General Administrative Assistant

When preparing reports or summaries, I find Microsoft Word to be an effective tool for organizing information and tracking revisions. By utilizing its built-in formatting options, I can create tailored templates for each project, ensuring my ideas are presented in a clear, professional, and consistent manner.

Initially, the numerous formulas and shortcuts can seem overwhelming, but I motivated myself to learn them as they were essential to my previous work as an intern. This included tasks such as tax research and tracking changes in tax legislation.

While the design and formatting options in this tool are somewhat limited, I still find it to be an effective resource for creating slide presentations and visualizing data in a clear and professional manner.

Organizing data in Microsoft Office has been a daily routine since I first learned to use computers. This skill has greatly facilitated my ability to manage tasks for both my University Organization and my internship. I enjoy keeping things organized and always seek out new organizational software to explore and improve my efficiency.

During my three-month internship as a Tax Intern, I performed various administrative tasks, with a primary focus on conducting thorough research on tax legislation. This experience taught me the importance of delivering accurate information promptly, as many tasks required completion within the same day.

I enjoyed creating slide presentations and webinar invitations for my previous team. I like experimenting with designs and color combinations based on the specific events or webinars, but I find that incorporating designs and colors that represent the company or brand works best.

My experience as a Tax Intern involved hours of reviewing data related to Land and Building Transfers, as well as Senate and House Bills. Initially, I found it overwhelming, but with daily practice, I developed a strong attention to detail and improved my ability to manage complex information efficiently.

I spent the last three months working with a team, and I found that collaboration is most effective when using common programs like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel online.