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The Senior Salesforce Admin & Reporting Applications Specialist works with senior leadership at the local, regional, national and global level to define requirements, end-user training, maintenance, support, and builds reports and dashboards that support the internal sales and financial goals within Gallagher Benefit Services Division (GBS).
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Looking for a Customer Support Live Chat Agent to Engage clients on our online shop (primarily in written channels such as chat and messaging), providing professional and personal service, with the goal of converting and solving customer issues.
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We are looking for a temporary, community-oriented customer service representative!
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New Line Baptist Church is a rural church prayerfully seeking a pastor called by
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Work Monday - Thursday, 6:00am to 4:30pm, occasional OT on Fridays (Weekends off!)
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In this entry-level outside sales role, you will receive hands on training and development in our comprehensive sales approach, preparing you for a successful career in sales.
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Roles: You will be required to download apps to your smartphone or tablet and test out all app features.
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