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What was the main reason for accepting your job (location, opportunity, money) at n/a?opportunity, money, diversification
Posted @ 07:30AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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What are the three best things about working at n/a?flexible time schedule
Posted @ 07:29AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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What's the toughest problem you've had to solve at n/a?There is a great lack of communication between departments, I found it necessary to create my own methods of communicating utilizing methods I designed in past positions
Posted @ 07:27AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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What are the most challenging aspects of your job at n/a?Getting qualified leads
Posted @ 07:24AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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How would you describe what you did at n/a?Meet with residential customers to present the company and products. Design new kitchens, baths, remodeling. Close sale, manage project thru completion
Posted @ 07:23AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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What's the secret to getting hired at n/a?proven sales record with strong communication skills
Posted @ 07:22AM, March 02, 2008
by carolwhitley | Permalink |
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What's the secret to getting hired at n/a?You should always be productive while on the job. You must represent the company with your actions/behaviors. You must also like the doctor which you work along side everyday.
Posted @ 12:36PM, November 10, 2007
by leighann kiel | Permalink |
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How would you describe what you did at n/a?Took care of my grandmother, cleaned her apartment and helped her run errands. $9/hour.
Posted @ 05:34PM, October 16, 2007
by Samantha Fyffe | Permalink |
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How would you describe what you did at n/a?Taking care of my grandfather. I got paid $6/hour.
Posted @ 05:33PM, October 16, 2007
by Samantha Fyffe | Permalink |
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What's the secret to getting hired at n/a?I belive in doing my best for all companies that I an employed at.
Posted @ 07:12PM, October 14, 2007
by George Dalke | Permalink |
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