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As a new sales professional, you'll dive into our immersive sales training, blending online learning with hands-on mentorship in your designated territory. Individuals with a background in competitive sports, coaching, athletics, or competitive leagues are among our top performers.
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Position may be internal sanitation involving cleaning and maintaining blending and filling equipment to ensure product quality and equipment reliability. PRIMARY ACCOUNTABILITIES: Perform various cleaning and organizing duties as assignedMaintain all safety standardsFollow food safety standardsPerform other production duties assigned by supervisor as needed (e.g., line operator, etc.
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Assists painter in pre-paint blending needs. Remove grease, dirt, paint, or rust from vehicle surfaces in preparation for paint application, using abrasives, solvents, brushes, blowtorches, washing tanks, or sandblasters.
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Blending all of these together is the difference between a good job and a great career. Blending all of these together is the difference between a good job and a great career. Duties & Responsibilities:Take customer food orders, enter order information into the point-of-sale terminal and accurately process payments Provide outstanding hospitality and service to all guestsMaintain solid product knowledge to answer questions and make order suggestions.
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