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Phoebe Minor

Lancaster

Summary

Encouraging manager and analytical problem-solver with talents for team building, leading and motivating, as well as excellent customer relations aptitude and relationship-building skills. Proficient in using independent decision-making skills and sound judgment to positively impact company success. Dedicated to applying training, monitoring and morale-building abilities to enhance employee engagement and boost performance.

Overview

15
15
years of professional experience

Work History

Manager

Smartstop Self Storage
05.2021 - Current

Managed and motivated employees to be productive and engaged in work. Accomplished multiple tasks within established timeframes, financial tasks involve handling transactions, processing deposits, and managing account delinquency. Maintained professional, organized, and safe environment for employees and patrons.

Enhanced customer satisfaction by resolving disputes promptly, maintaining open lines of communication, and ensuring high-quality service delivery.

  • Developed a strong company culture focused on employee engagement, collaboration, and continuous learning opportunities.
  • Achieved departmental goals by developing and executing strategic plans and performance metrics.

Alcohol and Drug Student

Antelope Valley College
05.2020 - 05.2026

Psy110, Directed Field Experience II

(projected completion date 8/2025)

  • Course focus: I am learning the emphasis of advanced concepts in chemical dependency and clinical skills, especially in the 12 core functions of effective practice in this field. We will also compile a professional portfolio and prepare for the state certifying exam.

Psy102, Introduction to Alcohol and Other Drug Studies

  • Completed: I learned the drug classifications and characteristics, the impact of drugs on the brain, and concepts like dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal. It also covers the temporary and long-term consequences of psychoactive drug use, including disorders. Prevention, intervention, and education approaches for chemical dependency are reviewed. The course analyzes the progression of substance abuse and chemical dependency disorders and may cover assessment, treatment, relapse prevention, and counseling for substance-related disorders.

Psy104,Prevention, Intervention, and Education

  • Completed: I learned both historical and current methods used in dealing with chemical dependency. Substance Abuse Analysis, which I learned about how substance abuse and chemical dependency disorders progress, and prevention, education, and intervention, where I had to evaluate different strategies used in these areas to address chemical dependency.

Psy107, Chemical Dependency Family Counseling

  • Completed: I learned how to help individuals overcome their addiction, develop coping skills, and achieve lasting recovery, hosting family-based interventions, providing instruction or training to parents and caregivers to enhance substance use preventive skills and practices for children and adolescents. Interventions that include individual or small group sessions, web-based modules, printed instruction manuals and workbooks, or a combination of formats.

Psy103, The Physiology and Pharmacology of Psychoactive Drugs

  • Completed: I learned how drugs affect the nervous system. It delves into the classification of drugs and topics such as physical and psychological dependence, tolerance, and withdrawal. You'll also learn about genetic predispositions and the short- and long-term effects of psychoactive drugs on various aspects of life, including mental and physical health.

Psy106, Case Management, Law and Ethics

  • Completed: I learned the principles and practices of case management within a legal and ethical framework. This involved understanding the case management process, adhering to ethical principles and professional codes of conduct, and navigating relevant legal regulations to provide effective and responsible care to clients.

Psy108, Introduction to Psychological and Social Services

Completed: I learned the fundamental principles and applications of psychology, with a specific focus on social and community services. It examines how psychological theories and research inform interventions and programs aimed at improving individual and community well-being.

Events Coordinator

Bank of America
02.2013 - 04.2016

Duties Included: operational activities in events, vendor oversight, and equipment and supplies. Also aiding with operations, Reception, occupancy services and other client needs as requested. Coordinate site operations according to all agreed policies, procedures and contract scope. Use necessary event software for coordination and tracking. Coordinate and support logistics of large multifaceted events. Provide information and direction to vendors, facilities staff and other service providers as required to ensure excellent coordination and execution of work, with minimal disruption. Coordinate the delivery of site amenities which may include transportation and security. Update and maintain accurate records and official documentation for the site/s including site pages where applicable. Identify and respond to any financial or budgeting related issues. Ensure prompt and accurate management of purchase orders in finance systems. Manage payments to Vendors where applicable, using available systems, complying with relevant policies and procedures. Seek ways to constantly reduce costs and improve operational standards. Ensure compliance within delegated financial and contractual authorities. Leadership / Staff Management Actively support an environment of teamwork, co-operation, performance excellence and personal success.

Administrative Assistant VP

Bank of America
05.2011 - 02.2013

Duties Included: Proactively develop and maintain client relationships ensuring that expected service levels are achieved. Answering phones, filing, maintains accurate records; coordinates communication and office activities ensuring efficient office operations; performs a variety of duties and responsibilities which are of a sensitive and confidential nature; as well as perform other related responsibilities as assigned. Performs diverse, advanced and confidential administrative support functions including composing, signing and releasing routine. Usually relieves management of administrative details; gathers, compiles and reports information relevant to/for department; may manage several different and often conflicting objectives, projects or activities. Communicates with executives and line management to gather or convey relevant information. And exposure to sensitive information, and must use considerable tact, diplomacy and judgment.

Education

Associate of Arts - Business

Antelope Valley College
Lancaster, CA
05-2022

AA Business Management - Business

Antelope Valley College
Lancaster, CA
05-2022

Skills

  • Customer service
  • Team leadership
  • Time management
  • Decision-making
  • Typing speed of 60 wpm
  • Customer relations
  • Research and resolution of problems
  • Effective verbal and written communication
  • Self-starter and team collaborator
  • Excellent planning and organizational techniques
  • Able to handle multiple priorities and projects simultaneously

Timeline

Manager

Smartstop Self Storage
05.2021 - Current

Alcohol and Drug Student

Antelope Valley College
05.2020 - 05.2026

Events Coordinator

Bank of America
02.2013 - 04.2016

Administrative Assistant VP

Bank of America
05.2011 - 02.2013

Associate of Arts - Business

Antelope Valley College

AA Business Management - Business

Antelope Valley College
Phoebe Minor