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This is rooted in EY’s SAP service line capabilities (Supply Chain, FICO, BPC, Data & Analytics, Customer, Tech/Arch and SuccessFactors) that are focused on helping clients improve performance and increase productivity.
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Ability to perform physically demanding tasks like detailing vehicles and loading/unloading vehicles onto our haulers in indoor and outdoor conditions with occasional exposure to inclement/extreme weather (some markets may require deliveries to be made in the snow, while other markets require deliveries to be made in the summer heat.
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From selling candy and capes to restocking T-shirts and treasures, you'll take home the perfect souvenir: a summer full of valuable customer service and priceless experiences. Excellent customer service and verbal communication skills.
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You will build a network of people while managing current projects by working with homeowners to identify their specific needs and wants throughout their roofing experience and give top notch customer service.
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