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Expert knowledge of wide variety of demand generation fundamentals; online advertising, remarketing, webinars, events, paid media, email marketing and email nurtures, chat playbooks, direct mail, partner collaborations, etc.
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Conduct tax interviews with clients and support do it yourself online tax clients through virtual tools (i.e., video conferencing, phone, chat, email) Understand that teamwork is essential to our success - communicate and coordinate regularly with leaders and peers about how your remote work is impacting results.
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5+ years’ as a UX conversation designer with an online portfolio of high-impact, relevant work samples that showcase process and storytelling capabilities. We are looking for a Senior Conversational Experience Designer with a strong background in conversational design and AI-driven chat experiences using LLMs. You will be responsible for crafting intuitive and engaging conversational interfaces across our digital platforms in higher education.
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In our COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER PROGRAM, volunteers work one-to-one with visually impaired adults in their community, assisting with reading or shopping. Completing the online, modular MABVI Volunteer Training.
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Handle inquiries and provide exceptional customer service via phone, email, and online chat. Flexible remote work environment. Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
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These are remote positions, meaning that you can do the work online from anywhere. Skills/background needed: These are beginner-level live chat jobs, so full training is provided, and you do not need to have done any paid live chat work before.
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