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At Alston & Bird, an international law firm, we take pride in our work through impactful communication, collaboration, and community involvement. Alston & Bird LLP is seeking an Attorney Hiring Manager for its three California offices.
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Sous Chef - The Proud Bird. The Sous Chef is generally in charge of food production. The Sous Chef may be required to temporarily assume the duties of the Chef in his or her absence. Sous Chef - The Proud Bird.
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JOB DESCRIPTION Alston & Bird LLP is seeking an Attorney Hiring Manager for its three California offices. Travel required: visit Silicon Valley and San Francisco offices at least once per quarter; attend law school events and OCI as needed; travel to Atlanta at least once per year; attend biennial Executive Staff retreat.
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Previous experience in the Agricultural irrigation industry with a knowledge of Rain Bird products and applications, specification practices, the Rain Bird organization and competitive products.
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Perks upWe want people to succeed at Bird, so we give our teams plenty of time off to relax and recharge. Retain and win slots next year, allowing Bird to deploy 1,250 net slots in the US and Canada.
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