Cameron-Rose Neal

Content Producer based in Cambridgeshire, UK. Contact me for more information on how I can help you stand out and subscribe to stay updated with my blog and updates!

About Me

My name is Cameron-Rose but most people call me Cameo. I'm an aspiring writer and bookaholic based around Cambridge, UK. I have a first-class degree in English Language and Literature and I'm currently completing an apprenticeship in Content Producing at D365 Life Without Code.

Though day-to-day I can usually be found writing Microsoft CRM blogs, my favourite thing to do is create worlds that are completely different from the one we're currently in. I create engaging content for a variety of purposes and always have a story to tell.

If you would like to read more about my experience or view my content, have a browse of this portfolio for yourself.

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D365 Life without code • 7th July 2021

A Dynamic Approach to Sales

We believe that personal organisation is a key component to ensuring that tasks are being carried out effectively. Having the ability to easily find information can be just as important as initially recording the data! This is why we like to use Dynamics to aid our administrative work and approach to sales! At D365 Life Without Code, we don’t just walk the walk but we also talk the talk, using our systems on a daily basis!

29th September 2021

Broken Spines and Folded Pages

I was told to keep the pages pristine by using a book mark. To keep the spine unaffected from those little creases that run from base to tip, I should avoid opening my book to its full capacity, or, sit and gently open each leaf from one end of the book until my bored fingers met somewhere in the middle.

D365 Life without code • 21st May 2021

Evolution of Technology

They say that millennials and generations younger seem to understand technology on an innate level. Whilst I’m unsure whether this is true for myself, there’s something spooky about the way my nephew, at six, was able to navigate my mobile phone as well as I could. Sebastian, the Director’s step-son, has been testing Dynamics since he was six! At the age of nine, he was building Views and Charts for our company’s Dynamics environments.

D365 Life without code • 28th May 2021

From Stables to Software

For thirty years before joining the D365 ranks, our Office Administrator Clare worked not with computers, but with animals. Before starting her current role, Clare hadn’t used much technology at all. Following the pandemic, Clare began to help Claire (with an I) with the admin side of the growing business. Though she was nervous at first, Clare learnt that there was an easy method to how things can be completed.

Fiction • 16th August 2021

Mayday

Her eyes are unfocused as she stirs her cup of tea. The hand not holding onto the small, silver teaspoon clutches the pendant at her throat like a lifeline — a tether to the reality she knows. The chain is golden and sturdy, with small fastenings that interlink to form a sweeping arc around her throat with an emerald at the front. Her birthstone. I bought it for her two years ago. My May Day love. A moment passes and another goes by. A minute more and she's still frozen in the simple motion. T

Blog • 7th October 2021

Not Another 'Women in Business' Post

"Please don't let it be another post about women in business." I'm new to the world of businesses and my experiences in the big wide world of office politics is limited. Yet, as a woman, I'm no stranger to the subtleties of gender discrimination nor the nuanced ways people try and hide its presence.

Fashion • 7th May 2021

One Papaya Princess

I've always loved the allure of thrift shops. Back in school, however, I had to hide my affections. Instead of spending my weekends shopping in London like my classmates, my mum and I would sit together and trade out my thrifted labels with that of clothes that I'd grown out of the year before. Every girl at school had a Hollister hoodie, so eBay became our staple. We would sit and scour the internet at night just waiting for people to sell their old stuff for cheap.

D365 Life without code • 6th October 2021

Paper Vs Planner

How I use Microsoft Planner to manage my time When I first started my position at D365 Life Without Code, there were a lot of tasks coming my way. So used to my multitude of notepads and pens, I quickly began to realise that I would need a better method of taking notes and keeping track of my work.

Fiction • 16th August 2021

The Fall

One step, one glance, one word. That's all it took for me to fall. The cracks reverberate beneath my feet, spreading outwards and reaching for him before I can stop them. Like a deadly kaleidoscope, they surround me, bigger cracks interweaving with the smaller that branch from them. Small buds of water occasionally spill from the gaps that puddle where I step and I find myself dodging more and more as I go.

18th March 2021

The Garden

The garden was a mystical wood, a park and mountainous region all, stretching and wrapping around three corners of my house. The door shut with a click and I turned for the holly tree. Crouching low beneath the bough, I pulled the hood of my coat tighter around me, careful to turn my face from the spikes.

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