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$5 USD / hour

matale,

sri lanka

$5 USD / hour

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Joined October 31, 2012

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Ziyaullhaq L.

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sri lanka

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Hi, I well Organized Reliable, hard working punctual self motivated and with an outgoing personality, and Excellent communicative skills. i have more than two years of experience and have gotten in-depth understanding of different working methodologies of various data entry projects beyond its quality, standards, and satisfying the clients at their utmost extent. I have good experience in office package. & Data entry's, i can plain my work and do my best.

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uncommon Homes

Jan 2010 - Oct 2012 (2 years, 9 months)

It's a show room of GLOBAL MASS MARKING (PVT) LTD.

Education

BUSINESS MOTIVATION TRAINING PROGRAMED

Sri Lanka

2003 - 2004

(1 year)

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HOME FOR HUMAN RIGHTS SRI LANKA

2005

The Sri Lankan Government failed to advance justice for the victims of the county. The long civil war in 2011. While Sri Lanka's war-ravaged North and East became more open, the government deepened repression of basic freedoms, notably limiting the right to free speech. The long-awaited Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission report on the fighting failed to call for investigations into well-documented allegations of violations of international humanitarian law. The government largely ignored complaints of insecurity and land grabbing.