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Customer Service Specialists work closely with wholesale and retail customers to determine their needs, answer their questions about Sherwin-Williams products, and recommend the right solutions.
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As an Early Intervention Specialist in Kennedy-Donovan Center's Early Intervention Program, you will be responsible for individualized service plans to help children improve developmental skills in partnership with their families.
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Empowered to make prudent professional decisions in rendering advice and counsel to business lines or assigned areas, on compliance matters and regulatory risks which may impact performance of the business and overall enterprise strategies and objectives.
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Assists Engage Life Director in enlisting the services of volunteers to aid the activities program. Engages and motivates residents resulting in program participation. Assists in planning parties and activities as well as decorating the community according to the season and/or holiday throughout the years as well as planning monthly birthday parties to honor residents.
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RN & LPN Residency Program, 28-Week Training Program - Various Positions Available! Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. RN & LPN Residency Program, 28-Week Training Program - Various Positions Available.
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The Client Services Specialist, Private Risk serves as a technical resource to colleagues and personally provides prompt, efficient, and high-quality service assisting client facing colleagues with behind the scenes objectives.
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As a Print Specialist , you will be collaborative and inclusive in helping our customers while being part of a fun, team-oriented retail culture. As a Print Specialist , you will be collaborative and inclusive in helping our customers while being part of a fun, team-oriented retail culture.
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Assists Life Guidance Director in enlisting the services of volunteers to aid the activities program. Proactively involves all Life Guidance staff in the planning and implementation of the daily program which includes all activities of daily living.
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Flexible part time hours, generous paid time off, weekly pay, training, and career growth opportunities. Ability to lift and move supplies in the 10-50 pound range, stand and walk continuously. Ask open ended questions to build relationships and understand customers copy & print marketing needs.
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