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Ma.Lariesa S. Garcia Denims street Litex Village brgy. San jose, Montalban Rizal Mobile No. +639667184916/09773966129 Email Add: [email protected] PERSONAL INFORMATION Birth date : April 13, 1984 Weight : 120 lbs. Birth Place : Manila Religion : LDS-Mormons Age : 35 Nationality: Filipino Sex : Female Language : Tagalog and English Civil Status : Separated 3yrs ago Father : Mr. Ludivico S. Sararaña Height : 5’2” Mother :Mrs. Josephine S. Dungan WORK EXPERIENCE Present JMY Luzon Inc. Global 1 aseana san simon Pampanga Operation Head April 2018 – January 2019 Sketch It! Printing and Graphics Deisgns Hub #33 Yatco Building Don Egeast.brgy PinagkaisahanCubao Quezon City Aug. 2017 – February 2018 Litexpress International Inc. HR/Admin Assistant 21 Natib St. Cubao Quezon City September 2015 – February 2016 ASVICOM INC. 6PA Bernardo st.Cubao Quezon City Assist. Manager / HR/Account Executive November 2014 - September 2015 UAE Exchange Company Jumeirah Dubai UAE Cashier March 26, 2010 – December 2013 Zenshin Systems Corporation #25 G-RoxasSt.Brgy. San Jose QC Technical Assistant / Samsung Warranty EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Vocational 2006-2007 Bestlink College of the philippines Novaliches, Quezon City Office Administration – Undergrad 2 yrs College 2003 – 2005 System Technology Institute (STI) Muñoz, Quezon City Information Technology- 2 yrs. graduate Secondary 1996 – 2000 Ponciano Bernardo High School Pedro Tuazon St, Cubao Quezon City Elementary1991 – 1997 Ponciano Bernardo Elementary School Pedro Tuazon St. Quezon City SKILLS Computer Literate (MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint) Motor Driving Cooking, Singing HIGHLIGHTS • Reliable and adaptable; can easily cope w/ changing situation. • Willing and able to handle a wide variety of tasks. • Can deal with different personalities. • Hard Working and Versatile Person. CHARACTER REFERENCE Mr. ClefordHanubas Training Officer – 410-3333 local 215/220 09338513482 Litexpress International Inc. Ms. Geraldine Medina HR/Admin Manager -09237264251 Litexpress International Inc. SSS #: 33-7666949-9 TIN #: 406-732-614 PAG-IBIG #: 1211-3450-2577 PASSPORT #: QQ0991303 Ma.Lariesa S. Garcia Applicant.

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