Ted Cruz's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Ted Cruz has worked extensively in the law and in the political fields. He has been a Law Clerk at Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist on the Supreme Court of the United States from 1996-1997 and a Judge at Judge J. Michael Luttig from June 1995 to June 1996. Ted also worked as a Candidate for U.S. Senate at Texans for Ted Cruz from January 2011-January 2013. He also worked as an Associate at Cooper, Carvin & Rosenthal from August 1997-June 1999 and as a United States Senator at United States Senate in Washington D.C. Metro Area from 1993-1997. Ted also has experience working as a Congressional Candidate, as a Solicitor General of Texas, asSenior Judicial Advisor to Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, and as a Judicial Advisor to the George W. Bush Presidential Campaign.

🎓 Education

Ted Cruz's education background is limited to a JD from Harvard Law School and a Public Policy degree from Princeton University. In his past work readiness, Ted Cruz appears to have an overallOverview of the individual's strengths and weaknesses that can make them difficult to work with when succumbing to pressure. In order to make good decisions under pressure, Ted Cruz has developed a number of skills that include pressure management, problem solving, and decision making. Cruz's intellectual strengths include his ability to thinkoutside the box and his ability to reason critically. However, his work readiness skills, such as pressure management, problem solving, and decision making, could use some refinement.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Ted Cruz's professional experiences: Ted Cruz has 10 years of experience as an appellate lawyer andulates in a wide range of appellate legal issues, primarily on behalf of the State of Texas. In addition to his work experience as an appellate lawyer, Ted has also been a domestic policy advisor to President George W. Bush in the areas of policy, Constitutional law and civil rights, immigration, campaign finance reform, political process, and government reform.