Associate Degree in Business Administration
June 2020/April 2022
Andres: Well, since you did not specified what type of experience you wanted to hear, I will talk about three types of experiences: Life experience, education experience and professional experience.
Andres: I arrived to the U.S when I was 18 years old. I had no support from any family or friends, I only had myself to build a new life in this nation. I worked as a restaurant manager for a few years, that period taught me many things: to manage teams, to assess their emotions and get the best results out of them, to be patient with customers, to get in other people’s shoes, to handle pressure and to be humble. I used this period to save money, because my goal was always to get a proper education in this country, and here we are, I did it! Why am I telling you this life experience which may not seem relevant to this role? Well, I am hoping it tells you a little bit about the grit and determination of the person you are hiring.
Andres: Turning to my educational background, I pursued business studies at Miami Dade College, where I significantly enhanced my understanding of how to drive business success. Throughout my studies, I developed a comprehensive skill set that spans various critical areas, including administration and marketing.
Andres: Then I moved on to complete a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science at Florida International University. I didn’t choose this degree for the same reasons as most people would, I studied this because I knew it would teach me how to think in a very structural way. I now approach problems and challenges in a very methodic manner while also leveraging my creativity.
Andres: Yes, of course, I think it’s better for the both of us if I show my work experience in a clean and structured format:
