINST HIS WISHES and in complete contrast to angel he absolutely hates it and you can so tell. management put him there because he’s so dedicated to the job and well organised and he SEEMS like he would be good at it… but every day damien’s patience is tested to the max. it’s so obvious when a customer is pissing him off. will SNATCH an item out of your hand if you are trying to return it. “what do you mean you didn’t bring your receipt 😑😐”

huxley: works in produce and loves it! super good at lifting all the heavy crates of vegetables. talks to all the loose fruit and vegetables he gets a few weird looks but it is cute. says hey to EVERYONE on his way in especially that one guy at the front desk who always looks like he’s about to pop a vein. no one knows when or why those two starting taking their breaks together but it is certainly a cute sight.

lasko: he works in bakery!!! he used to work on the shop floor but it was too stressful so the nice people from bakery kind of adopted him. likes the routine of making things and then packaging them up. plus minimal customer interaction = he just daydreams for a lot of his shift. although sometimes customers manage to get a hold of him to ask him something and he completely blue-screens. he’s trying his best.

lasko’s listener: for some reason i see them in dairy section in like the fridges? one time they got trapped BRIEFLY in the warehouse fridge with a certain bakery worker. they huddled together for warmth. #sorrynotsorry

kody: petrol station. no one in the main store wants to look at him

guy: delivery driver of course! used to work as a shelf stacker but got a warning for “checking for you in the back ☺️” (sitting in the back on his phone) he was so hopeless when he first got the driver job and got lost all the time but now he’s pretty dependable. will flaunt his little reflective jacket constantly. will also constantly flirt with the hot person working dispatch

honey: the aforementioned hot person working dispatch aka who loads all the delivery trays onto the vans. they really just wanted a job where they could stick their earphones in, do manual labour and not talk to anyone alas this infuriating delivery driver won’t stop bothering them. they’re making out in the back as we speak.

geordi: another shelf-stacker! like lasko, he gets super nervous when people ask him questions on where things are, but he can handle it. usually. more than once has sent someone in the wrong direction and tortured himself over it for the rest of the day. gets a really cute concentrating face when he’s in the zone working so please don’t interrupt him!!!

cutie: works in the clothing section! they look good even in their uniform so you feel kind of nervous when they’re just staring at you picking out some clothes. offers unsolicited opinions but they’re always really helpful so it’s fine. struts about with that clothing rail like it’s their god-given birthright

quinn: cleaner who always gets stuck doing the toilets. takes too many vape breaks

[sauron-kraut]

[flicking through papers]

... blacksmith, lieutenant, dark lord, ...*gasp* suspicious blacksmith in disguise... advisor... priest, necromancer, even DARKER lord!

Truly impressive CV and level of multiskill you got there, [banging fist on table] YOU'RE HIRED!!

[thecutiecollective]

Jessalyn

IG: Jessalyn19

📷 Multiskilled Guy Pic

[thearchercore]

i didnt realize you were also making edits omg youre so cool and talented 💛💛

thank you! i trained myself back then to be a useful multiskilled fandom enjoyer

[myhahnestopinion]

THE AARONS 2023 - Best TV Show

While I do highly recommend all the shows listed here, I don’t expect you to watch that much TV if you don’t want to. We’re The Aarons, not The Marvels. Here are The Aarons for Best TV Show:

#10. My Adventures with Superman (Season 1) - Adult Swim

As James Gunn steels himself for Superman’s big-screen revival, he would be remiss not to take notes from the character’s recent small-screen success. Alongside the still-strong Superman & Lois, the new Adult Swim show confirms the key to the character’s appeal is his good-natured boyish charm. Adventures bolsters this tenderness with pretty animation and a storytelling focus on the young hero’s budding relationships with Lois Lane & Jimmy Olsen. The series stands out with a fresh-spin on its famous rogues gallery, including tantalizing teases of an imminent alien invasion, but it’s this spot-on romantic characterization that will sweep viewers off their feet and up, up, and away. 

