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Job Specifications: Expected Pay Range: $20.00 - $22.76 Shift & Schedule Availability: Full Time and Part Time Hours available Skill Level: Entry Level Job Responsibilities: Fit guests with the latest ski and snowboard boots - we'll train you.
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Additional Benefits: Food & Beverage: Free employee shift meal Leadership development training and growth opportunities Job Specifications: Expected Pay Range: $20.00 - $21.50 / hour Shift & Schedule Availability: Full Time and Part Time Hours available Skill Level: Entry Level Job Responsibilities: Completing physical and active tasks in an efficient manner to pick, pack and deliver goods Willingness to work with warehouse functions and tools - we'll train you.
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This role is a full-time, entry to mid-level retail sales role, focusing on wireless, TV, and internet products in the communications and entertainment technology space. We can bring you up to speed on Spectrum’s full line of products – and our competitors’ products – in about a month, including telephone, data, wireless, and video services.
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Assists with charge capture entry as needed. ● The employee is occasionally required to climb or balance; stoop, kneel, or crouch for extended periods of time. Obtains tests results and ensures that lab reports, x-rays, outside progress notes/medical records, and other information is in the medical record prior to the appointment.
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They're committed to helping us grow, and we're committed to growing with them because making sure everyone reaches their full potential is a key part of our mission. Be a team player (because we spend way too much time together.
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