Michael Armecin

My life as a professional has been predicated on the need to be accurate and correct on all my output. Whether in a classroom as a trainer/teacher or sitting in front of the PC and making sure the data is managed and recorded correctly, I have always had to exhaust all efforts to assure the accuracy and quality of my work.

I have spent 4 years as an editor for a leading market research company, where I would edit data gathered from opinion polls and customer satisfaction surveys to make sure they were devoid of procedural, grammatical or any typographical errors.

As I moved up the ladder as a Quality Assurance and Project Supervisor, accuracy and exactitude remained one of my focal points to success. The responsibility went from just polishing raw data to involving in the initial steps to ascertain that the operations would work on the right kind of data and ask the survey questions the right way.

Since I became a Customer Service Representative of a leading global insurance