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hkqq  +  646676 Sun, 18 Jan 09 05:15 AM

Hi Sir/Madam,  This is another paragraph in my wife's CV, appreciate if you can give us a helping hand and check the correctiness..., million thanks

 

During the past 5 years experience in RST Ltd as Accounts Coordinator, I have gained experience in conducting with clients and suppliers from Mainland China, providing office supports and assisting for public events.  Moreover, I am responsible for company insurance, payroll and administration work to the company.  Being able to speak native Mandarin and type Chinese, it would definitely be my advantage to work people from Mainland China.

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cbsteh  +  647910 Mon, 19 Jan 09 08:53 AM
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During the past five years in RST Ltd as an Accounts Coordinator, I have gained experience in dealing with clients and suppliers from mainland China, providing office support, and helping to organize public events. Moreover, I am responsible for the company insurance, payroll, and administration. Being able to speak and write in Mandarin, I can definitely work with people from mainland China.

Chris

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