Jeremy De Silva

JEREMY DE SILVA D I S P A T C H E R | C U S T O M E R R E P R E S E N T A T I V E - S E R V I C E PROFILE -Padre Garcia, Batangas 4224 I am a qualified and professional customer service representative with six years of experience in different field such us healthcare , telco and logistics with admin experience. Strong communication and analytical skills. Team player with an eye for detail. SKILLS EXPERIENCE Effective Communicator ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE Multi- Tasking Deliveright Inc. Critical Thinking 2022 - 2023 Data Entry Scheduling delivery to the customer Problem-Solving Providing the right information to the manufacturer Computer Literacy Inbound and Outbound calls with the driver and Customer Email management REGIONAL DISPATCHER EDUCATION SECONDARY SCHOOL Padre Garcia National High School- COMPUTER SYSTEM DESIGIN AND PROGRAMMING AMA Computer Learning Center 2012 - 2014 Home Delivery Hub LLC- Houston TX- Admin task such as Data Entry Maintaining the safety and compliance for DOT Managing hours for the delivery Team OUTBOUND SALES REP Global Guard Insurance Inc 2020 Outbound Sales Providing options to the customer insurance policy Maintaining sales quota JEREMY DE SILVA - Jeremy De Silva Padre Garcia, Batangas PH 4224 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE July 27, 2025 Juliana Silva Head of Human Resources Thynk Unlimited.-123 Anywhere St., Any City, ST 12345 Dear Ms. Silva: A cover letter allows you to professionally introduce yourself to a prospective employer. Your goal in writing your cover letter should be to encourage the employer to read your resume and consider you for a specific position. Yes, you should maintain a professional air throughout the copy, however, an exceedingly formal tone may turn off those who read it. Remember to also show genuine enthusiasm for the job. You can think of it this way: it’s not a suit-and-tie event, but a smart casual gathering. Steer away from highly personal information and questions about the position. This includes talking about salary expectations and company benefits. Instead, reserve such inquiries for the actual interview. Make sure you proofread your cover letter before sending it. There are various online tools that can help you catch minor grammatical or typographical errors. Additionally, make sure your cover letter is easy to read. Use a simple font like the one used here. Avoid walls of text, too. Dividing your letter into paragraphs makes it easy on the eyes and organizes the information you provide. Best Regards, Itsuki Takahashi