US Citizen Looking for Job in PanamaWhat type of job are you looking for? IT, Telecom, Systems Analysis, Project Manager, Systems Engineer, Systems Technician, University teacher. What nationality are you? American What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English What country or area are you looking to work in and why? I desire to work in Panama. The cost of living is very reasonable and I believe that I can bring value and experience, to help build this developing country. What countries have you worked in? United States What field do you currently work in? Teaching What fields have you worked in before? Arospace Systems Engineer/Technician. Food processing systems. Teacher in the University System What qualifications do you hold? Associates Degree, General Education and Electronics. Bachelors Degree, Telecommunication Systems Management, and Business Management. Masters Degree, Information Systems Management, and Business Management. Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? Both are important. Formal education and continuous ongoing education keeps one abreast of changing technologies and business perspectives in regards to techology and how companies might use the technologies to remain c0mpetitive in the market place. Skills on the other hand, is a measure as to how one might apply those business and technological skills and advances to help grow their companies bottom line ie, Profit. Describe the benefits of working with others One of the greatest thing that any company desires are a group of team players (employees), who understand the companies objectives and goals, and who work harmoneously to impliment those goals and objectives in a timely manner and within budget. Describe the benefits of working alone There are certain advantages of working alone depending on the project. Quite naturally, no one knows everything about everything, and often times need the expertise of a co-worker/manager. However, if all is well, and the person who is working alone is confident as to the task at hand then he/she should be able to accomplish the task in a timely manner without to much interuptions from others. What was your worst working experience? Trying to complete a project without the proper tools, prints, information, and open evaluation, of the work to accomplish. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? The most important lessons that I have learned in my career is that there is always room to learn and grow. Don't be fearful to let others know that you don't know everything. Using the expertise and knowledge of others who may bring value to the project. And remembering that the company is in business to make a profit, and not to baby sit. What unique skills do you have? Electronics, Mechanical, systems troubleshooting. Information systems and telecommunications systems Troubleshooting. Understanding of various business software that is most popular in the work place. Project Management, and Systems Analysis. Understanding of the project team and work ethics mentality. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Systems evaluation and troubleshooting. Management. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? Always growing and evolving. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Paper work upon paper work and reports. Please replace this with a question of your own Is there anyone out there who could use my world of knowledge and experience to help grow and profit their company? How can potential employers contact you? Vance C. Whitworth vcwhitworth@yahoo.com 909-227-6433 | 
