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Looking to break into the world of journalism and love sports? View Newspaper Group is looking for an amazing Sports Writer to join its award-winning team. If you’re an entry-level reporter looking to learn more about local news, it’s a great opportunity. Apply here.
In this role, you’ll brainstorm and execute online marketing campaigns, provide and analyze metrics for social media and email marketing campaigns, and drive acquisition to key performance indicators. Apply here.
Primary Wave Media’s Legal Research Assistant will need to have stellar communication skills, conduct market research, update internal records and systems, and take responsibility for compliance with any regulations, laws, and procedures. Apply here.
Want to learn what it means to have excellent interpersonal skills? Dyson is hiring Customer Experience Specialists to provide outstanding customer support, maintain customer account information, and uphold Dyson’s high-quality service at all times. Apply here.
Bimbo Bakeries’ Production Supervisor position is perfect for someone who wants to wear a lot of hats in their role.
You’ll handle food and manufacturing safety regulations, coordinate and maintain production procedures, train contractors and production associates, and troubleshoot any issues that arise. Apply here.
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