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Customer service representative, call center agent, front desk agent, receptionist, booking specialist, travel agent, sports manager, event planner, or similar office administrator. Preferred industry experience includes, but is not limited to, customer service representative, call center agent, front desk agent, receptionist, booking specialist, travel agent, or similar office administrator.
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As a Route Sales Representative, you would drive a Smithfield Foods box truck. The Relief Route Sales Representative is responsible for selling and merchandising a line of quality products at local stores.
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A career at Auto-Owners is challenging and rewarding.
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Technical Services Representative Days FTDescription:DMC University Laboratories (DMCUL) is a regional, integrated laboratory system providing services to the eight hospitals of Detroit Medical Center.
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The ideal candidate will have a minimum of five years of direct experience in cultivating relationships and selling solutions to large manufacturers such as Ford, BMW, and other major OEMs. As an OEM Sales Representative at PGW Auto Glass, you will play a pivotal role in expanding our market presence and driving revenue growth through the delivery of PGW's auto glass solutions to dealerships nationwide.
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CYCLEBAR Customer Service Specialist is the national leader in luxury boutique fitness and is looking for amazing talent to join our team. Our CycleBar Customer Service Specialist delivers the CycleBar experience and drives sales daily.
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Continually learn about product updates, inventory and how it will benefit the customer. The right candidate establishes relationships quickly while earning trust by providing expert knowledge and unparalleled customer service.
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Our in-home Sales Representative visit customers at their homes, review their desired products, demonstrate samples, and design solutions for their bath remodeling needs. An incredible opportunity as a Sales Representative for Bath Planet is now available.
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As a TruGreen Territory Sales Representative, you can use your people skills to help new and existing customers find the right lawn care maintenance plans, both at people's homes and/or by phone.
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The District Sales Representative will be responsible for servicing Spectrum Brands Home & Garden products at national big boxes accounts that include The Home Depot & Lowe's home improvement centers.
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The Alterations Customer Service Representative (CSR) is a critical role for the successful operation of the Alterations department and completing tasks that contribute to providing superior customer service.
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Qualifications Senior Property Claims Representative Qualifications Required : Bachelor’s degree required with focus on construction trades, agriculture-related studies, business administration or insurance related field preferred, or equivalent experience may be considered.
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Field Organizer– CADC, LLC CADC, LLC is seeking qualified, highly motivated individuals to fill the role of Field Organizer.
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Reporting to the Director of Supply Chain, the Customer Service Specialist will support branch operations through the fulfillment of parts orders, preparation of quotes for parts and accessories, coordination of shipping and receiving activities.
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