Position: Community manager
Category: Support
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 1.5

- Not a single instance of gross misconduct (or any other kind of misconduct for that matter) throughout all of my ten years of freelancing;
- Well, surviving ten years of mostly freelancing for a living seems as an achievement in its own right;
- Making profit while at it - even more so;
-  Got really adaptive with my writing around the third year of my work. And thinking, yeah, really adaptive thinking I've got now.
- I have a cat. Got him three years ago. He's still alive. Though it's kind of his achievement rather than mine, to be honest.
- At some point I got married. Come to think of it, that might be how the cat managed to survive. Don't ask me how an inveterate  freelancer got a woman to like him enough to agree to marry him. Beats me.
- That's pretty much it, oh, I also got two master's degrees and a PhD and taught my granny to use a laptop (like really, she is somewhere between "almost independent user" and "Advanced user" at the moment).
Good communication skills;
Have experience in SMM;
Independent user of Microsoft Office;
Well versed in interface mastering;
Experienced copywriter.
For a job to be good it is necessary to fit a simple criteria - good team, nice pay and challenging work, with an emphasis on "good team" since if the team is unbearable it's eventually going to wear you down no matter how much money you get. An important thing to note is - I don't care much about that principle since I have an uncanny ability to deal with stress, frustration and irritation  (just to be clear - I like nice people, it's just that I don't necessarily require them to be on the team to be productive).
       One more thing, I like honest and most importantly direct people. I am not a sugar princess - you don't have to worry about "hurting my feelings", quite the opposite - I encourage you not to, if there is something wrong with my work in your opinion - I would really appreciate it if you let me know about it, just take care to back it up with some evidence.
P.S.
       One and a half years of experience refers to my work as community manager. If we are talking about being around and communicating with people trying to make a living (which is an invaluable experience in my book), than I got ten of them, give or take.