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Operate the point of sale pursuant to corporate standards; maintain proper cash, lottery tobacco levels. If you are excited about this position, and think you could have an impact here, please apply anyway, even if you don’t meet every point on the job description.
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Process sales transactions accurately and efficiently using the store’s point-of-sale system. Our ideal candidate will provide exceptional service to our customers, ensuring their shopping experience is pleasant and efficient.
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As an Amazon Customer Service Rep, youll : Act as the first point of contact for customers by answering their queries through phone, chat or email; Sound like something you can do? If you are looking for outstanding pay, flexible part-time, full-time and seasonal schedules, plus benefits for you and your family, the Amazon Customer Service Team has you covered.
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No matter which area of the business you support or which brand you decide to advance within our food service concepts, Alltown Fresh, Ramuntos, D’Angelos, Subway, Aroma Joes, or even our convenience brands, XtraMart, Honey Farms, Fast Freddies, Mr Mikes, Alltown, Jiffy Mart, Gulf, Honey Dew, Mobil Mart, Verc, Convenience Plus Brands, we know your contributions will be extremely valued and rewarded.
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We have an opportunity for a motivated individual to fill the role of a Service Excellence HVAC/R Lead Technician in High Point, NC. In this position, the successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring optimal, efficient operation of the fleet of Budderfly HVAC Units.
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Provides database support for the AVANGRID’s Service Now System, Outage Management System (OMS), Energy Control Systems (ECS) used to operate Electric Transmission & Distribution Systems and Backoffice applications and other proprietary applications.
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The Service Support Field Advisors are the on-site, end-to-end point of contact for Rivian owners/fleet companies needing roadside assistance and/or vehicle, charging, and connectivity education/repair/maintenance.
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Follow all policies and procedures related to all point of sale (POS) transactions, inventory integrity, reverse logistics, cash, credit, check, refund and return policies and purchase for re-sale parts (OP) procurement and vendor payment practices.
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