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Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including writing, editing and proofreading professional correspondence. Monday – Friday work schedule is onsite from 8am-5pm, with occasional WFH on Fridays.
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O Support the contracts department with: Filing, Client correspondence and follow-up, Proofreading, Completing Templates. o Proofreading reports/presentations. o Assist with personnel onboarding including develop and check expense reports, coordinate with Property management on building issues, and miscellaneous office errands.
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Examples of such non-qualifying work include statistical clerical work; statistical drafting; work requiring the calculation of totals, averages, percentages or other arithmetic summations; work involving the preparation of simple tables or charts; work requiring the verification of data by simple comparison or proofreading.
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The ability to pinch hit as a copywriter, not just a content writer. Content Marketing Manager - Remote. We are seeking a Content Marketing Manager to lead all aspects of content strategy, planning, and execution for our rapidly growing brand.
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Your work always looks professional, and copyediting and proofreading are in your DNA. The Hired Guns are seeking an entry-level Social Media Coordinator for one of the biggest names in your medicine cabinet.
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A highly skilled communicator with strong interpersonal skills and an exceptional level of attention to detail are required, as well as strong legal writing and proofreading skills. This role will primarily support the Business Group’s Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) practice team, Private Equity practice team, with other practice team duties as assigned.
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