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Opportunities to work close to home or (if willing) the opportunity to be a Road Warrior. This position will report directly to a District Manager, but you will work independently onsite at our retailer locations.
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DailyPay work today get paid tomorrow. Report client work completions on the day of service. Most of the merchandising work performed for clients is set around a clients window of time rather than specific hours, allowing you to set your own schedule.
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Paid Time Off: Earn time off to relax and recharge, knowing your hard work is valued. Reliable and Responsible: You're punctual, trustworthy, and take pride in your work. Flexible Scheduling: We understand the importance of work-life balance.
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Qualifications: A heart to serve patients and families and a passion for providing the best possible care Education: Minimum of an Associate Degree required in the field of study or proven work experience in a health-related field Experience: 2 years of sales experience in a clinical care setting, hospice preferred Required: Reliable transportation.
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Your success in this role will depend on your strong work ethic and effective communication with both customers and fleet managers. STEP THREE: We will contact you at the number provided to connect you with a dedicated account specialist.
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