robert alvarez resume august 2016
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Robert Alvarez 8950 Old Creek Drive, Elk Grove, CA 95758 //
(916)747-3927 // [email protected]
Objective To apply a constantly evolving, consumer oriented skillset and leadership role to a
successful business with intent to consistently progress in knowledge and performance,
while contributing to the growth of others around me.
Personal Profile Relocated to Southern California (July 2014- July 2016) in order to obtain new
information and methods in both larger scale business markets and customer service, in
order to one day have all the tools needed to venture into business myself. Have acquired
disciplines while working in companies such as Nike and Chipotle, in regards to providing
premium, personalized experiences for consumers, as well as time management and
managerial troubleshooting in order to stay in best standing at any given time.
Graduated as part of the Business Career Academy from Laguna Creek High School, to
where, in addition, was hand selected to work with peers and show negotiation, attentive
listening, and multitasking skills as a part of Laguna Creek’s conflict management
program.
Participated on high school football and wrestling teams and continued athletic training
post-graduation including power weight lifting, mixed martial arts, and grappling (Jui
Jitsu/Kickboxing) to which instills both leadership and discipline, as well as having the
persistence of reaching fitness goals such as losing 100+ pounds.
Education
Sacramento City College – Sacramento, CA, August 2008-June 2010
Major: Business, Musical Engineering
Laguna Creek High School – Elk Grove, CA
High School Diploma obtained June 2008
Earned graduating cord from the Business Careers Academy.
Professional Experience
Nike, Inc. - Retail Customer Service Representative (Footwear “Athlete”), September 17,
2014- July 2016
With use of storewide microphones, lead my footwear team to aide in the overall
success of our store experience, and overall sales for Nike. Created a team environment
through positive reinforcement and assigning tasks to individuals in the footwear
department, as well as assisting in communication efforts between other departments
during high traffic times.
Create footwear maps to ensure that all product displayed is to a premium standard in
regards to presentation, price points, style, and category locations of product placement
throughout the store for consumer and inventory benefits. Constantly relay messages to
others within the footwear department in efforts to show quality store upkeep, including
the “facing” of all footwear product and product refill with focus on proper timing and
execution to avoid consumer rushes.
Promptly and consistently serve consumers on a regular basis with emphasis on
premium customer service to secure future business from our patrons. Up sell and inform
on information of the most current products, tailoring the experience to take care of the
consumer’s needs, both with in-store and online purchase inventory. Achieved online
sales goals by completing the most transactions of all of my store’s athletes through the
month of August while working part time.
Handle tender in cash transactions to facilitate speed of final purchasing. Assist in
mediating consumer conflicts such as returns, phone calls/phone orders, and
comments/concerns. When working the cashier role, making sure to consistently call out
merchandise restocking to other departments for a neat and consumer friendly
environment. Taking the initiative to bring up hourly goal/execution numbers in order to
determine the positives and opportunities on the sales floor, and then commencing to
guide the team to greater success in the following hour.
Took accountability in aiding in the teaching of incoming footwear athletes by
connecting with them on a personal level and informing them the reasoning behind all of
our actions within the department. Implemented learning tools such as a tech sheet
binder, in which all athletes can learn more about products outside of their specific
department.
Chipotle Mexican Grill – Prep Cook, Food Line Attendant, April 20, 2015- October 30, 2015
Elevate other team members through encouragement, constructive criticism, and
taking the initiative to get to know the team more in depth. Practice the learning of the
13 characteristics that are instilled in Chipotle crew members, making them second
nature so that you may pass on to the new hires.
Maintain high standards throughout the restaurant including to ensure the cleanliness
of the back kitchen at all times, in order to keep everything in place and working
properly. Personalize the consumers’ experience with use of being infectiously
enthusiastic and providing a quick and hospitable eating environment. Communicate
with patrons during the busy rush hour for feedback and validation of a thorough job.
Complete tasks such as the hand preparing of diced onions and jalapenos, chopped
lettuce, rice and bean preparation, vegetable preparation, and grill work consisting of
cooking both meat and vegetables. Cover the grill position of keeping the food line
supplied with all appropriate amounts of food, whenever needed, including knowing
when to call out refills of food with mind of cook times and consumer rushes.
AutoZone - Customer Service Representative/ Commercial Driving Team Member, August
2012-March 2014
Customer Service. Assist all customers in trouble shooting their automobile needs while
saving them money and informing correct purchasing information as well as alternative
options for time restraint automotive jobs.
Delivery. Quickly and safely deliver auto parts by car to local businesses to ensure their
customers receive prompt service. Includes on site trouble shooting in regards to part
ordering, minor application, returns, and receiving of payment.
Productivity. Consistently demonstrating time management skills by efficiently
organizing and sending out routes for part delivery as well as calling customers on their
part’s arrival, ensuring compliance with AutoZone’s policies and procedures, and by
answering and assisting customers for both commercial and store-front phone lines.
Store upkeep. Maintaining clean standards of the store by proactively returning parts
and restocking new items to their designated spots, picking up parking lot debris in
between sweeps, and correcting safety violations (i.e. making sure anything placed on the
shop floor is three or more feet tall, placing ladders in the safe unlocked position when
not in use, cleaning up oil/fluid/battery acid spills, etc.), all in between the issuing and
receiving commercial delivery routes.