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Incrementar las ventas a clientes actuales mediante la oferta de servicios nuevos o mejorados. Calificaciones para Candidatos Internos Calificaciones Diploma de escuela secundaria o GED. Experiencia en servicio al cliente es una ventaja.
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Como representante bilingüe en español, representarás a uno de los principales proveedores de seguros del país al recibir llamadas entrantes de clientes potenciales para cerrar el trato en las ventas de seguros.
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Diploma de Escuela Superior o equivalente y/o experiencia en un hotel o campo relacionado preferida. Mantener un comportamiento simpático y caluroso en todo momento. The Banquet Bartender is responsible for providing the highest quality service to guests and servers and maintaining the Aimbridge Hospitality standards of cleanliness and sanitation while following the requirements of the Banquet Event Order.
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