Timeshre industryWhat type of job are you looking for? I browsed trough your web page great interest. I believe my educational background and my work related duties in timeshare industry including direct and face to face Sales and Marketing for almost 18 years in many different countries including Dubai, UK and Spain qualifies me for consideration for the position. Being able to speak five different languages as well, I am sure it will be a great advantage in this field. I look forward to discuss how my skills can be of value to any company as it prepares to move forward and face new challenges. What nationality are you? Swedish What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English, Swedish, Farsi and good understanding of Spanish, Danish, Norwegian and Turkish languages. What country or area are you looking to work in and why? I am open to any as I have proved I can sell no matter where. What countries have you worked in? United Kingdom, Spain, Canary Islands and Dubai. What countries do you have a visa to work in? Any as I have Swedish citizenship. What field do you currently work in? Manager and T.O What fields have you worked in before? Been in the indusry for nearly 18years. Have done coldline, inhouse, Manager and T.O What qualifications do you hold? Studied Business Administration, Management and Marketing at the Institute of Business. Studied Psychology for four years part time at Sussex University, UK. Received technical product and Negotiating training in numerous courses and seminars throughout my career. Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Skills. No school can teach you life experience. Describe the benefits of working with others Being a team player I get along with others without any problem. Because I have lived in many countries and travelled extensively, I have a large contact network in many parts of the world and different walks of the life. Describe the benefits of working alone No one else to blame on when things dont go as planned. What was your worst working experience? Mac Donalds when I was 15. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? You never get the 2nd chance for first impression and take aways is greatest tool in selling. What unique skills do you have? I klick with people very easily. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Long term job in a beautiful 5star resort somewhere warm near my family, my wife and daughter What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Meeting new people and new challenges everyday. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Being away from family. When can you move? Anytime. Sooner, better. How can potential employers contact you? E-mail will be the easiest as I move around. | 
