I started working as a receptionist in January 1994.  In February I was promoted to secretary.  I continued working as a secretary until 1997 when I went to London on a 2 year working holiday visa.  During this time, I worked as a Secretary as well as Human Resource Administrator for some prestigious UK companies including Ernst & Young.

In 1999 I returned to South Africa and worked as a Secretary/Web Page Designer for a small company in Johannesburg, South Africa.

I then moved to the United States and married Rick Eutsler.  Rick taught me all I know about website design, marketing and all 'behind the scenes' of designing websites.

Along the way I trained a lot of people to use Microsoft software packages including Word, PowerPoint and Excel.  I am proficient in the aforementioned Microsoft software packages.  I have also learnt Microsoft FrontPage and am currently learning Microsoft Expression Web, Macromedia Flash & Swish.

Since I am a South African citizen, my 2nd language is Afrikaans which I can read, speak and write.  This helps me to understand basic Dutch and German and has allowed me to do some translating.

My previous experience includes:

Personal Assistant:  As a Secretary and Personal Assistant it was required that I have exceptional communication skills, language skills and typing skills.  My last typing speed test, I typed 85wpm with 100% accuracy.

Software Support:  I am passionate about computers and have always enjoyed assisting people with their computer problems.  I have always found software support very rewarding.  I have also trained many people over the years in Microsoft packages.  I trained myself on the Microsoft packages and continue to do so.

Website Design:  Since 2001 I have designed or aided in the design of a number of the websites hosted and designed by Dog River Design.  Listed below are a few of the sites I have participated in designing...

Other Skills:  I am always eager to learn new things and am a very dedicated, loyal, hard worker.  I believe you only get out of a job what you put into it.