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becky
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I was the Sr. Underwriting Assistant. I worked directly and on a daily basis with five underwriters performing a variety of duties for each of them. This consisted of pulling and interpreting reports. i.e Dun and Bradstreet, Loss reports, MVR's etc. I also dealt with the Customer Service Agents as well as our Rating department....
Posted @ 05:41PM, July 04, 2009
by becky mize | Permalink
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Janice
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Between the positions Operator and 411 operator, I would receive between 850 - 1200 incoming calls per day. As a 0 operator I would connect our customer to telephone numbers when he or she has had difficulty dialing direct. Place emergency calls, collect coins for payment. The position 411 operator would search addresses or telephone numbers for our customers. Connect the customer to telephone number found. In the postion Business Service Representative, I would create a new business order for our Clec clients, who inwhich provided business lines for their clients. This required orders to be completed within a 4 hour window, upon receievng it. The department also transfered Number Portability lines. Lastley, I worked as a business rep collecting payment....
Posted @ 04:51PM, July 03, 2009
by Janice Mays | Permalink
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lydia
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How would you describe what you did at
crazy chameleon?
I started part time but end up being a fulltime employee because every client visited our premises enjoys talking to me.I made my directors to notice that every client is important irespective of how wealthy they are.The company sold more franchises in areas they thougt there was no bussiness through my advise....
Posted @ 04:01AM, July 02, 2009
by lydia raesetja | Permalink
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Darrell
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I started out as an installer working for Office Images Inc. I became interested in developing into an independent contractor. I was given somee isolated assignments to complete. Many of them were out of town deliveries and installations as far away as New York City. Eventually I began to particiapte in local installs ranging anywhere between 5- 200 workstations. I began to develop a crew of other contractors. At one point in time I had as many as 8-10 installers working for me.My company worked on projects with major organizations such as Wachovia Bank,Red Cross,Woodruff Arts Center,Georgia Perimeter College, Scientific Atlanta, Internal Revenue Service and many, many others. The economy has precipated a competitive climate that has nmade it difficult to continue. It has become stagnate at times and at other times it has become unpredictable and unstable for smaller companies like Upscale....
Posted @ 04:52PM, July 01, 2009
by Darrell Mills | Permalink
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