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Data Entry Specialist
Smart Data SolutionsEau Claire, WI
Required Skills: 50+ WPM typing speed and 10-key experience Ability to quickly learn a new system Organization Typing Data Entry Skills Attention to Detail Thoroughness Decision Making Independence Analyzing Information Results Driven Perks: Very casual dress code (with the exception of client visits) Day and evening hours available Bonuses for meeting/exceeding quality and production minimums Work Type: Part-time and full-time positions available with flexible scheduling.
$11 an hour Part-time

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