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As the most important interface for our customers, you will demonstrate your passion for our products and act as a brand ambassador for HUGO BOSS. Join a team that provides an exceptional brand and shopping experience with enthusiasm, fun and expertise.
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Unique Style pieces that allow you to express yourself through fashion yet save your expensive clothes for your fun times! Unlimited career opportunities and personal growth – not just your typical Asst. Mgr to Mgr. No, we have Technical Skills Specialist, Ambassador program, Artistic Team, Area Managers, Coach, Trainer etc.
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With a focus on customer service, our neighborhood grocery stores offer high-quality, farm fresh produce, natural meats, plenty of scoop-your-own bulk goods and much more in a fun, friendly, old-fashioned farmer’s market setting.
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As an employee of Auberge du Soleil, you will enjoy not only the stunning beauty of our gorgeous Napa Valley hillside, but also competitive pay, benefits, and a challenging, fun working environment.
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Brand Ambassador- Express rue21 brand messages effectively. Have fun at work while letting your inner trend savant shine by providing customers with a top-notch shopping experience and always making our customer feel like a total VIP.
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Customer service, Food handling, bartender, server, cashier, stocker, demonstrator, brand ambassador, or brand advocate experience is beneficial but not required. Job Posting Overview Weekly Pay Flexible Schedule Fun Work Environment Career Advancement Opportunities This part time associate promotes alcohol products for suppliers at multiple Target locations within a geography.
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Job Posting: Overview Weekly Pay Flexible Schedule Fun Work Environment Career Advancement Opportunities Online and/or on-the-job training This part time associate samples products for suppliers within a Sam’s Club location.
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Salary Starting at $14.00 / hrOverview Weekly Pay Flexible Schedule Fun Work Environment Career Advancement Opportunities Online and/or on-the-job training This part time associate samples products for suppliers within a Sam’s Club location.
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Customer service, Food handling, bartender, server, cashier, stocker, demonstrator, brand ambassador, or brand advocate experience is beneficial but not required Responsibilities Engaging customers to communicate key points about products Ensuring compliance with food safety requirements while preparing samples (cook, process, plate, serve.
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Welcoming and greeting all Guests, all while being an ambassador of FUN! At Main Event, our Servers serve up great food, drinks and FUN for all Guests! At Main Event, our Servers serve up great food, drinks and FUN for all Guests.
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This challenging and fun job takes place at retail locations, festivals, expos, music/sporting events, and home shows throughout the Omaha area. Retirees, and anyone looking for a bit of extra cash, are encouraged to apply.
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Deliver an unparalleled guest experience through the best combination of food, drinks and games in an ideal environment for celebrating all out fun. Brand Ambassador and Culture Champion.
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In this fun and exciting role, the Tour Ambassador will be required to narrate scripted tours and safely drive electric trams in our high-paced manufacturing environment. In this fun and exciting role, the Tour Ambassador will be required to narrate scripted tours and safely drive electric trams in our high-paced manufacturing environment.
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Qualifications Must be 16 years of age (Alcohol and Production requires 18) Weekends (Friday-Sunday) preferred; holidays & weekday work available Reliable access to a smartphone or tablet on days worked The ability to safely use appliances (microwave, toaster oven, hot plate) The ability to stand to perform the event for the duration of the event We welcome applicants without a high school or college degree, have no experience or are returning to the workforce and/or have military experience.
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We are a nationally recognized, fun, cutting edge, Physical & Occupational Therapy office, looking for an Team Player who is a highly efficient, highly motivated, resourceful, results-oriented person, with a sense of humor and tons of empathy for patients in pain.
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