Although I had worked as a data entry clerk, I don't have any copies of the information because it was extremely private. For my data assignment, I finished three separate data entry exercises that my coach provided me to learn to efficiently managing and organize information using Google Sheets and Google Excel. Additionally, I had to take screenshots of some of my previous work using Google Suite and Microsoft Office.

First, I created a Customer Database by collecting and inputting key details such as customer number, first name, last name, email, phone number, address, birthday, purchase history, and comments or notes. Using realistic dummy data, I ensured all entries were accurately organized in their respective columns, enhancing my data entry accuracy, organization, and formatting skills.

Second, I prepared a Customer Mortgage List featuring 20 clients, including details such as first name, last name, customer ID, gender, location, position, education, salary outstanding mortgage balances. I organized the data in a structured spreadsheet for clarity and accuracy, strengthening my skills in handling financial information, data organization, and attention to detail.

Third, I compiled a list of 30 CEOs from real companies, including their names, titles, websites, social media links, LinkedIn profiles, email formats, company details. I conducted thorough research using publicly available sources and ensured all data was accurately entered and well-organized in the spreadsheet, improving my research skills, data accuracy, and ability to manage complex datasets.

Lastly, these are the following examples of my previous work. These works taught me the value of knowing, learning, and organizing data.