#9. Star Trek: Picard (Season 3) - Paramount+

The final installment of the Star Trek spin-off boldly goes where it has never gone before: onto a ‘Best of TV’ list. It only took a complete creative overhaul and the return of the entire Next Generation crew to make it so. Functioning as a mulligan for both that cast’s previous send-off and the first two seasons, Picard’s third outing put the long-standing chemistry of its venerable characters front and center. In between all the nostalgic spaceships and evolving relationships, the show wove a madcap mystery out of surprising pieces from the franchise’s extensive lore. As unbelievable as it sounds, that adaptable energy made Picard one of the bright spots of TV last year (and there are four lights.) 

#8. I’m a Virgo (Season 1) - Amazon Prime

Sorry to Bother You filmmaker Boots Riley made another welcome addition to his idiosyncratic output with I’m a Virgo. If the director’s involvement wasn’t enough of a signal to watch, the premise is even more intriguing: the coming-of-age of a 13-foot-tall Black teenager named Cootie in an absurdist version of Oakland policed by a fanatic billionaire superhero. An awe-inspiring mix of puppetry, prop design, and perspective is used to bring this giant protagonist to life. It’s a tall tale, but not one without real-world relevance. Riley uses the towering position afforded him to champion racial and economic equality; the strangest thing about the surreal show ends up being that Amazon of all places signed off on it.

#7. Barry (Season 4) - HBO

Last year’s Aarons noted that Barry was gunning for a place in television’s greatest works. With a fantastic final season, it hit its target. The culminating episodes consolidated directorial duties in the multiskilled Bill Hader while bifurcating their storyline with a dramatic eight-year time-skip. In the first half, Barry stages a dazzling prison break; the second half makes it clear that the repercussions of one’s actions are far harder to escape from. This complexity further complicated a dark comedy that has always been difficult to define. Though the series got a lot bleaker as it went on, its status as a showbiz satire returned with a vengeance during the final curtain call. Without shying away from the fallout of its violence, Barry still manages to get the last laugh.

#6. The Last of Us (Season 1) - HBO

The Last of Us has been one of the greatest experiences in video games for a decade now; with the first-rate television adaptation, non-gamers now have no excuse to be left behind. The post-apocalyptic road-trip, shepherded by Chernobyl’s Craig Mazin and game creator Neil Druckmann, upgrades the original’s already-impressive production design with the ample resources afforded by HBO. Players will recognize, yet still recoil from, the show’s unsettling set-pieces, but it’s the small deviations from the source material where everything truly clicks into place. Taking advantage of the medium to enrich its world-building and side characters ensured the story held lasting intrigue for new and old fans alike.

#5. Reservation Dogs (Season 3) - FX

The news that Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi’s comedy would end with its third season was met with a lot of reservation since the series remained as brilliant as always. However, the decision secured the show’s ability to go out as one of the top dogs of TV. The final season, like the heartful series as a whole, advocated for embracing one’s community. It embodied this theme by entwining the advancing arcs of its young cast with that of its eccentric elder characters. These mirrored storylines fostered an unforgettable forum for processing grief, celebrating joy, and passing along wisdom between generations. As made explicit by the series finale, Reservation Dogs’ ending should not be viewed as a time of mourning but of happiness for all the life it had.

#4. Mrs. Davis (Miniseries) - Peacock

One of Peacock’s best shots at becoming a competitive streaming service lies in the defiance of an algorithm. Hailing from Watchmen’s Damon Lindelof, the bizarre Mrs. Davis sends devout nun Sister Simone on a quest for the Holy Grail as a last ditch effort to rid the world of an omnipresent artificial intelligence. The miniseries is recommended if you like ambitious sci-fi, spiritual journeys, unpredictable plot-twists, magic tricks, Super Bowl commercials, or chicken wings. The sheer absurdity of its various plot threads may seem at times like a lot of horsing around, but those who hold faith in the show’s ability to bring all those listed things together for a thoughtful conclusion will be richly rewarded. 

