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Analytical mindset with the ability to interpret market data and trends. Experience in real estate or location scouting, preferably in the retail or hospitality industry. For a rapidly growing retail brand preparing to launch in the US (Florida) we are seeking a dynamic and experienced Real Estate Location Specialist to join the team and help us identify prime locations.
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Industry: Healthcare + Data Entry. Healthcare Data Entry. The coordinator will handle incoming cases extract data and enter the data into the electronic data base via Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Word.
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Strong data entry skills. Strong data entry. Imputing data into RTC Data Base. Imputing data into RTC Data Base. Dress Code: BusinessWork Environment: Professional Business OfficeCandidate Responsibilities:* Answering phones.
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The candidate should be comfortable with working with various computer systems and databases and be able to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
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The Order Entry Coordinator will be responsible for data entering Trim, Interior/Exterior Door, and other millwork packages plus installation supplies for new construction in single-family homes.
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