Monday, December 15, 2008

Resumé

Myriam Turgeon

35, Marieville Street

Rougemont (Québec) j0l 1m0

Education Completed high school at “Commssion Scolaire Val-des-Cerfs”

Currently studying in Desktop Publishing at Édouard Montpetit College

Professional Experience

Autoclic – La Ronde End of May 2008 to now

Photos Clerk

Performing the impression of photos

Helping with the costuming of clients

Taking photos

Positioning clients for the photos

Tending the cash

La Cidrerie du Village Autumn 1999 to 2008

Sales Clerk

Answering clients questions

Ending out samples of apple cider to clients

Bottling of ciders

Organising exhibitions

Accounting related tasks

IBM Bromont July 2005 to January 2007

Inspector – Operator

Inspecting electronic devises

Operating electronic testers

Using microscope

Software competence

-Microsoft Word

-Microsoft Excel

-QuarkXpress

-InDesign

References available on demand

Summary Table Land

Table Land

I recently watched a movie about food called “Table Land” in this movie they talked about different categories of food production like: sustainability, small scale, industrial, taste and local food.

What I enjoyed most in this movie was to see how the small producers can grow with only a small production. Personally, my uncle owns a small scale business in apple related products and I am in total agreement with the idea behind this movie. Small producers are more careful with their products, they enjoy what they do and try to survive in this market.

I agree with the part talking about taste, they said if you expose your products like fruits and vegetables to the sun while they are growing, you would have a product with so much more flavour, more nutritive and tasty.

If I had to redo this movie, I probably would remove the part on sustainability because I do not understand all they said in this part and I think I was not the only one.

I learned that is a good choice to encourage local producers when I buy my fruits and my vegetables because they work so hard to build up their business. I already knew that it is hard to have a place on the market with apple products but I did not realise that it was the same thing in the other provincial markets.

I recommend this movie to people who care about their local economy.

Myriam Turgeon