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Work with the team to keep the department customer ready, which means filling orders, stocking, re-merchandising, price markdowns, and light cleaning. The ideal Salesperson is passionate about fashion and styling and has the ability to cultivate and grow a customer following, both digitally and in-store.
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Your responsibilities will include inspecting products for imperfections, manually repairing defects, packaging, filling out quality control forms, and maintaining database entries for product tracking.
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You will be responsible for handling property onboarding, filling vacancies, and turnovers of a small portfolio of clients. Think of this position as a "client concierge" or an account manager as you'll be proactively interacting and serving our clients on a daily basis.
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Complete projects as assigned including operational assignments: filling orders, replenishment, recovery etc. Achieve sales and service metrics in key measurable areas including: clientelling/outreach, appointment setting and Talbots Classic Awards.
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Medical assistants perform many administrative duties, including answering telephones, greeting patients, updating and filing patients medical records, filling out insurance forms, handling correspondence, scheduling appointments, arranging for hospital admission and laboratory services, and handling billing and book keeping.
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You can also expedite the process by sending a copy of your resume and filling out a skills checklist at the following link: Contact: Thomas Tatham Senior Recruiter thomas.tatham@soliant.com Call or text 561.712.
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