#3. Succession (Season 4) - HBO

The popular drama effortlessly rose through the ranks of the Aarons following a full series binge-watch this past year. Considering the nature of the premise, the final season, in which each character suddenly scrambles to enact their ultimate bid for power, was primed from the start to take over as its best. Unlike previous HBO hit Game of Thrones, it succeeded. As always, this was in no small part due to the sharp-tongued transactions between its talented ensemble. The richness of the writing lays bear the tragedy of its characters as they negotiate large acquisitions and influence Presidential elections without ever seeing the strings that are pulling on them. Luckily it’s all overseen with acerbic wit by creator Jesse Armstrong; a show with people this pathetic had no business also being this funny.

#2. The Great (Season 3) - Hulu 

Although it’s not his Favourite, The Great is the crowning achievement of writer Tony McNamara’s career. The third season of the risqué royal dramedy was as inaccurate as ever with the history of Catherine II & Peter III of Russia and no less on point with its scintillating dialogue. Some peculiar highs and precipitate lows in the duo’s tumultuous relationship gave stars Elle Fanning and Nicholas Holt equal opportunities to command viewers’ attention with their disarming performances. The progression of their marriage gave rise to some oddly emotional moments for the largely irreverent series. Those events are yet another example of the series playing fast and loose with the actual facts, but what is irrefutable is that The Great absolutely ruled.

AND THE BEST TV SHOW OF 2023 IS....

#1. Poker Face (Season 1) - Peacock

No lie: Poker Face was the best television of last year. One should have suspected as much from the start given the involvement of Rian Johnson; the mysteries here are every bit as sharp as Knives Out. Face has unique features for both a streaming series and detective show: its case-of-the-week episodes follow a howcatchem format instead of the more common whodunit. This formula folds each installment into an outstanding showcase for first-class actors, writers, and directors, including Russian Doll’s Natasha Lyonne fulfilling all three roles. Her charismatic character Charlie Cale anchors each story in perceptive humanity; that more than enough motive to be all-in on Poker.

NEXT UP: THE 2023 AARONS FOR BEST TV EPISODE!

[aeranas-blog]

My short script: (flash DR)

Lucienne Phara Willis.

Age 25.

Power/meta: Can turn ppl to stone, the instant her eyes see them. If she has glasses or something obstructs the line of sight. Nothing happens. The effect of turning ppl to stone is more a- "putting them in a trance". They're still alive, breathing. They wont take damage or get injured, or otherwise be negatively impacted. It wears off when user wants it to. No matter how fast the person looking in the others eyes are, the effect will still happen. (Ex: flash even at his fastest will turn to stone if he looks in my eyes, the only thing capable of stopping it, is breaking line of sight, like glasses, objects) moving a certain range away.

Skills: multiskilled at most things, no need to delve deeper.

[vreemd]

not to age myself but back when I was a kid we just put dish soap laundry detergent and water together and microwaved it to make slime. now people order it off of amazon like? why? why does everything have to be ordered off of amazon? self sufficiency is fucking dead. apocalypse comes and I'm a fucking wizard just because I'm multiskilled due to poverty

[dicasverdes]

Vaga para na Analista de Atendimento Multiskill | Suporte Técnico na Concentrix

Vaga para na Analista de Atendimento Multiskill | Suporte Técnico na Concentrix

Empresa: Concentrix Descrição da Vaga : um pouquinho sobre a oportunidade? Essa oportunidade é para atuar com: Analista de Atendimento – Suporte Técnico Salário: R… – SAC Nível hierárquico: Analista VALORIZADO Tempo de experiência: Menos de 1 ano Escolaridade Mínima: Ensino… Local: São Paulo – SP Inscreva-se por AQUI Via > Carrerjet

[slayersaided]

PST HEY, YOU! YES, YOU! do you like the demon slayer corps? how about a member of a multiskilled brigade who dedicates his time & energy to serving slayers from the sidelines? please spare a LIKE or REBLOG if you’re willing so i might find more blogs to interact with! mutuals only. personals & minors dni. loved by orzo. 

[sanchoyo]

ummm no im not a 'job hopper' haha...im like barbie. multiskilled. multicareered, even. put some positive framing on my impulsive and flighty nature please 😤