• VA Profile -- Rigoberto Ramirez De La Mora



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    "I have had plenty of work experience in many positions and I would think that it helps to build knowledge and work on communication skills. My first job in Leon GTO, is Oportun (it’s a loan company in U.S.A). It was my first call center experience and it went well. I was an agent for 6 months and floor support (which is basically helping others) for another 6 months and I finally decided to apply for a supervisor position and was there for 1 year.

    After that I stumbled across a job named Porch where we basically help people move to a new home they would buy and I would help them with a handyman of any sort to help around the home either to add or remove a room or simply wanted to mount a television on the wall I would be the one to help them (personal home assistant). This was my first stay at home job which for me was different had to get used to it but in the end, I liked it. Staying at home watching my child and wife relax and be happy to see me at home being safe really was a great experience. I liked it so much that I even bought a computer to work in Porch. I bought my home with this job for which I am very thankful.

    Then I found a company called CSM which paid extremely well and I worked 4 hours a day being Monday thru Friday. It’s was a stay-at-home job as well; I have loved staying with my family and being with them as much as possible. A good thing is that I could move the schedule anytime as long as I call my 4 hours a day. I don’t mind cold calling people to see If they want to sell their homes. It has become very easy for me to talk to people and building rapport, that way I don’t get yelled at for calling out of the blue.

    My experience in each job has been different but overall great, I have learned a lot and most importantly learned from my mistakes which I think is the most important thing."