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If required, the Catering Sales Manager will support the planning of and preparation for events according to anticipated attendance and will provide hands-on management and oversight in the areas of service and F&B operations during events.
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4 years of Utility scale SOLAR construction experience, of that at least 2-3 years in a leadership role as a Superintendent or Foreman or hands on field. Solar farm, Solar Fields, solar field engineer, superintendent, mechanical, customer service, lead meetings Solar QC manager.
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REQUIRED SKILLS: - Customer-oriented approach and patience - Excellent people skills - Hands on experience in cashier duties and money handling - Responsible and trustworthy - Attention to detail and strong organization skills.
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Minimum of 5 years' of hands-on experience with ServiceNow components such as Service Catalog, ITSM, CSM, Asset Management, Release Management, CMDB, Knowledge, Self-service Portal.
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Provide hands-on guidance, mentoring, and validation for the project teams during the implementation of the client engagement. Additional Desired Skills: Working experience with Snowflake or Databricks is a plusExperience on Azure and GCP data stack is definitely a plus Education and Experience: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience and/or military experienceOver all + years of experience in Data Engineering+ years of advanced working SQL knowledge and experience working with relational databases, query authoring (SQL) as well as working familiarity with a variety of databases.
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REQUIRED SKILLS: Customer-oriented approach and patience Excellent people skills Hands on experience in cashier duties and money handling Responsible and trustworthy Attention to detail and strong organization skills EDUCATION/REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of a High School Diploma or equivalent.
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Assisting clients with transitions to the Microsoft ENTRA ID cloud services such as tenant setup and service configuration, focused on cloud cyber risk mitigation. 6+ years of hands-on technical experience Identity and Access Management (IAM) on Active Directory.
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This hybrid role involves providing remote customer service assistance and hands-on order fulfillment. Provide exceptional remote customer service via phone, email, and live chat.
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The BDC Manager will be responsible for hands on managing of team members with a major focus on coaching, motivating, and mentoring their team. Consult with other department managers on resolving any customer service issues that may arise.
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That is, we allow property managers to focus on their core business (not package delivery), and bring every package safely to its owner’s waiting hands. As a leader responsible for overseeing the package fulfillment process, you will lead a team of operation associates to ensure top-tier delivery service for the residents in your city.
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Our ideal candidate has hands-on experience in an institutional or healthcare food service environment with knowledge of best practices in purchasing, food production, tray assembly, cash operations, budgeting, managing, and training.
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This is a hands-on role where the resource will provide both remote and desktop support as well as assist with projects like storage implementation, server and network upgrades and mobile computing reviews.
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This is a 100% Commission Only Position with hands-on training and zero cold calls in the Life and Health Insurance Field. Individuals coming from positions as Licensed Insurance Agent, Real Estate Agent, Mortgage Loan Officer, Car Sales, Solar Sales Representatives, Inside Sales, Outside Sales, Direct Sales, B2B, B2C, Insurance Adjuster, Customer Service.
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Benefits Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision Options) 401k Match Generous paid time off (PTO) Six (6) weeks of paid Parental Leave One (1) Work/Life Balance day off Short-term and long-term disability options Supplemental insurance options Discounted Veterinary Care Scrub allowance Hands-on and E-training Professional growth opportunities Tuition assistance for prospective Veterinary Technician Students At American Veterinary Group (AVG), we are no strangers to growth.
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You will perform internal quality assessment reviews on Health Information Management Service Center(HSC) coders to ensure compliance with national coding guidelines, the HSC coding policies and the Company coding policies for complete, accurate and consistent coding which result in appropriate reimbursement and data integrity.
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