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Please ask a Talent Acquisition Specialist about the different types of creative scheduling options that are available at your location. POSITION OVERVIEW ENERGY CUSTOMER CARE AGENT (PART-TIME)Here at MCI, we keep things light.
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15.00 / hourENTRY-LEVEL CABLE SALES AGENT (PART-TIME)We are looking for sales representatives to support consumer and business outbound sales programs for commercial clients. We offer many advancement opportunities, including Supervisor, Trainer, Talent Acquisition, and Operations Management.
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Regular daily, weekly and monthly incentives are part of the overall compensation our team members enjoy and include monetary incentive and prizes such as computers, tablets, phones, TVs, trips, tickets, and even cars.
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There are both full-time and part-time openings with multiple schedule options. Full-Time & Part-Time. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: Paid Training, Paid Time Off, Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Retirement, Advancement Opportunity, Flexible Schedules, Daily Contests, Prizes, Casual Dress Code, Regular Raises.
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In 2019, Marlowe Companies Inc. (MCI) was named by Inc. Magazine as Iowas Fastest Growing Company in the State of Iowa and was named the 452nd Fastest Growing Privately Company in the USA, making the coveted top 500 for the first time.
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SR. Talent Acquisition Specialist. We are looking for a full-time Urgent Care Veterinarian to join our team in Irving, TX. This is an amazing opportunity for a DVM who is passionate about providing high-quality veterinary care to animals in need.
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MANAGING CLAIMS EXAMINERS (70%): Serve as SME and primary point of contact with all claims processing related questions Directly accountable for hiring new employees which includes partnering with Talent Acquisition team, conducting interviews, feedback and approvals.
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In addition to our standard group benefits offering for full-time employees following 90-days of employment, all employees are eligible to opt for our MEC medical plan after only 30-days of employment.
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